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OMGZ! PPL!!!!! It is snowing where I live!!!!!!




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:D :) :D :) :D :) :D :) :D :)


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We had a dusting this morning. And they are calling for 1-6 inches sometime tomorrow, with a snow level of 500ft.

*Prepares another one*

OMGZ! PPL!!!!! It is snowing where I live!!!!!!


Lucky bastards. On this side of the border we're getting nothing. Not even any rain right now. Even though the NWS says it ought to be pouring right now.

Damn BCers, stealing our snow... :p

Lucky bastards. On this side of the border we're getting nothing. Not even any rain right now. Even though the NWS says it ought to be pouring right now.

Damn BCers, stealing our snow... :p


Can I assume that means you live in the Washington state area?

OMGZ! PPL!!!!! It is snowing where I live!!!!!!




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:D :) :D :) :D :) :D :) :D :)


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It's snowing here in Colorado too, which makes me happy. Hee...

Can I assume that means you live in the Washington state area?

Never assume. It makes an ass out of you and me.

And I can neither confirm nor deny rumors than I reside in the general area of Washington State.

OMGZ! PPL!!!!! It is snowing where I live!!!!!!




HAHA!


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It was 65+ degree F here today!:cool:

HAHA!


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Hey! I thought i was the only one that did that :(..Stole my trademark.

Never assume. It makes an ass out of you and me.

And I can neither confirm nor deny rumors than I reside in the general area of Washington State.

No worries there, I've had chronic assholia for years.

Ah, I may or may not be somewhere north of Seattle. Apparently that 1-6 is what they are calling for in said region. I wouldn't be surprised if the Bellingham area got some snowfall tonight.

OMGZ! PPL!!!!! It is snowing where I live!!!!!!




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:D :) :D :) :D :) :D :) :D


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I think I live where you live!

Apparently the reports say we're having snow tomorrow too :p

Hey! I thought i was the only one that did that :(..Stole my trademark.

you'll just have to learn to show up on time.

OMGZ! PPL!!!!! It is snowing where I live!!!!!!




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:D :) :D :) :D :) :D :) :D :)


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It's actually quite queer here in Minnesota land. Almost the end of November and no snow... Infact, it's been oddly warm until right about now. That is not good news. We're going to have either a warm winter(In which it will snow, then melt making everything a mess), or it will be an ungodly cold winter. Im rather curious as to which it will be. Not going to be a "mild" winter(Meaning that it remains around 0 degrees farenheit for most of the winter, getting a bit colder and a bit warmer every now and then).

No worries there, I've had chronic assholia for years.

Ah, I may or may not be somewhere north of Seattle. Apparently that 1-6 is what they are calling for in said region. I wouldn't be surprised if the Bellingham area got some snowfall tonight.

Wow... Sounds like it will be nice up there. The students at WWU should have quite a bit of fun.

In the Greater Eastside region (where I may, or may not reside), there appears to be nothing so far, which is a crying shame.

We had a dusting this morning. And they are calling for 1-6 inches sometime tomorrow, with a snow level of 500ft.

Oh. My. God. 1-6 inches! Close the schools, call in a state of emergency! Lol. One of my professors used to teach in the south, and one year they had... wait for it... 1/2 an inch of snow, and practically the entire town was apparently closed for three straight days. Funny southerners. Up here, if we don't get at least a foot and half of snow, nothing is happening. Usually, three feet of snow needs to be piled up before anything serious happens(I remember wading through waste deep snow, and school only being two hours late!). Infact, usually they don't even close schools for snow, there has to be alot of ice on the roads for them to even consider it, especially my school. We could have 3 inches of ice, 5 feet of snow, and it be sleeting out, and we would be the only school that was open. Damnable.

Oh. My. God. 1-6 inches! Close the schools, call in a state of emergency! Lol. One of my professors used to teach in the south, and one year they had... wait for it... 1/2 an inch of snow, and practically the entire town was apparently closed for three straight days. Funny southerners. Up here, if we don't get at least a foot and half of snow, nothing is happening. Usually, three feet of snow needs to be piled up before anything serious happens(I remember wading through waste deep snow, and school only being two hours late!). Infact, usually they don't even close schools for snow, there has to be alot of ice on the roads for them to even consider it, especially my school. We could have 3 inches of ice, 5 feet of snow, and it be sleeting out, and we would be the only school that was open. Damnable.


