On April 11, 2007, Madison was hit with a late, heavy, wet snow with strong winds blowing the snow horizontally. It made for some very pretty pictures of snow stuck to the trees and other objects.
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As I left the apartment to catch the bus at 7:40am, the ground at the apartment was already covered. |
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Upon arrival at my chemistry office at 8:07am, I took this picture. Note that the grass is not covered. The wind was blowing so hard that it was not completely covering anything. |
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This Wisconsin and Southern freight roared past at 10:16am in heavy snow, but the grass is still not completely covered and the parking lot is basically clear. |
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| Back at the apartment, Jan took this shot at 11:10am. |
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| Here we see the heat pumps for our apartment and the two floors above us. |
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| Here is the view towards the Red Cross headquarters. |
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| Note the snow impacking onto the vertical surfaces of the trees and the lamp post. |
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At 11:54am, just before I left for my 12:05pm class I took this picture from my office. The snow has not covered the grass and is covering the parking lot. |
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At 1:34pm, following class, this view shows a couple of hoppers of coal spotted for the heater. |
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| I took this photo on my way to the bus stop on campus. |
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| All vertical surfaces facing the wind from the east are getting a good coat of snow. |
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| This tree in front of the former Wisconsin General Hospital was covered with snow. |
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| This view looks west down University Ave. from my bus stop. |
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| This bench is a very comfortable place to sit to wait on the bus on a sunny day. |
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| The Monticello Apartment Complex from my bus stop. |
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| View down Sheboygan Ave. of the trees across the street from our apartment. |
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| Looking south down Eau Claire Ave. |
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Evergreen at the corner of Eau Claire and Sheboygan Ave. |
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As I got in front of our apartment, the garden tractor with the snow broom is clearing the sidewalk. |
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| There is a lot more snow at the apartment than there was when I left for work. |
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| The Mail must go through, at least to the other building. |
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These evergreens are directly across the street from our apartment. |
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| The view from our apartment. |
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Overnight we got another inch of snow, giving us a total of 7". Notice that the west sides of the trees do not have snow packed onto them like the east side. |
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Here we see the east sides of trees and sides with snow packed onto them. |
Here is a tree down and on the other side of the street. |
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This evergreen is on the same side of the street. |
Some more very pretty evergreens on the driveway to the underground garage. |
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The evergreens collected lots of snow on their east sides. These are beside the apartment parking lot. |
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| Here are the trees in front of one of the 6 buildings that make up our apartment complex. |
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This is the same scene as the first picture 2 days later and roughly the same time. The snow would last another day in the shadows of the apartment. |
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