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snowy backyard in Ashland, Oregon
I’m sure it’s a white Christmas somewhere, maybe even in Ashland, but in Santa Barbara, no one even considers the thought. Today’s photo comes from the snow storm that hit Ashland almost three weeks ago. It still hadn’t fully melted when we left for California on December 21.
Southern Oregon University in snow
The campus is quiet now, very quiet. So quiet that I’m not even there. I’m in sunny California.
Today’s photo is from a couple weeks ago when it was also very quiet even though school was still on. Actually, it was cancelled on this day due to the snow.
snowy Ashland sunrise
Today’s photo comes from this past Tuesday morning.
The snow has finally begun to melt, but this is what things looked like in my neighborhood for almost a week.
Line of trees in front of Churchill Hall covered in snow
Today’s photo is a reverse angle from this prior post. Oh yeah, and the season is a bit different too.
SOU in the snow
… or at least final exams are supposed to begin this morning at 10:30 a.m. Because half a foot of snow was dumped on campus on Friday evening, and temperatures have been between 3 and 25 degrees since, I’m not sure if everyone can make it to campus. Southern Oregon University has postponed today’s 8:00 a.m. finals, but the rest are still on.
Peabody’s Wayback
This is not what Ashland looks like at the moment. Today’s photo was taken back in January in the mountains to the east of Ashland. In fact, there is no snow in Ashland as I write this. However, the forecast is for snow so they have closed the schools.
Snow has yet to fall in Ashland this winter. However, the forecast says snow will begin tomorrow morning and we are supposed to receive 2-4 inches tomorrow. Forecasts always seem to be wrong, though, so I’m predicting either no snow or 6-8 inches.
Today’s photo is from a couple winters ago.
Ashland, Oregon (Winter 2013)
With temperatures hitting 90 degrees or more on most days during August, it’s nice to look back to what things looked like back in January every once in a while.
Mount Shasta from snowy Mount Ashland
Thinks are heating up around Ashland so I’m sharing a blast from the coldness of this past winter today.
(Actually, I have no idea if things are heating up in Ashland, but they should be this time of year. I created this post weeks ago, and am now in Japan so I don’t know what the weather is like in Ashland. This post has been preset to post on June 22. Hopefully it does, and hopefully I’m having a blast on my way to Korea.)