Pre-snow snow
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It's snowing here, but everyone here tells me this is not the real snow, so for lack of a better word I'll just call this pre-snow snow. It snowed yesterday too - looks nice, but it doesn't cover the ground - looks like it's melting before hitting the ground. I wish I had brought my camera :sigh:
Wait 'till you have to dig your way out of your house... that's real snow. ;)
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It's snowing here, but everyone here tells me this is not the real snow, so for lack of a better word I'll just call this pre-snow snow. It snowed yesterday too - looks nice, but it doesn't cover the ground - looks like it's melting before hitting the ground. I wish I had brought my camera :sigh:
Nishant Sivakumar wrote:
I wish I had brought my camera
You will see so much snow this winter that you will wish you had brought your own sun. :)
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Nishant Sivakumar wrote:
I wish I had brought my camera
You will see so much snow this winter that you will wish you had brought your own sun. :)
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Nishant Sivakumar wrote:
so for lack of a better word I'll just call this pre-snow snow
It sounds like sleet.
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David Wulff wrote:
It sounds like sleet.
I asked about that - nope, this is not sleet. It's snow - but real powdery snow. And since it's only about -2 C now, it's not cold enough to stay as snow on the ground. But all the cars have snow on their roofs and it's beautiful :-)
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It's snowing here, but everyone here tells me this is not the real snow, so for lack of a better word I'll just call this pre-snow snow. It snowed yesterday too - looks nice, but it doesn't cover the ground - looks like it's melting before hitting the ground. I wish I had brought my camera :sigh:
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Ravi Bhavnani wrote:
OK Nish, now there's absolutely no reason why you shouldn't use this[^].
I have it on my laptop - but I don't bring my laptop to work now because it's harder to walk in the cold with a weight on you. Once I get a car (hopefully soon), I'll start carrying my laptop with me once again :-)
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Ravi Bhavnani wrote:
OK Nish, now there's absolutely no reason why you shouldn't use this[^].
I have it on my laptop - but I don't bring my laptop to work now because it's harder to walk in the cold with a weight on you. Once I get a car (hopefully soon), I'll start carrying my laptop with me once again :-)
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Ravi Bhavnani wrote:
Actually I envy you not having to drive to work.
Everyone with a car here tells me to wait for a while before I buy a car, but none of them can go one day without their cars :-)
Ravi Bhavnani wrote:
I waste approx 2.5 hrs a day commuting.
Don't you have a CD player in your car? 2.5 hours of music should do you good - considering you code non-stop the rest of the day :-)
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Ravi Bhavnani wrote:
Actually I envy you not having to drive to work.
Everyone with a car here tells me to wait for a while before I buy a car, but none of them can go one day without their cars :-)
Ravi Bhavnani wrote:
I waste approx 2.5 hrs a day commuting.
Don't you have a CD player in your car? 2.5 hours of music should do you good - considering you code non-stop the rest of the day :-)
I think it's important (necessary) to own a car. But it would be great if you could rely on public tranny to go to work. My brother (who lives in Toronto) does exactly that and keeps reminding me how much he enjoys not having to put on zillions of miles on his wheels.
Nishant Sivakumar wrote:
CD player in your car?
I have a CD/MP3 player, but usually listen to NPR on the way in. But but between you and me and 2 million CPians, I'd rather be hacking ASP .Net during my commute. Yes, I know I'm sick. :) /ravi My new year's resolution: 2048 x 1536 Home | Music | Articles | Freeware | Trips ravib(at)ravib(dot)com
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It's snowing here, but everyone here tells me this is not the real snow, so for lack of a better word I'll just call this pre-snow snow. It snowed yesterday too - looks nice, but it doesn't cover the ground - looks like it's melting before hitting the ground. I wish I had brought my camera :sigh:
Did your nostrils froze together yet ? Are you in Canada on a "try-before-you-buy" kind of a deal ?
Maximilien Lincourt Your Head A Splode - Strong Bad
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Did your nostrils froze together yet ? Are you in Canada on a "try-before-you-buy" kind of a deal ?
Maximilien Lincourt Your Head A Splode - Strong Bad
Maximilien wrote:
Did your nostrils froze together yet ?
Not yet!
Maximilien wrote:
Are you in Canada on a "try-before-you-buy" kind of a deal ?
