• Wednesday-What'sUP December 14 - 12:18 am

If it wasn't for the patches of white snow around these shoreline rocks, you'd swear this was a springtime shot. That's the Marquette Harbor light off in the distance, snapped by Katie Keranen and showing some snow visible along the breakwall. Lake Superior looks quite calm and tranquil in the photo, almost inviting enough to make you want to jump in. But with snow here and there around the Big Lake, I wouldn't suggest doing so!

Lake pictures, my favorite!

Lovely for September, not so lovely for December. Where did the snow go? We have hardly any left here just below the Bridge.

What a peaceful picture. The blues are so calming. Wish I was there, with a warm coat.

With those temps, even the warm coat might not be necessary.

Could be worse. For my area, birch, hazel and alder pollen are reported. Bless you!

Algore will be comming to Pelke Tech to speak on Global Warming if it don't snow soon.

We're all dreaming of a "White Christmas", if we don't get snow I guess I'll have to go, up to the cold North Pole!

Danbury, Gesund Heit!

MT Ripley was open last weekend,

but a look at the web acam reveals some pretty
tough conditions for skiing now ;-)

http://www.admin.mtu.edu/urel/cams/ripley2/still.html

looks calm today

Desperately need the recipe on how to make "man made snow"! Might have to take the air-conditioner covers off, 50 degrees tomorrow. (Sorry, I am not, and I repeat not, going through that degree thing again!)
Praying for a "White Christmas" for all of you!

Therese (Therese) We have hardly any snow here above the bridge either!

Hei Joanie, the number pad lock is on, the 'alt' button is held down and you press these # keys: 0176 and when you release that 'alt' button you get °. Simple, 'eh? Try it, you'll like it! ° ° ° :>) (The calculator key pad, not the numbers row above qwertyuiop.)
You're welcome!