That is how it is here. When we get more than an inch or so we shut everything down, but thats because where I live, an inch of snow usually is covering an inch or two of ice underneath. I hate ice with a passion.

I live in California where, unfortunately, we don't get a whole lot of snow, but there are other hazards which sometimes do close down our schools.

About... geez... 3 years ago, when i was a sophomore or something in high school, there was a huge fire about a mile away in the foothills right above us. There was ash and smoke and everything everywhere... terrible. All of the athletic events were cancelled, P.E. classes were called inside, etc. etc., and all of the schools around us were closed.

But we weren't. About the time the fire was put out, everything was covered in ash, so you could say it was "snowing," I guess, though it was just ash. The thing that pissed me off, though, was the fact I knew a whole bunch of people who stayed home because of allergy problems and such and my school never closed down.

:( The last time I got a proper amount of snow where I live was about ten years ago. And that was awesome - I'm talking three foot drifts and stuff. There were even a coupla dudes on the common building an igloo. Good stuff. Unfortunately the best I've had since then has been maybe two inches of slush. Stupid Gulf Stream and its stupid warmth.

Snow, eh?

We have 15°C at 13:15 on 26.11.2006.

It should be about 10° less...

Yeah, the weather's been doing really funny things down here in Australia.

It actually snowed in parts of the country a week or two ago. A few days later it was blazing hot.

Talk about contrast.

We had one of those cold snaps last year too. Not at this time of year though, it was more like August or September last year.

Of course, Sydney's too far north and too coastal to get any of that.

whatev. btw, it's 12 degrees here in poland, so it can't be snowing.

lucky bastardo's!
it's autumn here in the netherlands, it should be cold and rainy, the first frost should have been a while ago...
but no, it's sunny, 15 degrees celcius, and no sign of a winter of what ever anywhere.. the world is doomed ladies and gentleman.
forever sunshine, no dark days with grey clouds and white fluffy things covering up the world, making the route from the pub towards home a nice drunken skate party...
ah well, let's put on my bermuda's, open a can of cold beer, and lounge in the sun a bit more!

As I speak, (10:58 am Sunday) it is snowing fairly heavily right outside my window. It is not really sticking though and visibility is excellent, not foggy like it usually is when it snows here.

6 inches is what I need to get to the point where I can't leave the house. My car sits about that high off the ground.

And that is your Western Washington Weather Report.:p

I've never seen snow...:(

How did I knew, even before I opened the thread, that you're from the lower mainland?
The way we get excited about snow is pretty cute.

It's only snowed twice this year, and it hasn't stuck for more than an hour or so. Usually by this point we've had snow stick around for almost a month or so.

It's been snowing from late/mid October here. I think we actually had some first day of October but it melted almost immedatly. It was -20 C yesterday, today it's -24 C with the wind chill it's -34 C what's that in Farenheit?

The sun is shining and its over 20 °C here in Virginia.

It's not supposed to snow here until next week. :(

And it's unseasonably warm... 14 C.

It's been snowing from late/mid October here. I think we actually had some first day of October but it melted almost immedatly. It was -20 C yesterday, today it's -24 C with the wind chill it's -34 C what's that in Farenheit?
Eew... that's stupidly cold. Where do you live?

It's been snowing from late/mid October here. I think we actually had some first day of October but it melted almost immedatly. It was -20 C yesterday, today it's -24 C with the wind chill it's -34 C what's that in Farenheit?

-20C is -4F, -24C is -11F and -34C is -29F.

Eew... that's stupidly cold. Where do you live?

It's been snowing off and on here since mid-October too. It never stays more than a few days, but its been around 0 degrees celcius for almost a month. I live in Mid-Western Ontario, Canada, it's about the same level as South Dakota, Wyoming, Idaho and Oregon. But it's not too bad, there'll be enough snow to go skiing at Blue Mountain in another few weeks.

The Official Canadian Temperature Conversion Chart

50° Fahrenheit (10° C)
* New Yorkers try to turn on the heat.
* Canadians plant gardens.

40° Fahrenheit (4.4° C)
* Californians shiver uncontrollably.
* Canadians Sunbathe.

