Just wanted to update on the snowstorm tonight just in case our power goes out & I can't post tomorrow. The storm has already dumped close to a foot in my yard and it's coming down fast & furious at 11:30 p.m. It's supposed to go all night and til around noontime tomorrow. I've been watching the weather channel and it's crazy how much snow is coming out of the storm for such a widespread area. The wind is getting pretty strong up here and when I put on the spotlight the trees are bowing down with the weight of the snow. They are saying at higher elevations there will be the most amounts so I expect when I wake up in the morning I will be in for a shock. I notice that the Weather Channel focuses mostly on the metropolitan areas in their coverage. Those of us in tiny rural towns are getting huge amounts of snow. I see there are already some deaths related to the storm and I hope there will be no more. Jean, my husband works weekends so he will be at work tomorrow whether he wants to or not. He owns the local hardware store and also fixes power equipment so he was swamped by folks desperate to get their snowblowers fixed in time. Snow shovels were selling off the shelves...LOL. My son works the overnight shift at our local police department and when I talked to him a little while ago he said there are cars off the road everywhere. People just weren't expecting snow in October so they don't have their snowtires on yet. Everyone in the path of this NorEaster, please be careful! Celeste

Great little birds in small groups. Some years they show up in huge flocks and gobble up all the food in no time. Some thing like Redpolls. It's all or nothing. Haven't had either this year.

That is so unique. Just the other day I was thinking about the old forum when someone,perhaps you, posted frosty pictures. My windows used to get frosty like that but I bought all new windows so don't have frost any more. Been very cold here too. See some faces in the frost. Good shots.

Great questions above. Ultimately condensation will come down to the surface temp of the glass combined with the moisture level in the home, however there are many factors that can contribute to both. Could be as simple and inexpensive as opening some window treatments for circulation as jn3344 seemed to be alluding to.