What the heck!!!

[ennacac]

I know you are tired of me complaining about the weather, but get a load of this!

Two days ago


This morning


Tom

[a200user]

If it's any consolation to you - you have taken two nice photos there, and the snow doesn't look so deep as to cause any major problems.

Be patient - Spring is coming - it even got up over 60 degrees here in Buffalo yesterday. :blah:

[rhermans]

where's the bird

:blah:

would trade the rain we're getting for your snow any day.

Ronny

[Monza76]

Looks like a typical 24 hour period here in Newfoundland, except in early May!!!

Ira

[bigdawg]

Monza76 wrote:

Looks like a typical 24 hour period here in Newfoundland, except in early May!!!

Ira

Move to Alabama...We Welcome Snow birds!! LOL Less than 1/4 " of snow all Winter...course you have to get used to 100+ temps and 100% humidity in the summer! LOL

Dawg

[Monza76]

bigdawg wrote:

Monza76 wrote:

Move to Alabama...We Welcome Snow birds!! LOL Less than 1/4 " of snow all Winter...course you have to get used to 100+ temps and 100% humidity in the summer! LOL

Dawg

OK, I'll take the snow. Gander has been listed as the snowiest city in Canada, we average over 4m of snow per year, that is over 12 feet of snow.

Ira

[snostorm]

Hi Tom,

What a difference one state can make -- I'm hopeful that spring might have finally come to IL, but with the weather this year, I won't be putting any money on it!:-) We're looking at 50's and 60's and I'm keeping my fingers crossed.

Scott

[2many]

Tom,

Does this tell you anything about global warming.

[bigdawg]

2many wrote:

Tom,

Does this tell you anything about global warming.

Happens in the Northern Hemisphere every Spring????


Dawg

[bilybianca]

I doo feel your pain, I don't find snow charming at all. Just a lot of shoveling. But like Ronny I might be prepared to exchange our rain for your snow. Getting tired of rain is just the first letter...

Kjell