Although Winter does not officially arrive for another three-plus weeks, Webster County residents up on the higher parts of Point Mountain have been seeing a constant view of white on the ground since the October 29, 2012 "Frankenstorm".
To add insult to injury, just this past weekend, most of the snow from the Superstorm was just about gone when Old Man Winter, well, actually, Old Man Fall, dumped a few inches of more snow on Point Mountain, followed by another inch or two today (November 27, 2012). These unrelenting Fall snows have Point Mountain folk wondering how bad Winter will be when it actually begins on December 21, 2012. Are the Mayan predictions coming true?
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| Snow and heavy fog on Point Mountain at about 4:00 p.m. on 11-27-12. |
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| A few inches of snow cover the Point Mountain reunion grounds. |
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| The November 27, 2012 snow on Point Mountain "frosted" the trees, making for a scenic drive. |
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