Quiet records from cold weather

Snow Notes

A small notebook about fresh snow, clear air, and the practical details that make winter days easier to read.

First Cover

The first clean layer tells a lot about ground temperature. Wet edges, powder drift, and crust formation are all worth noting.

Light and Track

Low winter light makes small surface changes visible. A short walk can reveal wind direction, melt cycles, and sheltered pockets.

After the Front

Calm often follows a sharp front. The air dries, sound carries differently, and the landscape becomes easier to measure.