Various weatherfolks have forecast a significant storm overnight and tomorrow:

http://www.wpc.ncep.noaa.gov/pwpf/wwd_accum_probs.php?fpd=24&ptype=snow&ftype=probabilities

It looks like we’ll get about a foot of snow, driven by high winds overnight and tomorrow.   It will be exciting to try to capture some of the sights with the camera.

Boxing Day arrived with a misty sky as the moon set in the west.  Here is a photo of the setting moon through two dead elms beside my driveway:

( Do you see the error I made in this image?)

Yes, I focused on the moon.  I should’ve focused on the branches, as the moon was obstructed by the mist anyway!    I did rectify the situation a minute later, but by then the cloud had obstructed the moon!  Gotta pay attention when doing this sort of thing!

We went for a short drive up the highway to capture the rising sun on a frosty day:

Then back into Britt to see the Inlet:

St Amants dock posts …

Nice cottage in the sunlight, with Mrs. and Mr. Mallard inspecting the scene.

A Touch of Frost on the cedars …

Yes, Jack Frost has been by …

Yesterday we went out on the Jamot Lumber Road after a light snowfall …

Can anyone explain this?  The ice is about an inch thick and the circle about 6′ in diameter:

Nice light!

I’ve got flashlights ready and the generator checked in case we need them tonight.  December is going out with a bit of a bang!