Solid overcast today as the next storm moves in overnight, but for a few minutes this morning there was a perfectly positioned thin spot that let some sunlight in to illuminate Mount San Antonio and its fresh layer of snow.
With everything else darker around it, the effect was stunning.
The new incoming storm isn’t supposed to deliver nearly as much rain as last week’s storm did, but we’re still being warned of possible flash flooding and mudslides below the burn scar areas from earlier this year. (We’re not in one of those areas.) I’m not too worried about this one personally, but it will be damp and cold pretty much every day for the next week.
Probably no ice cream trucks showing up for a few days. And anyone camping out on the sidewalk for the Rose Parade in Pasadena down the hill might be miserable. But we’ll be warm and cozy here – not going anywhere!
We Love The Stars Too Fondly 