35° Fahrenheit (1.6° C)
* Italian Cars won't start
* Canadians drive with the windows down

32° Fahrenheit (0 ° C)
* Distilled water freezes
* Canadian water get thicker.

0° Fahrenheit (-17.9° C)
* New York City landlords finally turn on the heat.
* Canadians have the last cookout of the season.

-40° Fahrenheit (-40° C)
* Hollywood disintegrates.
* Canadians rent some videos.

-60° Fahrenheit (-51° C)
* Mt. St. Helens freezes.
* Canadian Girl Guides sell cookies door-to-door.

-100° Fahrenheit (-73° C)
* Santa Claus abandons the North Pole.
* Canadians pull down their ear flaps.

-173° Fahrenheit (-114° C)
* Ethyl alcohol Freezes.
* Canadians get frustrated when they can't thaw the keg.

-460° Fahrenheit (-273° C)
* Absolute zero; all atomic motion stops.
* Canadians start saying "cold, eh?"

-500° Fahrenheit (-295° C)
* Hell freezes over.
* The Toronto Maple Leafs win the Stanley Cup.

The Official Canadian Temperature Conversion Chart

-173° Fahrenheit (-114° C)
* Ethyl alcohol Freezes.
* Canadians get frustrated when they can't thaw the keg.

-500° Fahrenheit (-295° C)
* Hell freezes over.
* The Toronto Maple Leafs win the Stanley Cup.

As a Canadian, I have to say that those two are pretty accurate. The rest I might disagree with, but I live in the more southern part of Canada, so maybe I'm just not tough enough. :confused:

Bah, nuttin but rain here. I miss my lake effect T_T

And you should procede to drive with your ass at 10kmph, because it would be funny.

SNOW SNOW SNOW SNOW SNOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! *dances in the snow*

WTF am I doing inside then?

*goes outside to play in the snow*

I look out my window.
No snow.
Just a gray sky.

I look out my window.
No snow.
Just a gray sky.

*laughs at the people of Southern Ontario*

You know it's sad when the west coast gets snow and you don't.

We didn't get snow.

Thanks, weather service...

*laughs at the people of Southern Ontario*

You know it's sad when the west coast gets snow and you don't.

Naw. Snow can wait. It'll come here... eventually.

All hail Posi for snow!

And I can neither confirm nor deny rumors than I reside in the general area of Washington State.

I can.

*laughs at the people of Southern Ontario*

You know it's sad when the west coast gets snow and you don't.

Usually they are burried in three feet and it is pissing rain out here.

All hail Posi for snow!

Huzza!

Usually they are burried in three feet and it is pissing rain out here.

It has been pissing rain for the past 3 weeks. Then one day of sun shine, now SNOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOW!!!!!!!

*snip Canadian Temperature Chart*

Very similar to this:

+70°F (21°C) and above
Texans turn on the heat and unpack the thermal underwear.
People in Michigan go swimming in the Lakes.

+60°F (16°C)
North Carolinians try to turn on the heat.
People in Michigan plant gardens.

+50°F (10°C)
Californians shiver uncontrollably.
People in Michigan sunbathe.

+40°F (4°C)
Italian & English cars won't start.
People in Michigan drive with the windows down.

+32°F (0°C)
Distilled water freezes.
Lake Superior's water gets thicker.

+20°F (-7°C)
Floridians don coats, thermal underwear, gloves and woolly hats.
People in Michigan throw on a flannel shirt.

+10°F (-12°C)
Philadelphia landlords finally turn up the heat.
People in Michigan have the last cookout before it gets cold.

0°F (-18°C)
People in Miami all die...
Michiganders lick the flagpole.

-20°F (-29°C)
Californians fly away to Mexico.
People in Michigan get out their winter coats.

-40°F (-40°C)
Hollywood disintegrates.
The Girl Scouts in Michigan are selling cookies door to door.

-60°F (-51°C)
Polar bears begin to evacuate the Arctic.
Michigan Boy Scouts postpone "Winter Survival" classes until it gets cold enough.

-80°F (-62°C)
Mt. St. Helens freezes.
People in Michigan rent some videos.

-100°F (-73°C)
Santa Claus abandons the North Pole.
Michiganders get frustrated because they can't thaw the keg.

-297°F (-183°C)
Microbial life no longer survives on dairy products.
Cows in Michigan complain about farmers with cold hands.

