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Garden Book, 1766-1824, page 19, by Thomas Jefferson [electronic edition]
... . not more than three or four snows to cover the ground, of which two might lie about two days ... full document ...

Garden Book, 1766-1824, page 20, by Thomas Jefferson [electronic edition]
... 1777. the fall of last year was fine. the first snow fell the 20th. of December, but did ... full document ...

Garden Book, 1766-1824, page 18, by Thomas Jefferson [electronic edition]
... 1774 May 4. the blue ridge of mountains covered with snow. 5. a frost which destroyed ... full document ...

Garden Book, 1766-1824, page 61, by Thomas Jefferson [electronic edition]
... up. Apr. 25 blossomMar. 31. to Apr. 30 thermom. from 29. to 32. with snow, have prostrated ... full document ...

Garden Book, 1766-1824, page 56, by Thomas Jefferson [electronic edition]
... the Ice house at the river with ice. Mar. 13. filled the Snow house here with snow. Apr. 4 ... full document ...

Garden Book, 1766-1824, page 6, by Thomas Jefferson [electronic edition]
... the seed came from J. Bolling's) 7. rain snow & hail with an Easterly wind for 4. days. 11 ... full document ...

Garden Book, 1766-1824, page 8, by Thomas Jefferson [electronic edition]
... 1772. Jan. 26. the deepest snow we have ever seen. in Albemarle it was about 3. f. deep ... full document ...

Garden Book, 1766-1824, page 29, by Thomas Jefferson [electronic edition]
... of the mountains. the Blue ridge covered with snow Due North from hence and for about 10° E. & W. of the North ... full document ...

Garden Book, 1766-1824, page 30, by Thomas Jefferson [electronic edition]
... . peach trees begin to blossom. 24. a considerable snow on the blue ridge 25. thermom ... full document ...

Garden Book, 1766-1824, page 24, by Thomas Jefferson [electronic edition]
... . then it set in cold; the blue ridge covered with snow, and the thermometer below freezing. this killed all ... full document ...