ducks4you
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a rumor going round ```
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Nyboy
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This morning our storm has been up graded to a bomb cyclone, new one on me.
thistlebloom
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flowerbug
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polar vortex failed popularity panel polling with a cool reception... this new phrase is da bomb! party on weather peeps. party on...
baymule
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Y'all enjoy your snow and hot chocolate. We finally have sunshine after weeks of gloom, rain, more gloom. Going outside to play!
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majorcatfish
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no snow here just high winds trash cans tipped over coming to work
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valley ranch
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Lota snow here ~ and it's snowing ~ and it's Snowing ```
flowerbug
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yay! the snowpack gets a good boost.
we had a very light dusting of snow last night. most of it is already melted and gone by now.
digitS'
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Our Thursday storm must have mostly blown into Canada.
The storm today started as rain/snow here. I thought everything was okay then discovered that I had to scrape crusty windows! Then for my 8am meeting learned that I had been driving on ice, not really asphalt - I didn't have to drive far.
Along with the enlightenment on road surface conditions, I learned that the same thing applied to the sidewalk! The snow had melted near the building and the landscaper had used pea gravel as a mulch in the beds (
). Sooo, you know how I got to the door? Yep, stepping over the junipers and daylilies (don't tell @catjac1975 
) on the gravel mulch.
My view now from the lazyboy: Big Lazy Snowflakes and quite a few of them.
Steve
The storm today started as rain/snow here. I thought everything was okay then discovered that I had to scrape crusty windows! Then for my 8am meeting learned that I had been driving on ice, not really asphalt - I didn't have to drive far.
Along with the enlightenment on road surface conditions, I learned that the same thing applied to the sidewalk! The snow had melted near the building and the landscaper had used pea gravel as a mulch in the beds (
). Sooo, you know how I got to the door? Yep, stepping over the junipers and daylilies (don't tell @catjac1975 ) on the gravel mulch.My view now from the lazyboy: Big Lazy Snowflakes and quite a few of them.
Steve
