13-14 inches of snow! by whisperingwinds
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Description
This is the Midwest's after math from the storm/blizzard that passed through Iowa Tuesday and Weds. in February 2008.

Comments (15)
I'm glad to see something like this posted...so many people don't understand how MUCH snow can fall. We can get 36 feet of snow in some towns in the mountains only an hour and a half away. this is a great shot - but I'd hate to be shoveling that walkway!
Very Nice Work!!!
Wonderful presentation... a great winter image !
Wow I have never seen that much snow in real life! Super photo and presentation!
Not seen this much snow since for 40 years and then it wouldn't be much more than this. very pretty sight though. Thanks for sharing this!
You got hit with the same storm we did in Wisconsin... Don't you love it?! very nice photo.
beautiful, wish i were there
that's a LOT of snow!
Beautiful winter scene :)
FANTÁSTICA FOTO,MAGNIFICA IMAGEM DE INVERNO.++++++++++5
Makes for a delightful scene
Absolutely amazing! I'd like to pop over for a peek and be home in time for tea!
LOL!! Thanks you guys! I am ready for spring!
Hi Cathi, Lovely presentation of all that lovely snow. And i do mean lovely because we missed it all!!! I guess even though we missed this last storm, we will be in for it this time, not so much snow as strong winds and bitter temps (-10 to -15 with very cold wind chill values). Oh well springs just around the corner I think? By the way I enjoyed viewing the past couple you have posted, this one and the one of the ice storm from january. Stay warm (hugs)
It's almost like you captured the soul of winter in this one. Have me blowing on my hands to keep them warm in the middle of the summer. Great work!