We also got a small taste of winter with about 5 cms of snow but a bit chilly at -15c...
We here in Massey are in what is considered a "snow shadow" which means we don't get a whole lot of snow or extreme cold, however we do get our share of both during the winter months.....
Sault Ste. Marie is in a snow belt with loads of "lake effect" snow and always windy..
North Bay is almost the same in a snow belt..
Parry Sound is the worst for being in a snow belt with tons of snow and high winds off Georgian Bay...
Nice that you're in the snow shadow, sounds like you're a bit protected from the snow and cold which is a good thing. How about the winds in your area, that's one thing I didn't care for about Wyoming, it was always very windy there. :winter1:
And it's headed my way. Sunday was still T-shirts and tank tops but we've reached the very top of the weather roller coaster ride and it's gonna be a fast slide to freezing - lol lol
I have an intercom between the barn and the house. The rain pelted the metal barn roof so hard last night that it hurt my ears. I have never heard it hit that hard and I hope my horses still have their ears attached this morning - lol lol
Tuesday our highs will only be in the 40's and down in the 20's at night<----what you're getting now.
We're supposed to crawl out of that starting Wed and be back in the 50's by the end of the week. That means "only" in the 30's at night - lol
These severe weather swings are not good for man nor beast.
Not good for my sunny disposition. Not good for the tummies of my four equines.
Horses have the most poorly designed and sensitive digestive system on planet earth; at least in the domestic animal world. That all translates to me worrying about colic, thus the loss of my sunny disposition. I keep "belly ache" meds for them in the refrigerator, just in case.
What a good idea to have an intercom, that way you can make sure something strange isn't happening with your horses, smart gal! I'm sure that having a sickly horse is very stressful, hope your babies stay healthy through winter. :sunshine: