RhinestoneStrat
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My Gibson SG has lately been feeling a little snow blind. 
Snow
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Bluego1
Friend of Leo's
Dude.My Gibson SG has lately been feeling a little snow blind.
Iām just south of you in Moscow, and it looks about the same here.
We got 6" two weeks ago, but, unfortunately, as the ground is still pretty warm is mostly gone now. In the hills, 500' higher, there is about a foot and a half of snow, but even there if fell on warm ground. The ski tracks are starting to freeze now, but it would have been much better if we had had a few weeks below freezing before the snow came.
The forecast says that temperature will drop to well below freezing by sunday, and stay below for the foreseeable future. Unfortunately there is very little snow in the forecast, like Ā½". Bummer!
The forecast says that temperature will drop to well below freezing by sunday, and stay below for the foreseeable future. Unfortunately there is very little snow in the forecast, like Ā½". Bummer!
imwjl
Doctor of Teleocity
Not enough of it.
For the superstitious or believe in spirits, shake your snow globes. My advice to the snow complainers is shut up and go away.
For the superstitious or believe in spirits, shake your snow globes. My advice to the snow complainers is shut up and go away.
SPUDCASTER
Doctor of Teleocity
Predicted here but hasn't shown up yet.
I plow snow in the winter for a local company. Just waiting for a call.
I plow snow in the winter for a local company. Just waiting for a call.
Way over here on the other side of the continent, here in beautiful, downtown Toronto, AKA The 6, The Big Smoke, T Dot, we've basically got nothing. A mild dusting on the roof tops this morning that is now gone. Not sure how long this is going to last though? Windy as the blazes though, gusting to 50km/h. Sucks for cycling, in spite of the roads being bone dry. Doesn't look like snow for the next week, though rain tomorrow. Typical weather for these parts this time of the year. The lake effect that Toronto gets, being on the north side of Lake Ontario, is completely different than the lake effect that Buffalo, NY gets hammered with, as they did last week. We basically got an inch, where as they had over four feet!
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41144
Friend of Leo's
It's a strange old world in some ways ... we're c. 52.5 degrees North, ie above Seattle, even a tad above Calgary .... not even a frost yet!
Well known, of course, how the North Atlantic Drift helps keeping us warm but ... can't help wondering if there's something else
Well known, of course, how the North Atlantic Drift helps keeping us warm but ... can't help wondering if there's something else
buster poser
Poster Extraordinaire
We've already had a couple of decent-ish drops, looking forward to more.
KC
Poster Extraordinaire
Well, it's snowing in Montana, but that's not exactly news. We live in the hope that the cold will chase a few newcomers back to California and Texas but it doesn't seem to be working.
Bone chilling cold this morning. Just have to survive the day indoors and it will be more bearable tomorrow.
My "office" is in the basement. I have a little space heater right under muh desk! Gotta keep them tootsies warm.
archetype
Fiend of Leo's
Skyhook
Friend of Leo's
I'm in Tennessee, so we might only get one or two snows that stick per year. It seemed we got a lot more snow when I was a kid. Or perhaps I just romanticize it in my head. I'd love to live somewhere that got more of a winter. My dad, who grew up in South Dakota, always called me crazy for saying that.
I kindaā miss the stuff.
Kindaā.
Kindaā.
Played golf in shorts yesterday, it's 62 and sunshiny today I think I'll probably be wearing my cargoes, that's what I like about it NOT SNOWING!
swervinbob
Friend of Leo's
Got a little with the ice storm almost two years ago. None since.
I wish we could get some snow in the mountains! Lake Isabella has become Wasabella, it could use about nine jillion inches of melt off.
