bfmgoalie
Veteran Member
I retired and went to Florida for 6 years. Glad I'm back in upstate NY!
History repeats
- Thread starter Gary S
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mallard
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1997. Of course. Southern Manitoba got hit with that one too. Led to HUGE Red River flooding later that spring.
All I can say is those pictures just reinforce why I don`t live up there in the frozen north. I like sun, skin, water skiing, wearing shorts and tank tops 8-9 months of the year, etc.
bfmgoalie
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I was on my roof the following day. And loved every minute of it....and still do! That was 1966.
It's too soon to get many pictures. It snowed all day yesterday and last night, and it still snowing today. The snow is supposed to stop by tomorrow, but the wind is forecast to ramp up then.
I'll just stick close to home and try to get pictures later this week. The forecast says it will stay below 32 degrees for at least a week after the storm so the snow will be available for pictures for at least that week.
It will be awhile until the tulips bloom.
I'll just stick close to home and try to get pictures later this week. The forecast says it will stay below 32 degrees for at least a week after the storm so the snow will be available for pictures for at least that week.
It will be awhile until the tulips bloom.
mallard
Veteran Member
Onion snow?
I'm always amazed by the genius of the National Weather Service. This is their synopsis of yesterday's weather. How do you get 10" of snow and have only 1" on the ground? You have to spend a lot of time in college to do that.
