11/25/11 8:52 pm
Yeah right ha! We country people don't need snow:) joking wish I had some.
BadBadger Georgia
11/23/11 12:54 pm
DK, glad I could elicit a chuckle. Some folks surprise me with their Jekyll/Hyde style of discourse. They say very foul and cruel things, yet minutes later sound civil and intelligent. What they don't understand is how often their nasty screeds render their salient points less impactful.
lilipad Tennessee
11/23/11 8:07 am
@polarized HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!! oh and I live in TN and it snowed half an inch and some kids were afraid we would be stuck in the school!!
11/23/11 7:34 am
In my neck of the woods it rains everyday...... On dem hoes!!!!!!!
DrKelly Wisconsin
11/23/11 12:54 am
@ bad badger. you just made me laugh out loud with the Lutang comment. Lutang has complimented me as being a great poster and then in his her next post calls someone a derogatory name. love his/her posts, but that cracks me up.
11/22/11 3:51 pm
Yep got over a foot ovee the weekend, just like any other year.
11/22/11 3:45 am
If it does, you el niño climate changing non-believers ought to be very worried!
croc122 Florida
11/21/11 11:56 pm
who are the 2% of idiots from Florida that said it snowed this fall? That is bull****! I live in northern Florida and it does get really cold, but it hasn't snowed in Florida for the last seven years!
11/21/11 2:39 pm
@monkey- agree. I live at 9,000ft in a ski town and we have had snow since September. But I'd bet a lot that down by the deserty Mexican border they won't have any all winter ;)
11/21/11 1:18 pm
8 inches baby!.......... Oh wait we r talking about snow! Just a trace in the 43050
monkeyy Ohio
11/21/11 1:05 pm
@rosebud I think there's splits because in some towns, it has snowed, but in other towns in the same state, there's been no snow.
11/21/11 8:14 am
We live in the foothills outside of Denver at 7,300', so we got snow at our house about a month before Denver did.
PartyFree Nowhere in Particular
11/21/11 3:32 am
We got a dusting of snow on Saturday morning (we're at about 1,000 feet above sea level). By the time the sun had been up for a couple of hours it was gone. This is how snow in Western Oregon works... enjoy it in the morning because it will be gone by lunchtime.
AnnieM The Island
11/21/11 3:13 am
wasn't it already going to be fairly clear what the map would look like before answering with this one? I live in the southern half of my state. Snow tends to be a once-a-century thing and it last happened 7 years ago, so obviously no snow here.
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