Like many others around the Bay Area, vineyard operator Mark Neal woke up this morning to a snowy surprise.
Neal has been the owner of Neal Family Vineyards in Napa County for decades, and says he hasn't seen snow like this in a very long time.
Mark says he woke up Friday morning to not only find a foot of snow, but two of his goats loose on the property and dozens of his oak trees snapped in half.The conditions were enough to force Mark to have to cancel the tastings scheduled for the day. "This will keep the ground colder a little bit longer and we'll probably have more of that normal bud break which will be in later March," said Neal.
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