There was more snow overnight, although still not large amounts.
The snow was quite sticky, and hung onto the trees and shrubs with much vigour. This is the Japanese Maple in my back yard.
A somewhat blurry view of one of my rose bushes (well, shrub more than bush). I trimmed these during autumn.
Looking south west. My neighbour's fish pond is not frozen over, which would not be good for the fish.
The barberry bushes still have berries on them, which is not exactly what I expect at this time of year. But I suspect it's too hard for the birds to reach them, given the thorns. And, of course, the wet snow was sticking to the bushes.
Snow falling on Eleagnus. Not exactly the name of a best seller, and this snow has stopped falling anyway. But it sure is sticking to the Eleagnus leaves.
Much snow was sticking to the leaves, and the fence too!
By Sunday afternoon, the snow was melting, as can be seen in this photo. Although that is ice on the end of this leaf.
It snowed again as the evening progressed, and was snowing again when I went to bed.
Snow In January