There is a lot I’m not enjoying about winter where I am. We’ve had significantly more snow and ice than usual – the ice is especially bad. This morning I woke up to a freezing fog advisory. While this is not fun for driving, freezing fog turning into hoarfrost does pretty things to tree branches.
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A study in hoarfrost
Where I live we’re currently under an air stagnation advisory. This means very still air – and since it’s cold and foggy we get hoarfrost. It’s very pretty – this certainly isn’t the most expansive I’ve seen, but I thought I’d share some pictures nonetheless.
fence post cap
redbud branches
dormant lavender
dormant Japanese maple
bamboo that is supposed to be hardy for this sort of temperature – I hope they’re right!
nature flocked my wreath on the fence….
It’s beginning…
It’s that time of year when we get a lot of still air and moisture overnight with cold temperatures, which combine to flock the trees (and everything else) with hoarfrost. Cold, but pretty.
@KellyOSullivan 