We don't have snow around Passover very often, but this year we had both an early Passover and also a cold March.
All these images were taken March 25.
First image is burning chometz (unleavened bread - that's something a house hold is to do the day before Passover) in the snow at our synagogue.
Second image is snow on cherry blossoms (it was an early blossoming sub species, most of the cherry blossom trees on the street are no where near ready to blossom). This is on our street a few houses away from us.
Third image is snow around a hyacinth blossom (or pre-blossom) that is under a rose bush. Again, most of the hyacinths are still quite dormant, but this one was an early bloomer. This (and the one below are in our yard).
Here is Irwin's poem on the subject,
"I’m dreamin’ of a White Pesach
Just like the ones we used to know
With the special dishes,
Like my mama’s tzimmis
and the feir kashes, oh so slow!
I’m dreamin’ of a White Pesach
With every chametz crumb I throw
May your Chag be kasher und gut
And may all be blessed by gut gezundt."
Irwin Weiss
Fourth image is snow on top of a hyacinth blossom (or pre blossom). Likewise, an early bloomer.
If there were a bit more snow people would have called this storm 'Pas-snower'. Frederick, Md. ended up with about 6", Frostberg, Md had about 12".
