It's Snowing in the Mountains AT LAST
- wsherrick
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It's snowing here in Pike County. I know I'm like a big kid when it comes to snow. It's even nicer when you have a nice bay window to watch it while you are sitting by your stove.
- B C O 3321
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1-1/2" here down in the valley quarter size flakes comming down!!!
- coalvet
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No mountains and no snow here on Aquidneck Island, just some rain. Still burning wood in the Crane for now, 46degs and windy.
Rich
Rich
were getting snow here in sunbury pa. weather channel says 1-3 inches by tonight. the snow is laying in the grass but not on the roads. the roads are just wet. The mountains look really nice though. the snow is laying good up there
- Black_And_Blue
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- SMITTY
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Been snowing here too, but everywhere else has a mix .... my house is up in elevation a bit. Nothing sticking -- just wet.
- wsherrick
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Here is a picture of my house in the snow.
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5 inches and still coming down in the form of tiny flakes here in Pocono Pines! listening to old time Christmas songs, sewing, and sole heat source coal stove glowing. (Well, the actual stove is not glowing, just a figure of speech!)
Let it snow!!
Let it snow!!
- SMITTY
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Dog looks to be ready to turn the snow a shade of yellow & brown!
That's about what we got here -- 4". Another one on it's way for Wednesday!
That's about what we got here -- 4". Another one on it's way for Wednesday!
HA! Yeah, heres his method:SMITTY wrote: Dog looks to be ready to turn the snow a shade of yellow & brown!
Tail curled up, gotta pee.
Tail straight out, gotta poop.
He gives me advance warning.
I can tell what hes gonna doo 10 seconds before he lets loose, so I can get up-wind.
- New Hope Engineer
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i thought you lived in new hope?wsherrick wrote:Here is a picture of my house in the snow.
nice house by the way. when did you move up there and why?