The storm-we-aren’t-supposed to call Stella* came as predicted on March 14, 2017, and most West Hartford residents heeded warnings and stayed off the roads and worked, baked, (or played) at home. If you have photos to share, please send them to [email protected] to be added to this page. Be safe!
*NWS spokesperson Susan Buchanan stated, “The National Weather Service does not name winter storms because a winter storm’s impact can vary from one location to another, and storms can weaken and redevelop, making it difficult to define where one ends and another begins.” source:wikipedia.org
Stefanie Marco of KiNDSPiN DESiGN found the right label for this storm! Courtesy of Stefanie Marco
Stefanie Marco of KiNDSPiN DESiGN has some chilly signs for a very chilly day! Courtesy of Stefanie Marco
Ellen Lerner measured just under 13″ of snow around 1 p.m. Tuesday (with her Lerner’s Department Store yardstick). Courtesy of Ellen Lerner
Yes, this is West Hartford in March. Courtesy of Veronica Dzhafarov
Sue Hilborn’s family has a “Doggie snow supervisor.” Courtesy of Sue Hilborn
Melanie Callahan called this cutie: “Snow baby.” Courtesy of Melanie Callahan
These daffodils appear to be looking out the window for Spring. Courtesy of Debbi Zimbler
This Spring Lane cross-country skier blazed his own trail. Courtesy of Amy Melvin
“If snow was any taller, snowblower would need a snorkel,” says Gary. Courtesy of Gary Holmes
Colleen says, “My super awesome husband cleaning our neighbors driveways!” Courtesy of Colleen Egan Stewart
Snow-covered bird house. Courtesy of Gary Holmes