-460°F (-273°C)
ALL atomic motion stops (absolute zero in the Kelvin scale).
People in Michigan start saying, "Cold 'nuff for ya?"

-500°F (-296°C)
Hell freezes over.
The Lions win the Super Bowl!

It's been snowing off and on here since mid-October too. It never stays more than a few days, but its been around 0 degrees celcius for almost a month. I live in Mid-Western Ontario, Canada, it's about the same level as South Dakota, Wyoming, Idaho and Oregon. But it's not too bad, there'll be enough snow to go skiing at Blue Mountain in another few weeks.
I live in southwestern Ontario. We've had a couple little flurries, but no snow has stayed and it's been alternating between being warm and being cold. Like I'm going to go back to my fall coat this week I think.

Huzza!

:p

Snow = frozen water
frozen = cold
cold = freeze your buns off! :eek:

I live in North Freaking Carolina. We get no snow, not for another two months. :(

Hopefully the week of my birthday won't be uber-weird with my birthday being 80 degrees and four days later everything be covered with 6 inches of snow.... happened when I truned 12. >.>

I live in southwestern Ontario. We've had a couple little flurries, but no snow has stayed and it's been alternating between being warm and being cold. Like I'm going to go back to my fall coat this week I think.

I am just now considering buying a coat!

Ugh! Over here, it's still in the 50's and 60's! It's supposed to be 64 degrees F the day before December! Stupid global warming... :( In previous years, we've had snow in October, but now that it's almost December, we're having early spring weather. Baby grass is sprouting in our back yard. What da heck?!

(By the way, this is my first post, but I've been lurking for months. ;))

+60°F (16°C)
North Carolinians try to turn on the heat.
People in Michigan plant gardens. That's actually true... :eek:

-500°F (-296°C)
Hell freezes over.
The Lions win the Super Bowl! :p

I can.

Well Shhh... I'm trying to main an enigmatic persona here.

It looks like snow tonight, so woot!

Well Shhh... I'm trying to main an enigmatic persona here.

It looks like snow tonight, so woot!
So, have you destroyed Redmond yet?

Very similar to this:

+20°F (-7°C)
Floridians don coats, thermal underwear, gloves and woolly hats.
People in Michigan throw on a flannel shirt.

anything below 72 degrees farenheit for floridians is too cold.

anything below 72 degrees farenheit for floridians is too cold.

Really, at that temperature, everyone is sick of Posi bitching about the heat.

So, have you destroyed Redmond yet?

Define destroy...

And don't blame Redmond for Microsoft. Most of the people around here don't work there anyway. Boeing, Safeco, Nintendo, and Biotech are also big employers around here.

It's sleeting now.

Wow... Sounds like it will be nice up there. The students at WWU should have quite a bit of fun.

In the Greater Eastside region (where I may, or may not reside), there appears to be nothing so far, which is a crying shame.

Hmmm sounds very familiar to the forecast that I have for my area. Those letters WWU look familiar too. Although I am sure it's just a coincedence. I live nearer a UW then a WWU for anyone curious.

Define destroy...

And don't blame Redmond for Microsoft. Most of the people around here don't work there anyway. Boeing, Safeco, Nintendo, and Biotech are also big employers around here.

It's sleeting now.

Heh I remember when Microsoft had its HQ in Bellevue right near 520. I would lay the blame there first.

Heh I remember when Microsoft had its HQ in Bellevue right near 520. I would lay the blame there first.

Technically it's in Redmond, but it's on the Redmond Bellevue border (by 520), so both cities try to claim it. Either way, it's where it is because the land was cheap back when this was a home for more sheep than people and the major land-owners were golf courses.

The Official Canadian Temperature Conversion Chart

That's brilliant. I laughed so hard I couldn't breathe. Thank you very much!

I've stolen this and posted it elsewhere, but I've attributed it to you. If you want me to use your real name, send me a tm.

Thanks again.

We didn't get snow.

Thanks, weather service...

Over two inches here now. And a friend near Bellingham says she has about 18 inches so far.

Seems you should head north there KSP.

Over two inches here now. And a friend near Bellingham says she has about 18 inches so far

O.o

Wow. We're finally getting snow here, and it's coming down pretty hard. It just started sticking on the pavement, and it is supposed to continue until 5 tommorrow morning, so I'm thinking I get tommorrow off from school.

