Showing posts with label The Big Thaw. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Big Thaw. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 2, 2016

Seton Center Area Exteriors II, Hamby (Ind. Study)

Maryland historical highway sign for the Shrine of
St. Elizabeth Ann Seton in Emmitsburg, Maryland.

Entrance to the National Shrine of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton in Emmitsburg, Maryland.

Seton Center sign near the adjacent entrance to the facility
in Emmitsburg, Maryland.


The following photo is not related to the Seton Center project (here is one from last week's "Big Thaw").

2004 Jeep Liberty buried under heavy snow during the 2016 Winter Blizzard in
Walkersville, Maryland

The Big Thaw, Monnier

Frederick resident, Chris Miller, scrapes off frost from his car on Tuesday morning.  Frederick City is still clearing out from Snowstorm Jonas. 
Frederick resident, Chris Miller, scrapes off frost from his car on Tuesday morning.  Temperatures still remain in the low 30s after Snowstorm Jonas. 
A week after Snowstorm Jonas, Frederick City is still working to clear up roads. 
After a week off from school due to Snowstorm Jonas, students are back in the classroom as the city continues to thaw out.

Harmis, The Big Thaw

Parking lots in Carroll County are finally clear. Yet, mounts of snow still exist a week after 31 inches of snow. 

Mounds of snow continue to melt every day after 31 inches of accumulation. As a result, runoff freezes at night and coats streets with ice until the sun warms the Earth.   
Kj takes cover Sunday morning under the family lawn chair to fulfill his curiosity about melting snow.  

The melting of last weeks snowfall has begun as we patiently await Springs arrival. 

Robinson, The Big Thaw

The last of Snowstorm Jonas in the Chapel parking lot on Sunday, January 31, 2016. Students moved their cars for the Facilities department to clear the snow. 

The sidewalk dries along Rosemont Avenue Sunday, January 31 2016 after Snowstorm Jonas finished. 

A Frederick mail carrier delivers door-to-door along Rosemont Avenue in a maze of cleared sidewalks.