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Here it comes. Actually, it's not completely snowing- it's "Ithacating"--kind of a wet sleet that freezes completely on contact, and builds up pretty fast, but isn't the greatest for skiing. Looks like there might soon be a pile of metal at the bottom of buffalo street, and a few less cars to worry about! DaveS
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bettyg
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hi dave!
it's going to be a terrible freezing rain/sleet/ice storm!
it hit oklahoma bad; my stepdaughter called today from tulsa. they have been without power since sunday; will be ANOTHER WEEK before they get electricity back! 160,000 in the city/suburbs.
southern iowa was hit bad too! same thing about it effected only 33,000 iowans in rural areas.
good luck; stock up salt for sidewalks/driveways. hubby fell going 20' to our garbage can. ice won't chip away; hardest hubby has ever contended with in his lifetime!
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Another ice storm last night! I stayed home and canceled or rescheduled everything! Now it looks like it may have turned to snow and the ice turned a little slushy , or maybe it should be "ook" (instead of "eek") as they say... Anyway I hope everyone is having a good, healing night! DaveS
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Opened the curtains to snow on the ground here too. It snowed all day yesterday but none of it stuck.
It is snowing today. Snow on the trees. I like that.
HOping to get out and look about but not doing well enough yet this am.
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We had a 20 minute blizzard this morning. I was so excited I ran outside to twirl around and shout YES IT'S SNOWINGGGGGGGGG!!! then the 20 snowflakes melted.
A month ago the weathermen predicted 8 inches. It snowed like crazy, but we never saw it. It evaporated before reaching the ground.
So now I've built a giant snow net which I'll use during the next "storm" I'll run along the ground wave my net in the air and catch SNOW!
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