The nice thing is that I don't have to make up any missed time, since I'm a senior. :cool:

Define destroy...

And don't blame Redmond for Microsoft. Most of the people around here don't work there anyway. Boeing, Safeco, Nintendo, and Biotech are also big employers around here.

It's sleeting now.

I want Redmond destroyed to take down Safeco, not M$.:rolleyes:

O.o

Wow. We're finally getting snow here, and it's coming down pretty hard. It just started sticking on the pavement, and it is supposed to continue until 5 tommorrow morning, so I'm thinking I get tommorrow off from school.

The nice thing is that I don't have to make up any missed time, since I'm a senior. :cool:

ROFL, glad you are getting some now. It won't surprise me at all if they close a large portion of the schools tomorrow. Washingtonians always seem to panic when it rains after a dry spell or when it snows. Never understood that.

I want Redmond destroyed to take down Safeco, not M$.:rolleyes:


Ah. Well... I don't actually know where exactly Safeco is based in Redmond. Apparently it's close to MS, but I've never seen it.

Besides which, do you really want NOA to be destroyed?

ROFL, glad you are getting some now. It won't surprise me at all if they close a large portion of the schools tomorrow. Washingtonians always seem to panic when it rains after a dry spell or when it snows. Never understood that.

Snow is one of those things that Washingtonians just don't get at all. That's why the morons on my street are still driving up and down the icy road at 25 miles per hour.

I'm just glad I moved my car before the morons showed up.

Ah. Well... I don't actually know where exactly Safeco is based in Redmond. Apparently it's close to MS, but I've never seen it.

Besides which, do you really want NOA to be destroyed?
NOA?

NOA?

Nintendo of America. It's based here.

Technically it's in Redmond, but it's on the Redmond Bellevue border (by 520), so both cities try to claim it. Either way, it's where it is because the land was cheap back when this was a home for more sheep than people and the major land-owners were golf courses.

Actually it was on the border of Kirkland and Bellevue around where Lk Washington Blvd runs into Bellevue. I lived about a mile from the location myself at the time. It is no longer there. I was talking about the mid 80's. They moved to Redmond in that time frame. However it is still off hwy 520 just further up. ;)

OMGZ! PPL!!!!! It is snowing where I live!!!!!!



pfffft...I have to drive from Seattle to Spokane and be there tomorrow morning. A severe snowstorm alert has been issued. I-90 East has been temporarily close at Snowqualmie pass due to multiple collision...traffic is backed up 8 miles or so....stupid weather, stupid Washington state drivers and stupid thanksgiving holiday rush...:headbang:

Its snowwy here in couverland! First real Vancouver snow I've experianced.

Actually it was on the border of Kirkland and Bellevue around where Lk Washington Blvd runs into Bellevue. I lived about a mile from the location myself at the time. It is no longer there. I was talking about the mid 80's. They moved to Redmond in that time frame. However it is still off hwy 520 just further up. ;)

BCC has that property now, I guess.

It's been snowing from late/mid October here. I think we actually had some first day of October but it melted almost immedatly. It was -20 C yesterday, today it's -24 C with the wind chill it's -34 C what's that in Farenheit?

:eek:

Where the hell do you live??


Ugh! Over here, it's still in the 50's and 60's! It's supposed to be 64 degrees F the day before December! Stupid global warming... :( In previous years, we've had snow in October, but now that it's almost December, we're having early spring weather. Baby grass is sprouting in our back yard. What da heck?!

(By the way, this is my first post, but I've been lurking for months. ;))
Yeah, as apparently in lots of places, judging from the thread, it's unseasonably warm here, too. Although *I* wouldn't call it warm, exactly, and I'm liking it a lot more than stupid winter.
Climate change is so upon us. :/

Oh, and congratulations to delurking. :)
Creeps me out that there are people out there staring at us. >.< What do you do when you're lurking? Point and laugh, evilly? (is that even a word? o.O)

pfffft...I have to drive from Seattle to Spokane and be there tomorrow morning. A severe snowstorm alert has been issued. I-90 East has been temporarily close at Snowqualmie pass due to multiple collision...traffic is backed up 8 miles or so....stupid weather, stupid Washington state drivers and stupid thanksgiving holiday rush...:headbang:

That should be a fun trip. Ick.

