He,he! Ha,ha! Hoo, hoo! It's snowing !!

Breeze54

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Sat Mar-01-08 01:10 AM
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He,he! Ha,ha! Hoo, hoo! It's snowing !!

:grr:

Actually, it seems like/looks like a very light snow, so far. A dusting.

The weather guy said we'd (our area) get the heavy wet snow but I think he was wrong.

It looks pretty tame to me, so far, anyways.

Good thing! I'm not in the mood to shovel snow in the AM! :P

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CaliforniaPeggy

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Sat Mar-01-08 01:27 AM
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1. My dear Breeze54!

Snow? :scared:

Isn't that supposed to stop pretty soon?

I mean, spring is coming in March!

Yikes!

:yoiks:

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Breeze54

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Sat Mar-01-08 02:03 AM
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2. Yeah. It'll stop by morning!

:rofl:

Hell; it snows here in Mass. right through May! Sometimes June! (no shit!)

I wish I was where you are now and wearing culottes too! ;)

But I'm wearing long insulated underwear pants and then a pair of flannel

jogging pants over that! I also am wearing an insulated Henley shirt with

fall flowers all over it and I have on woolen knee socks and I'm wearing slippers. :P

I'm a sore sight!! :rofl: But I'm warm!! ;)

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CreekDog

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Sat Mar-01-08 02:16 AM
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3. Here was the snowstorm I drove through last weekend in the Sierra Nevada

Edited on Sat Mar-01-08 02:18 AM by CreekDog

I-80 west of Truckee, CA:

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Breeze54

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Sat Mar-01-08 02:25 AM
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4. That looks like heavy, deep snow for sure!

We have that too, on occasion, but not like in that my area!

Well, not all the time, every storm but we've had our share, that's for sure.

Great pic! Thanks for sharing it! ;)

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CreekDog

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Sat Mar-01-08 02:36 AM
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5. It was incredible even for up there, the road closed shortly after

That storm dumped 3-5 feet in the area.

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Breeze54

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Sat Mar-01-08 02:59 AM
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6. 3 to 5 FEET!? OMG! We call that

Edited on Sat Mar-01-08 03:01 AM by Breeze54

"The Blizzard of '78" back here in Mass.!

I lived in Carson City for a year or so and I went to Santa Barbara to see a friend one weekend and on the way back, the police etc. were all over the roads and the snowbanks were 12 feet high approaching Tahoe Pass!!! OMG! I'd never seen that much snow in my life!! They let us through without chains because I had four wheel drive but it was a treacherous drive home that night. They even had relief/rest stations set up along the highway with hot chocolate for travelers! I was so impressed at how much they cared! I loved living there! ;)

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