First snow fall of winter for us here
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North Florida 29 degrees, feels like it's going to snow.
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To me? Kelvin Reality? Fahrenheit! Reality...what a concept!
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Probably - but you could also find an unrelated MacCutchan within 100 miles of where you live. You're in Surrey? Or is that the wrong Richard MacCutchan?
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Yeah, good times for the kids. However, I like to look at snow, not drive in it or shovel it. So, I am looking forward to April/May...most definitely. :)
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No sign of snow here in Phoenix. We had a little rain a few days ago; that was a nice change.
Do you get snow in your part of Phoenix?
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Upstate New York - outside Albany. approx. 2 inches. Kids are looking forward to enough snow this season to make forts and snow men with. Good times.
It started snowing one hour ago, here, in south Switzerland (center Europe). In the city I can see whitened roofs and gardens, but in the nearby valleys everything has been already covered by a thick white mantle (even roads...).
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Upstate New York - outside Albany. approx. 2 inches. Kids are looking forward to enough snow this season to make forts and snow men with. Good times.
Yup, ended up driving around all afternoon in it around Hudson / Ghent. Lovely morning, blue skies, white fluffy stuff on the ground and on the tree branches.
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Do you get snow in your part of Phoenix?
I don't, but I'm sure snow is available to they who want it. :~
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No sign of snow here in Phoenix. We had a little rain a few days ago; that was a nice change.
The last time snow fell where I live was in the 1950s. :sigh:
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Upstate New York - outside Albany. approx. 2 inches. Kids are looking forward to enough snow this season to make forts and snow men with. Good times.
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Upstate New York - outside Albany. approx. 2 inches. Kids are looking forward to enough snow this season to make forts and snow men with. Good times.
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Yup, ended up driving around all afternoon in it around Hudson / Ghent. Lovely morning, blue skies, white fluffy stuff on the ground and on the tree branches.
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Upstate New York - outside Albany. approx. 2 inches. Kids are looking forward to enough snow this season to make forts and snow men with. Good times.
None here - even though the rest of the country has it. Pompey is surrounded on three sides by the sea, and a hill on the other. People tell me this makes it very difficult to snow here - it has to come in from a certain direction, I forget which. Haven't seen snow for 7 years now. :(
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Upstate New York - outside Albany. approx. 2 inches. Kids are looking forward to enough snow this season to make forts and snow men with. Good times.
Slacker007 wrote:
approx. 2 inches.
Wimps! Just outside of Atlanta we got 12 inches of snow. Most ever recorded for this area by far and it isn't even winter. :laugh:
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Slacker007 wrote:
approx. 2 inches.
Wimps! Just outside of Atlanta we got 12 inches of snow. Most ever recorded for this area by far and it isn't even winter. :laugh:
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HappyFestivus wrote:
Just outside of Atlanta we got 12 inches of snow.
I saw that. The Carolinas got a lot of snow too.
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Upstate New York - outside Albany. approx. 2 inches. Kids are looking forward to enough snow this season to make forts and snow men with. Good times.
Raleigh saw snow on Saturday, nothing stuck. Days like this make me happy to no longer be in upstate NY. 2 inches of snow sounds tedious :)
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Upstate New York - outside Albany. approx. 2 inches. Kids are looking forward to enough snow this season to make forts and snow men with. Good times.
Snowed from Wednesday on in Zürich until Sunday afternoon when it turned to freezing rain-ugh. Place was nicely covered in snow by the weekend though! Went skiing yesterday, nearly froze my unmentionables off. -20 Celsius in places, at around 3000-3500 Metres. Good job I was going fast... :-D :-D I love this time of year. Feel very lucky to live here around now. Pity about pesky Christmas ruining all the fun...
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Friday - us too here in Atlanta :) Hopefully, it will be the last.
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Which side of Atlanta? I'm in the northwest metro area and we got 8 inches of snow. Only time I can remember more was the blizzard of 1993, just after my daughter's first birthday.