Bob Denman
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...Sure looks as if it's giving the center of the country a real kick in the guts!
Hang in there guys! It'll melt! :thumbup:
Hang in there guys! It'll melt! :thumbup:
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otter28169
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We'll be
ray: or you guys. Hopefully it takes it a little easier on you and drops a couple feet of snow on me nojoke.Bob Denman
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Safe journeys; my friend! :thumbup:
Bob Denman
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They don't call it, "Heart Attack" snow for nothing! :shocked:
KCPete
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Nothing on the ground at the house this morning at 5:30AM....or at 6...just a few flurries at 6:30 in the north part of Kansas City, MO.
By noon, close to 8 inches on the ground, at 1PM it started tapering off, and we have a measured 10" at the house now. :shocked:
Supposed to get another wave later on with an additional 1-3", by the last report I heard.
So it goes.
By noon, close to 8 inches on the ground, at 1PM it started tapering off, and we have a measured 10" at the house now. :shocked:
Supposed to get another wave later on with an additional 1-3", by the last report I heard.
So it goes.
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
I am glad that I am no longer in the Midwest. I used to dread the winter driving conditions when the winter storms would go through. I was on the road a lot, and needed to travel rain, snow, or whatever. Very scarry driving sometimes.
Glad we are missing this one so far.
Glad we are missing this one so far.
KCPete
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I learned how to drive in Nebraska, in the winter time, so I could get my license in March when I turned 16. Dad was a very patient teacher, but wouldn't stand for spinning the tires...I still can't understand most of the folks on the roads who think putting it to the floor will help with driving in snow. Saw one today where the back end of a nice black Challenger got away from him, and after bouncing off a guardrail, he ended up in the median in about 2ft of white stuff. Wasn't hurt, but he was cussing the car out pretty good! This was on N 169 just a few miles north of downtown. Just glad to see he didn't catch anyone else, the way he had that thing sliding. Reminded me of the midget racers taking turns on a dirt flat track!:shocked:
SpyderAnn01
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I thought you were going to say that you had to wait for your wife to come home and shovel the driveway so you could get the car up it. :roflblack:
spydaman60
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upstate ny is getting kicked on tughill. almost three feet this week. my "plow-guy" buried his truck on our uphill driveway and had to get his bucket loader to get it out! out come the snowmobiles tomorrow!:yes:
vrodrjs
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I wish I had her trained that well.:thumbup: She did offer to help me shovel, I think because she knew I would say no.
The thunder snow was fairly loud and a little startling but the 4" of snow it dropped in an hour was something else. I couldn't see across the street. I got the driveway shoveled yesterday and then again the last 4" this morning and with the sun shining the concrete is dry. This is Kansas if you don't like the weather wait 10 minutes. Don't think I will get to ryde this weekend, the side streets are snow packed.
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
That thunder snow is interesting isn't it? I have only seen and heard that happen twice in my lifetime. 1960's in Duluth MN, and about five years ago here in AK.
