Heavy Lake Effect Snow by starfire777
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Description
Taken on February 16, 2013. I just thought I would show what lake effect snow is like. I live about 6 miles from Lake Michigan. I heard that it was sunny a few miles east of me.

Comments (23)
Oh, brrrr! We had a blizzard in June once. It doesn't snow that often, but when it does, it makes up for it. My Rottie jumps off the porch & disappears. Lol.
Now that looks really cold ... We had some bad patches, but this looks far worse than ours!
impressive
Great shot !!!
Very impressive
great shot :)
brrrrr! what a white out.
Yep, we only got dust over here in our area... But, Ludington got hammered as well. cool shot Kevin!
Impressive snow weather, excellent shot!
Ugh, Lived in Cleveland for a few years so know what you mean when you say lake effect snow. It seems to come out of no where and leaves as quickly as it came...but usually leaves behind PLENTY of snow. Living in NH we are rather used to snow, but I've really had enough for this year, LOL. Stay warm!
This is really cold my friend, amazing image indeed, excellent winter scene!
Wow! That is some snow. You should see some of the shots from New England after the last blizzard. Three feet of snow is not common there. Some buildings just look like big mounds of snow. Great shot.
Cool whiteout effect - great shot...
Nice shot!
Beautiful shot! :)
Wonderful winter landscape scene, that looks so cold...excellent work.
Nice shot.
So pretty and peaceful looking.
A superb and otherworldly dramatic effect that really catches the eye! It was beautifully captured right on time !
Wow! Nice capture! Love it!
I would love to see that
We had so much snow this past winter, four feet fell in one of the storms we had...didnt think spring was ever coming. lol Beautiful image Kevin!
Super image. Properly exposed.