We got about 8 inches of snow for sure, maybe more! This is a lot for us here.
For the first time ever, chickens won't come out of their coop! Early this morning it was 18. Today's high will be 32. They survived the night, but they WILL NOT come out of their tiny coop, that is only for sleeping. I think it is the windchill that has really gotten to them.
This morning I had to take down a roost bar of the coop (only designed for sleep) and put food and water inside.
Yesterday afternoon, I bought a shower curtain, and then clear vinyl sheeting to cover one side of the run so that they will feel better in the run. Pictured below:
However, it did not help at all as the wind comes from the left of the picture (You can see how the powder snow has shifted on these two chairs). That side of the run is just chicken wire and hardware cloth, not wind proof, so overnight the chicken run was completely covered with snow.
The original intent of covering the side of the run was actually for Meimei, who has been isolated in her own cage, at a corner of the run (behind the black shower curtain). She had an open wound and was being pecked at. But her cage was completely covered by snow this morning

. (Pictured below by our run camera.) Meimei cannot be in that cage anymore, so she is inside the house...