Poll of the Day > Currently in a nasty heavy snowstorm that is knocking out power and Internet

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I hope everyone else is having nicer weather. This is pretty atrocious out. It's heavy wet snow and we're getting nearly a foot of it in a day. It's messing with all the lines. Expecting the power could be out at any point. Have been advised we should plan for extended outages.

Spring just means a little less snow than winter.
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it rained a lil bit here this afternoon and then climbed back up into the 70s, and now we're sitting at a cool 63
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helIy posted...

it rained a lil bit here this afternoon and then climbed back up into the 70s, and now we're sitting at a cool 63

Nice, sounds like good weather to me
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Michigan is surprisingly warm. Our winter this year was mild at worst.
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Wow. The news said we were getting rain. It never happened.
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Deuce600 posted...

Michigan is surprisingly warm. Our winter this year was mild at worst.

Ours was as well, this is its own event. It reached a record high a week ago!

Watching Westworld and the power is flickering
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The weather tonight is where it feels almost too hot but not hot enough to turn on the AC

I'll trade you

Right now, it's a lovely cool evening.
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Meanwhile, here, we're gonna have cooler weather tomorrow with a high of 88f. >_>
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Doctor Foxx posted...

Spring just means a little *more* snow than winter.

March (and to some degree April) can be the snowiest month, depending where you live. (not sure if it's Calgary, or Alberta; reading about it, it might be "stuff east of the rockies" in general)
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Yeah, I think March is typically the snowiest month in Colorado, but we haven't really gotten jack in any month this season

W'ere having a very nice 0 degree weather with lots of light fluffy snow
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Its not to bad here right now
Its cool out, but that is it.

Had a good amount of rain yesterday
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Sahuagin posted...

Doctor Foxx posted...

Spring just means a little *more* snow than winter.

March (and to some degree April) can be the snowiest month, depending where you live. (not sure if it's Calgary, or Alberta; reading about it, it might be "stuff east of the rockies" in general)

I'm in Alberta, but the big snowfall months here are November - January, February it drops off. We do still see snow in March, April, and May. And September-October for that matter.
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The snow was up to my passenger window in my car. Car is slipping just trying to get across the block. Have to go to work.

Heck
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And we have no snow here in southern Alberta.
At least where i live
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78°F, maybe some rain this afternoon. Glad I moved from deep snow country 30 years ago. Usually pleasant winters, occasional blizzard but melts off quickly. 39°N, right on the edge between temperate and subtropical.
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I wamt to see pictures of how much snow youve gotten

Dont see that much snow down here after the end of March, we see snow as late as June sometimes, but once April hits it never is much and only lasts 24ish hours
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Aw man my message draft got deleted. I'll post other pictures in a bit. On the way to work. The busses are stuck.


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My car is AWD but the snow is thick, wet, and heavy. It's too much snow for my car's clearance. Just getting stuck everywhere. Shout out to my housemates that offered to drive me to work and pick me up.
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Oh boy
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Doctor Foxx posted...

helIy posted...

it rained a lil bit here this afternoon and then climbed back up into the 70s, and now we're sitting at a cool 63

Nice, sounds like good weather to me

no its not I want a blizzard
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After 4 hours at work we've had 2 people come in. Exciting times
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It is snowing here now :(

But a wet snow, so not staying
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Still snowing
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Fuck that is crazy
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Canada is a scary country

It's been really nice here today. Touch on the cooler side, but quite sunny, and I'm just barely comfortable in a t-shirt. Tuesday's got a high of 4, though. That's still pretty mild, by comparison.
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Ogurisama posted...

Fuck that is crazy

They plowed the roads and there's a snow pile on the corner near my house that's at least 8 feet tall. They plowed a bunch of vehicles in against the curb. Sucks for them, don't think it's going to really melt for a little while.
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Shiiiiiit. I drove to work and my car might be stuck in the parking lot.
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