Snow Monsters Come Out, and So Do Tourists
Visitors posed with trees draped in snow known as "Juhyo" at the Zao ski resort in Yamagata Prefecture in northeastern Japan on Saturay night. The Juhyo are formed when strong winter winds help blanked the coniferous trees with particles of ice and snow.
With predictions of 3 degrees Fahrenheit and gusting winds for tonight's Packers game, the cross-border rival cheeese heads just may become snow monsters for the hated Giants.