Check Stevens Pass as well. I think they've been having problems with ice on Snoqualmie lately, so accidents were gonna happen no matter how good a driver you are.

Spokane to Seattle, I'd have left this morning or by noon at the latest. Especially knowing that the weather and traffic were gonna slow things down.

pfffft...I have to drive from Seattle to Spokane and be there tomorrow morning. A severe snowstorm alert has been issued. I-90 East has been temporarily close at Snowqualmie pass due to multiple collision...traffic is backed up 8 miles or so....stupid weather, stupid Washington state drivers and stupid thanksgiving holiday rush...:headbang:

I wouldn't bet on making it. They're gonna close the passes soon, I suspect. since they do during heavy snow.

Washington Passes (http://www.wsdot.wa.gov/traffic/passes/)

Washington Passes (http://www.wsdot.wa.gov/traffic/passes/)

Stevens doesn't look very friendly right now. Snoqualmie may be the best bet for crossing.

That should be a fun trip. Ick.

Check Stevens Pass as well. I think they've been having problems with ice on Snoqualmie lately, so accidents were gonna happen no matter how good a driver you are.

Spokane to Seattle, I'd have left this morning or by noon at the latest. Especially knowing that the weather and traffic were gonna slow things down.

From anecdotal evidence, Washingtonians seem to panic on snow. Either they get too cautious or they are careless and the former irritate the latter leading to accidents. That's my theory.:p

I could not leave this morning, so I thought I might start sometime around 3 but after checking the weather and traffic, I decided to start tomorrow morning. My client won't like it though...lol...:D

I live in Washington too and it's snowing at my place! :D :D :D

This is good because last year it only snowed for a couple of hours on one day.

According to www.noaa.gov, in the Redmond/Bellevue area where I live it's only going to snow an inch though. :(

From anecdotal evidence, Washingtonians seem to panic on snow. Either they get too cautious or they are careless and the former irritate the latter leading to accidents. That's my theory.:p

I could not leave this morning, so I thought I might start sometime around 3 but after checking the weather and traffic, I decided to start tomorrow morning. My client won't like it though...lol...:D

Thats a much nicer theory than mine.:D

If traffic reports are any indication, you can almost expect the trip from the Passes into Seattle to take nearly as long as the drive from Spokane to the mountains.

I live right at the foot of the colorado platue. I can look out my window and watch it snow a bare 10 miles from my house, up on the mountains, or the platuae (some places it quites with mountains, and some it just kind of drops). But I've got nothing. If its going to be this cold I WANT SNOW!!

YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!

Thank you snow.

No school today, which means no Geography test, no English essay and no presentation (also no handing in homework I haven't finished yet).

Yeah, we're on a snow day today. There are only a few centimetres, but everyone is already in panic mode.

Yeah, we're on a snow day today. There are only a few centimetres, but everyone is already in panic mode.

We have about 10-15 cm here. Driving to school is purely treacherous, and all the buses are shut down.

We have about 10-15 cm here. Driving to school is purely treacherous, and all the buses are shut down.

Ouch. Yeah, my friend had a girl from Victoria over, and she couldn't go home 'cause they closed the Malahat. So I guess you guys have got it worse than us (by a long shot).

Ouch. Yeah, my friend had a girl from Victoria over, and she couldn't go home 'cause they closed the Malahat. So I guess you guys have got it worse than us (by a long shot).

Yeah, but lower mainland has it even worse. Apparently it's -30 C in Alberta right now. :eek:

Yeah, but lower mainland has it even worse. Apparently it's -30 C in Alberta right now. :eek:

I talked to my dad at 5:30pm (Alberta time) on Friday and it was -21.:D :D

Abbotsford and Chiliwack are fucked right now. Abby has at least a foot of snow, and Chiliwack was still recovering from the flood. I wonder what it is lick in Misson. It always seem to be the calmest part of my morning commute (as in it is never rainy/windy/foggy/sunny/happy).

We have about 10-15 cm here. Driving to school is purely treacherous, and all the buses are shut down.

10-15 cm? That's only like 4-6 in isn't it? That's hardly enough snow to worry about.

10-15 cm? That's only like 4-6 in isn't it? That's hardly enough snow to worry about.

