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03-26-2013, 09:40 PM
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You don't even know what snow is. Our previous record for snow fall was ~4.5 feet. That is for over 200 years of record keeping. This year we are just about 7 feet accumulated. They are saying by the end of thursday we will be over 7 feet.
The road to my parents place. The ditch on the left hand side is over 5 feet deep and yes I am on the road...
The road to my parents place. The ditch on the left hand side is over 5 feet deep and yes I am on the road...
This was taken a few years ago in Laurium notice the street sign? That was taken in December!
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03-27-2013, 12:10 AM
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You don't even know what snow is. Our previous record for snow fall was ~4.5 feet. That is for over 200 years of record keeping. This year we are just about 7 feet accumulated. They are saying by the end of thursday we will be over 7 feet.
The road to my parents place. The ditch on the left hand side is over 5 feet deep and yes I am on the road...
The road to my parents place. The ditch on the left hand side is over 5 feet deep and yes I am on the road...
I live in snow country! Where I used to live in the U.P. our average winter was 120in with an extreme being in the 200in mark for a year. I live in what's known as the banana belt with only about 72in average yearly snow fall.
This was taken a few years ago in Laurium notice the street sign? That was taken in December!
This was taken a few years ago in Laurium notice the street sign? That was taken in December!
I'm about 2hrs or 120mi north of Dave. We get plenty of snow up here.
http://www.mtukrc.org/weather.htm
http://mtukrc.org/met/weather_snow_data.htm
http://www.weather.com/sports-rec/sk...30105?pageno=5
Record snowfall for the area, 390 inches or 32.5ft in the winter of '78-'79.
We average about 200 inches/16+ft a year. Total on the ground now is anywhere from 3-5ft and season total is at 191 inches for the year.
Notice the signs on the road?
Roof of the car in front?
Majority of what my days walking to class are like.
I've got plenty more pics.
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03-27-2013, 08:55 AM
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Jim,
it was a rock chip on the passenger side. Got the windshield by a 1/2". Headed to work that morning. Found the chip when I went to lunch and it was only a chip. Got ready to go home and it decided to go ahead and run. Luckily it ran down so hopefully its done. Last two new cars I bought in the last year I have had something bad happen to both before I ever got the paper plates off.
it was a rock chip on the passenger side. Got the windshield by a 1/2". Headed to work that morning. Found the chip when I went to lunch and it was only a chip. Got ready to go home and it decided to go ahead and run. Luckily it ran down so hopefully its done. Last two new cars I bought in the last year I have had something bad happen to both before I ever got the paper plates off.