I hate to be the bad-news bunny, but spring in Minnesota isn't guaranteed until May. It was a hard, hard lesson to learn (I think it took me a year or two to catch on) when I moved here from San Diego 12 years ago, and I don't want you to suffer the same indignity of an early Spring Fever.
Until then, you'll get sweet, sweet songbirds, and little green shoots of tulips and such, all intermixed with three-day stretches of 6-inch snowfalls. March is Shoveling Month.
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Ah, yes. The sludgy, 600 lbs./shovel type of snow. I say why shovel it, it will melt in about a day.
I hate to be the bad-news bunny, but spring in Minnesota isn't guaranteed until May. It was a hard, hard lesson to learn (I think it took me a year or two to catch on) when I moved here from San Diego 12 years ago, and I don't want you to suffer the same indignity of an early Spring Fever.
Until then, you'll get sweet, sweet songbirds, and little green shoots of tulips and such, all intermixed with three-day stretches of 6-inch snowfalls. March is Shoveling Month.
Welcome to Minnesota!
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