This is Van Island and the Lower Mainland. Usually it starts raining immediatly after the snow, washing it all away.

Posi, ignore the following comment it isn't directed at you or the thread or the threads viewers...

YOU ARE A DUMBARSE FOR CLICKING THIS LINK!
;)

If traffic reports are any indication, you can almost expect the trip from the Passes into Seattle to take nearly as long as the drive from Spokane to the mountains.

I did make it to Spokane after all...lol. Took me ~ 5 hrs. Not much traffic at the pass and it was not bad because the WSDOT has cleared the snow and I just had to be cautious around the peak but once I cleared the peak it was normal driving all the way to Spokane.

Snow? Heh, I still have the AC on here in Tucson.

I did make it to Spokane after all...lol. Took me ~ 5 hrs. Not much traffic at the pass and it was not bad because the WSDOT has cleared the snow and I just had to be cautious around the peak but once I cleared the peak it was normal driving all the way to Spokane.

PENNDOT sounds so much nicer. *nods*

It's still to warm for snow. :(

I want snow goddamnit.

luckily bastards. it only snows for a half hour per year over here.

Here it was 18°C a couple of days ago. After the hottest June, July, September, October and November since measurements began in Brussels around 1831 this is indeed getting hard to ignore , Al.

(August was the wettest and sunlessest)

I want snow, bastards.

Snow finally stopped last night. We got I'd estimate, 9 or so inches of the powdery stuff dropped on us. Then the temp dropped, turning all the slush to ice. At the moment it is 23F(-5C) outside in the shade and I am inside enjoying the fact they got the power back on last night.

And there is just enough snow and ice in the driveway, that I can't move my car more than a few feet before wheelspin shuts me down.

I want snow, bastards.

Yeah. *shakes fist*

Snow...I remember snow...I think.... damn Georgia weather

-41 C here with the wind chill. Yesterday -40 C and the Ctrain took 20 minutes to come so I was out side for 20 minutes in addition to the time it took to walk there. (should be every 5 min) then I had to wait for the bus. I think I got frost bite on my foot.

Argh. It hasn't snowed here (NYC-Long Island area) yet. :mad:

Wheres my snow?! Stupid country with its late seasons *mumble* ...global warming *grumble*...when I was a lad....:p

Wheres my snow?! Stupid country with its late seasons *mumble* ...global warming *grumble*...when I was a lad....:p

There was some decent stuff in the Highlands during that cold snap, but there'd better be more snow. I just bought a pair of crampons. :)

-41 C here with the wind chill. Yesterday -40 C and the Ctrain took 20 minutes to come so I was out side for 20 minutes in addition to the time it took to walk there. (should be every 5 min) then I had to wait for the bus. I think I got frost bite on my foot.

Where the hell do you live?!

what i think of winter (http://img393.imageshack.us/img393/8871/fuckwinterca7.jpg)

what i think of winter (http://img393.imageshack.us/img393/8871/fuckwinterca7.jpg)

Yer living in the WRONG part of the world then.

If it's going to be cold, it migght as well f*cking snow. At least then I have an excuse not to go out in it.

I can count the number of times I've seen real natural snow on one hand. ) :

OMGZ! PPL!!!!! It is snowing where I live!!!!!!




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High today: 80* F

Where the hell do you live?!


Calgary. It's a cold snap usually it's not this cold.... yet. But it's suposed to go up to mid-negative twenties tomorrow *tries to be enthusiastic*

High today: 80* FHigh today: 76*F
High tomorrow: 28*F
Very changable weather around here.

Calgary. It's a cold snap usually it's not this cold.... yet. But it's suposed to go up to mid-negative twenties tomorrow *tries to be enthusiastic*

Ah, that explains it then. BRRRRR!

I just went out and checked the thermometer on the back deck around 7pm. It said 17F (-8C). And it generally gets colder around 2 or 3am here. No wind chill tonight, fortunately.

Yer living in the WRONG part of the world then.

did you not here, we canadians live in a winter land, just once i want to see grass ;)

did you not here, we canadians live in a winter land, just once i want to see grass ;)

You're not missing much.

Texas whether sucks. It's going to be 81 tomorrow, AND I REALLY WANT TO WEAR MY USHANKA DAMNIT!!!!

High today: 76*F

Can we trade?

Damn, I miss SoCal winters.