On friday, an intense cold fron passed over the Alps, bringing heavy rain, snow, and atleast here in Slovenia, also a lot of positive lightning.
I live 1050m above sea level, so rain turned quite fast to snow. In 4 hours, around 4cm of snow has fallen, but the amount would be about 10cm, if the warm ground wouldn`t melt it while it was falling. :)

So here are some photos of the cold front passing over, on 7.10.2011:

In the morning, there was already 7/8 of cloudness.


Around 10:00, the front began to move over Pohorje.

















The next morning, the skies were mostly clear. Estimated view range, was around 70km. :)























In the morning, there was around 4cm of frozen snow. I was measuring with my hand. :D






The wide hill, way in the back, is the Croatian hill Medvednica. :)


And a panorama shot for ending. :)


Here is the IR satellite image of the well visible cold front.


And a 12 hour radar animation. It is 6MB in size.


On a side note (offtopic): This snow was a good opportunity for me, to show you the place where I live. :) I live on a small farm, and I love animals, so I have 6 cows, 4 pigs, 2 dogs and 2 cats. Just enough to make me happy. :D

Best regards, :)

Thank you all! :)

@Zunki: Yes, Andrej the farmer. :D Its not really nowhere. Its just a spread out village. :) And I have every technology that you have, so it doesnt really matter if I live "nowhere". :D
And it really is a great place to live and relax. :)

Best regards.