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Mishotaki
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Post #427580 |
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6:39 pm, Nov 27 2010
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got 4 inches of snow today, actually... the first real snow that's probably gonna stay ^_^
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TofuQueen
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Post #427581 |
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6:43 pm, Nov 27 2010
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Yeah, it snows here every winter, some years more than others - I think this year's forecast is for a total of ~61" of snow over the winter (but we *probably* won't have that much all at once).
We've had snow on the ground for a week or so now; the total is a bit over 12" I'd guess.
If I didn't have to drive anywhere, I wouldn't mind the snow, but I really REALLY hate driving in it. 
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TaoPaiPai
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Post #427582 |
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6:46 pm, Nov 27 2010
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lots and lots of snow where i live
usualy it snows from november to february
I LOVE IT
only bad thing is all the salt that get thrown out
they should stick to SAND for the sake of all the animals paws
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TofuQueen
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Post #427585 - Reply to ( #427582) by TaoPaiPai |
Crazy Cat Lady
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6:51 pm, Nov 27 2010
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Quote from TaoPaiPai lots and lots of snow where i live
usualy it snows from november to february
I LOVE IT
only bad thing is all the salt that get thrown out
they should stick to SAND for the sake of all the animals paws
Sand & gravel help with traction, but salt actually *melts* the snow/ice, which is why it's used so much. (Not saying it's a good thing, just that sand & salt actually function differently.) Here they mostly dump gravel on the roads, which helps with traction but also wears off all the road markings by spring...
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Yenoh
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Post #427590 |
Taro Pail
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7:24 pm, Nov 27 2010
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No. There's hail from time to time, but no snow. 
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kohaku_626
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Post #427595 |
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7:33 pm, Nov 27 2010
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No, and I don't think it will unless something did happen to the Earth. I live in the Carribean so the weather is hot/warm. Sometimes (like once a year) it may hail, but it's rare, small and melts immediately. 
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BurningFish
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Post #427597 |
the fork of truth
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7:36 pm, Nov 27 2010
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right now, everything is so full of snow, where Ilive. It has never been this early, but I just love it. Everything looks so much like Christmas now. i want to sing Christmas songs, It makes me so happy ^^ ~♫♪
(b-b-but could somebody do something about the temperature? xD just kidding...)
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Lnc411
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7:41 pm, Nov 27 2010
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I go to Virginia Tech for most of the winter season... it is up in the mountain, and it snows... it snows a lot. Add on top of that, there's a lot of cold winter constantly blowing at your face as you walk to class. Ahhh.... good times.... -_-
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Hiraa
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Post #427608 |
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8:32 pm, Nov 27 2010
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Hated it until last year, when where I lived, it snowed from September-June.
Now I actually kind of miss it...
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Chocoroll
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8:35 pm, Nov 27 2010
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Yes, quite a lot (except for last year when we had the El Niño). And where I live we get nasty Arctic outflows.
I hate snow at its worst.
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ichigo_daisuki
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Post #427615 |
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9:07 pm, Nov 27 2010
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Does around once in the last 100 years count? 
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bra00724
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10:02 pm, Nov 27 2010
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Can I have another option? "Yes, and I like it" or "Yes, and I don't mind it". Cause "Only occasionally" doesn't really fit.  We have snow here for about 4 months in a year.
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upyours
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10:43 pm, Nov 27 2010
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Since I live in Southern Florida, it does not snow. At all. 
Although my friends, who lived in Florida longer than me, claimed it snowed 15-17 years ago. Because of that I put, "Does around once in the last 100 years count?"
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alexpwnsjoo
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10:51 pm, Nov 27 2010
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Snow? In sunny (albeit cold right now) Southern California?
Nahh.
Though I wouldn't mind going to Big Bear to play in the snow.
Funfun.
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Acayaba
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11:18 pm, Nov 27 2010
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Well... I have never seen snow...
I want to see it, since it looks pretty... But only want to "see"... I hate the cold... I hate the winter!
When I say this I'm not kidding, but when is 20 ºC I get really cold! I thought I was going to die this year during the winter (9 ºC in the morning, 20 ºC in the afternoon) ... I know I'm not normal (friends, family, they all tell me that) xD But that's the way things work for me...
(Tough it does snow in Brazil... but only in the south of the country, and not always)
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