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#15 by Alexander215 on 28 Oct, 2008 13:39
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Had about 5 minutes worth this past weekend, can't wait for some heavy stuff!
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#16 by warhawk on 28 Oct, 2008 15:36
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what's snow???
WARHAWK
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#17 by hammerdrill376 on 28 Oct, 2008 16:03
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Very rare to get snow in our part of the country (coastal south carolina) but I always think about in 1989 we had a rare storm that dumped 3 feet of snow mixed with ice. My wife, who was my girlfriend at the time, had just moved in with me. Guys I love her dearly but I hope I NEVER get snowbound with her for over 36 hours again. We lived in single wide mobile home back then and I had no idea you could rearrange furniture so many times!! Fortunate part is that was BEFORE her addiction to Home and Garden TV.
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#18 by wpruitt on 28 Oct, 2008 20:21
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No snow in GA yet. We did have a low of 32 last night (2 degrees below the predicted 34) and a predicted low of 32 tonight.
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#19 by andrew on 28 Oct, 2008 20:29
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They're claiming we're going to get a little snow tonight and tomorrow morning in Connecticut. We'll see ....
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#20 by R o b 6 on 28 Oct, 2008 20:42
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what's snow???
I agree. It's still 85-87 degrees here. Still have tomatoes in the garden. Bring on the rain.
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#21 by slyatlast on 28 Oct, 2008 20:53
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This morning when I went to work at 7:30 it was 19 degrees. By 2:00 this afternoon it was 61. Makes dressing for the weather challenging. No snow yet here in the great north however.
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#22 by Tyler on 28 Oct, 2008 21:00
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I'm mad at all of you in this thread that just jinxed me! This was going to be the first year that we didn't hunt in the snow. After reading this thread I checked the weather in Leadore, ID and it appears there will be snow fall now. It was supposed to be 60 degrees and clear all week.
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#23 by skiking on 28 Oct, 2008 21:36
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Welcome to my world. I went out and got a new hat for this winter. I need to keep the heat in.
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#24 by IRONHORSE on 29 Oct, 2008 00:31
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Got in my truck after work tonight, and there was a tiny bit of ice on the windshield...
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#25 by joergHH on 29 Oct, 2008 02:51
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Normal mixed wheather here in northern Germany this fall: 5-15 degree Celsius, some rain, some sun, a little mist. In September there have been some nights with -5 degree Celsius frost.
J
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#26 by Brkeatr on 29 Oct, 2008 03:52
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I'm mad at all of you in this thread that just jinxed me! This was going to be the first year that we didn't hunt in the snow. After reading this thread I checked the weather in Leadore, ID and it appears there will be snow fall now. It was supposed to be 60 degrees and clear all week.
Sorry Tyler....didn't mean to do that to ya....the storm ended here and some spots got almost 20 inches depending on location. We escaped the brunt and only got a few but up the road a couple miles in the mountains they got hammered....was stictly an elevation thing. -
#27 by Paul on 29 Oct, 2008 04:01
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I'm mad at all of you in this thread that just jinxed me! This was going to be the first year that we didn't hunt in the snow. After reading this thread I checked the weather in Leadore, ID and it appears there will be snow fall now. It was supposed to be 60 degrees and clear all week.
Don't quite get it Tyler. We pray for snow on opening day and during deer season in the U.P. Snow means the deer have to move around searching for food and increases the chances for a kill, not to mention tracking a deer if necessary. -
#28 by Rob on 29 Oct, 2008 10:52
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Last night...the windscreen was thick over with ice, and the roads were dangerously slippery. I hate that more than snow.
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#29 by PigPen on 29 Oct, 2008 11:09
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I'm mad at all of you in this thread that just jinxed me! This was going to be the first year that we didn't hunt in the snow. After reading this thread I checked the weather in Leadore, ID and it appears there will be snow fall now. It was supposed to be 60 degrees and clear all week.
Don't quite get it Tyler. We pray for snow on opening day and during deer season in the U.P. Snow means the deer have to move around searching for food and increases the chances for a kill, not to mention tracking a deer if necessary.
Yes, I thought it would make it easier too. Especially tracking.