Snowstorm
Jan. 25th, 2026 02:24 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
cl0wn_muttzThere's a big snowstorm on the way to my town and I'm both a little nervous, but also a little hopeful and kind of excited.
The storm might mean my power goes out, and we have day old kittens in the house that we'd need to relocate to a closed off room to make sure they're as warm as possible. We'd also have to bring their mom, obviously, and the other 8 adult cats, and the other 7 babies that are significantly more independent and older, but, still babies. We have plans to make some DIY space heater kind of things, but we won't have anything else to keep us warm other than each other and the heat that lingers in the house after the power turns off. So, the storm could be hell for us depending on how hard and how fast the snow comes down.
Judging by the sources I've found, my town is getting anywhere from 7-18 inches of snow, over the course of a day and a half. That should mean that even if we do reach the maximum estimate of 18 inches, it will accumulate fairly slow, which means we might be perfectly fine.
The exciting part of a snowstorm is the fact that I'm a husky. I love snow. It's a shame because my arthritis makes cold difficult to handle, but I really do love winter, and I really do adore the snow that comes with it.
I haven't had a husky shift in several months, and I'm kind of hoping that the upcoming storm will cause one. I think my canine shifts are my favorite and I hardly experience shifts at all. I'm excited to see if the snow will trigger a shift.
The storm might mean my power goes out, and we have day old kittens in the house that we'd need to relocate to a closed off room to make sure they're as warm as possible. We'd also have to bring their mom, obviously, and the other 8 adult cats, and the other 7 babies that are significantly more independent and older, but, still babies. We have plans to make some DIY space heater kind of things, but we won't have anything else to keep us warm other than each other and the heat that lingers in the house after the power turns off. So, the storm could be hell for us depending on how hard and how fast the snow comes down.
Judging by the sources I've found, my town is getting anywhere from 7-18 inches of snow, over the course of a day and a half. That should mean that even if we do reach the maximum estimate of 18 inches, it will accumulate fairly slow, which means we might be perfectly fine.
The exciting part of a snowstorm is the fact that I'm a husky. I love snow. It's a shame because my arthritis makes cold difficult to handle, but I really do love winter, and I really do adore the snow that comes with it.
I haven't had a husky shift in several months, and I'm kind of hoping that the upcoming storm will cause one. I think my canine shifts are my favorite and I hardly experience shifts at all. I'm excited to see if the snow will trigger a shift.
