The Snow is Melting in Red Lodge, Montana. We Are Returning to Fall Weather!
You never know what to expect with weather when you live at 5,555 feet above sea level and in beautiful Red Lodge, Montana. We had above seasonal temperatures in September and then we were surprised by Mother Nature with snow on September 30th and early in October. For those of you who left me comments in my previous two posts with regards to "snow already?" I just want to assure you that most it is gone. I heard that some of you back in the Northeast may be getting your first snow fall today.
The following photo was taken right at sunrise on Friday, October 2009. Snow came early but I am happy to report that it did not stick for long and the green grass is back!
Fall is back in Big Sky country! But who knows we may be getting some more white stuff before the end of the month. As long as it does not get cold, I am happy.
Have a great weekend!
If you enjoyed the above photo and want to see more photos of Mother Nature's recent creations here in Red Lodge, Montana, just click on the following links:
Wordless Wednesday - A Cute One Amongst All the Foliage
Moose Monday - Big Bull Moose in Big Sky Country!
The Fall Colors in Red Lodge - Yellow, Orange, Red, Green... and White? Where Did Fall Go?
Gerry Khatchikian, ASA, TRC (4 languages spoken: English, French, Spanish, Armenian)
Realtor Associate
ASA: Associate of the Society of Actuaries TRC: Transnational Referral Certification
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