billski
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I stole it from NOAA web site.
A man stands near a utility pole in North Dakota, March 9, 1966.
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Is this for this Saturday? Looking at possibly going out MLK day and while I'm guessing it will be all groomers I'd rather not have all frozen granular...Current models depicting a r/s snow around rt 2 in MA. Moderate potential for a 6+ inch IMO
Is this for this Saturday? Looking at possibly going out MLK day and while I'm guessing it will be all groomers I'd rather not have all frozen granular...
Current models depicting a r/s snow around rt 2 in MA. Moderate potential for a 6+ inch IMO
Linden Dakota, Snowstorm, 1966Love that picture. Where and when is it from?
Linden Dakota, Snowstorm, 1966
Men from the North Dakota National Guard work to shovel out the Sebastian Krumm house near Hague after the 1966 blizzard. Krumm had to shovel snow from the roof into the attic to get out of the house. The roof began to crack under the weight of the snow so Krumm used household furniture to brace the roof against the weight of the snow. The car in front of the house where the men are shoveling was crushed by the weight of the snow. [
Legit storm appeared on models for Saturday. Looks similar to the December 29 storm.
I don't know how to trust Mother Nature anymore. She has hurt me very badly. She better be coming home with a shit load of chocolate and flowers.......and snow.
She's going to say psych! and then rain after dumping a foot ...
Just stirring the pot now... but a couple GFS ensamble members showed a superbomb off the New England coast for Saturday...