How's the weather?

[DubCoffman62]

Yeah, that was the one. Internet says it was only 2 feet but I swear it was more than that.

when I lived in Anchorage Alaska the paper would always report the snow fall totals from the airport which is in extreme west Anchorage by the inlet but in East Anchorage where I lived we always got twice as much if not three times as much than the airport. There's a mountain range that runs north and south called the Chugach range.

 

[Buckeneye]

Here we go (snow) again....

 

[3074326]

This bullshit can turn into proper snow anytime now.

Yeah. This is dumb. The road is a Slurpee.

I do like the sound of the ice hitting the roof though.

 

[DubCoffman62]

I see the basketball game against Iowa has been postponed.

 

[Mike80]

I expect it was the same storm I remember from MD. We got 3 feet on Sunday and then another foot on Thursday. No school for the entire week. It was amazing.

Nope - that was 1996. We got something around 5 feet of snow in that one in the mountains of PA. It was AWESOME!

 

[Mike80]

Seems like the winter of '95. I was on duty at the NSA that year and got out of the Navy the following summer '96. Froze my car to the ground!

The fun part was every year from like 1991 to 1997 (we moved the summer of 1997) there was an epic snow or winter storm every year.

 

[gmen6981]

Well, the big "Snowpocalypse" is winding down in my area ( but still going strong to the southeast of us) looks like we we will end up with about a foot in my neck of the woods with higher totals in other areas. It took longer for the rain to change over to snow yesterday morning than expected, but has been pretty steady snow since about 10 am yesterday morning. Not the 20+ inches they said was possible, but still a hefty snowfall.

 

[AKAK]

Yeah. This is dumb. The road is a Slurpee.

I do like the sound of the ice hitting the roof though.

But how's the weather in Tulsa?

 

[buckeyebri]

Mid 70s in central Ohio, we were snowed in for at least 2 weeks. Eventually brought road graders down the road to open them open.

 

[DubCoffman62]

Well, the big "Snowpocalypse" is winding down in my area ( but still going strong to the southeast of us) looks like we we will end up with about a foot in my neck of the woods with higher totals in other areas. It took longer for the rain to change over to snow yesterday morning than expected, but has been pretty steady snow since about 10 am yesterday morning. Not the 20+ inches they said was possible, but still a hefty snowfall.

When I lived in the snowy part of the world whenever they called for a foot we'd get a dusting, then they'd call for flurries and we'd get a foot. When it comes to forecasting weather I believe it when I see it

 

[DubCoffman62]

Mid 70s in central Ohio, we were snowed in for at least 2 weeks. Eventually brought road graders down the road to open them open.

all of Ohio looks pretty cold

 

[OHSportsFan]

 

[BuckBackHome]

Some ice then snow here in NE Ohio. I'm done with winter.

 

[Thump]

Big tornadoes in Iowa right now.

 

[Thump]

PDS warnings!

Yikes!