April fools
So regarding my recently developed OMG-level case of dandruff (ha ha, Kef JHC [sorry, my bad], very funny), I think the pictures that I uploaded from my phone didn't do it justice.
A few days ago, the entire campus basked in the sunny glow of 80-degree weather.
And then... 
and
Within 24 hours, the temperature went from pretty comfortable to arctic. After a few days of the freezing temperatures, it started to snow.
In April.
Just a few days shy of Easter, no less. Flowers on campus that had been blossoming brightly in the springtime sun were devastated. 001.JPG)
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Not even the statue of James Patterson, second president of UK, could escape the chill...
Tomorrow should be a little warmer... Anything warmer than 40 degrees sounds like heaven, right about now...
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4 comments:
Maybe the flowers were devastated, but those tulips sure look pretty with the snow on them.
is this global warming at its finest?
Dude! That wasn't me that said that, (unless there's another Kef...though I did find it funny!)
Don't worry man, 3 days after blogging about how happy I was that spring was here and saying, "now I just hope we don't get Easter snow," it snowed at Easter. Of course I live in Canada. What's up with your weather??
Wow, great pictures! Somehow I totally missed this post.
And I'm with Karl, I love how flowers look covered in snow.
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