One of our customary spring snowstorms arrived last night, as you can see, and its straggler flakes are catching up as we speak.
It's all part of March (and probably April). We have days that cycle between freezing and warmer temperatures that cause ice to form and thaw and form in our ponds and streams:
It’s pretty in a winter way, but our winter always overstays its welcome here and becomes the lovable relative who can’t take a hint. (Brooklin, Maine)