Kinda - Chris said there'll be plenty of snow. But I am sceptical as of now. If they don't give me more snow pretty soon, I am asking for my money back! I came here for the snow damnit! :rolleyes:
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I think it's important (necessary) to own a car. But it would be great if you could rely on public tranny to go to work. My brother (who lives in Toronto) does exactly that and keeps reminding me how much he enjoys not having to put on zillions of miles on his wheels.
Nishant Sivakumar wrote:
CD player in your car?
I have a CD/MP3 player, but usually listen to NPR on the way in. But but between you and me and 2 million CPians, I'd rather be hacking ASP .Net during my commute. Yes, I know I'm sick. :) /ravi My new year's resolution: 2048 x 1536 Home | Music | Articles | Freeware | Trips ravib(at)ravib(dot)com
Ravi Bhavnani wrote:
I'd rather be hacking ASP .Net during my commute. Yes, I know I'm sick.
Most of us do, Ravi, we've been seeing you for quite some time now :-D
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It's snowing here, but everyone here tells me this is not the real snow, so for lack of a better word I'll just call this pre-snow snow. It snowed yesterday too - looks nice, but it doesn't cover the ground - looks like it's melting before hitting the ground. I wish I had brought my camera :sigh:
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It's snowing here, but everyone here tells me this is not the real snow, so for lack of a better word I'll just call this pre-snow snow. It snowed yesterday too - looks nice, but it doesn't cover the ground - looks like it's melting before hitting the ground. I wish I had brought my camera :sigh:
In Alaska thay call that kind of snow "chicken feathers".
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I've heard it being called "snow flurries". Anyways, welcome to the "first-to-see-snow" club. :) - Malhar
malharone wrote:
Anyways, welcome to the "first-to-see-snow" club.
Thanks man :-)
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In Alaska thay call that kind of snow "chicken feathers".
Hey, this is getting interesting - it's hard to focus on my work. I just saw a lady spend 7-8 minutes wiping the snow off her car which was parked in the open parking lot :-D Good exercise for her - it was awesome, I've never seen this sort of thing before :-) And Smitha just went down to pick up some snow, she tried to bring it back to me, but it melted in the elevator (or so she said).
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It's snowing here, but everyone here tells me this is not the real snow, so for lack of a better word I'll just call this pre-snow snow. It snowed yesterday too - looks nice, but it doesn't cover the ground - looks like it's melting before hitting the ground. I wish I had brought my camera :sigh:
Nishant Sivakumar wrote:
pre-snow snow.
I think what you see is the first 'snowflakes' of the season. If the snow is falling first time this season then it won't stick to the ground quickly. You can't make snow ball with the powder snow (or dry snow) and you can easily wipe it off on the cars. Chris should know about this one, as some ski resorts do have deep powder snow slopes. Accidents happend during the wet snow with all the slush on the ground. But you can make snow balls/snowman using wet snow. :rolleyes: Last but least is the ICE!!! (freezing rain on top of already snow which is already on the ground).. Try it to walk on it during Jan/Feb. :-D Also scrapping 2 inch thick ice on top of the car would be real fun ;)
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David Wulff wrote:
It sounds like sleet.
I asked about that - nope, this is not sleet. It's snow - but real powdery snow. And since it's only about -2 C now, it's not cold enough to stay as snow on the ground. But all the cars have snow on their roofs and it's beautiful :-)
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Nishant Sivakumar wrote:
pre-snow snow.
I think what you see is the first 'snowflakes' of the season. If the snow is falling first time this season then it won't stick to the ground quickly. You can't make snow ball with the powder snow (or dry snow) and you can easily wipe it off on the cars. Chris should know about this one, as some ski resorts do have deep powder snow slopes. Accidents happend during the wet snow with all the slush on the ground. But you can make snow balls/snowman using wet snow. :rolleyes: Last but least is the ICE!!! (freezing rain on top of already snow which is already on the ground).. Try it to walk on it during Jan/Feb. :-D Also scrapping 2 inch thick ice on top of the car would be real fun ;)
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Kant wrote:
Chris should know about this one, as some ski resorts do have deep powder snow slopes.
He left for Australia - and will probably be back only in Spring :-)
Kant wrote:
I think what you see is the first 'snowflakes' of the season.
Yep, that's what this is. All the cars in the parking lot have snow on top :-) It's an awesome sight, really.