It started snowing Saturday afternoon. By 9:00 pm we had 4-1/2 inches here. It was those big juicing flakes, so first thing Sunday morning we headed towards water. Got this shot of American coots grooming at Horseshoe Lake. You can see the snow in the foreground. By 5:00 pm Sunday it had all melted away. What a seesaw weather pattern we are having this spring. 3.28.11
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