You guys remember when it used to snow here?
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Growing up in the 80s and 90s there was snow on the ground from November to March with huge piles on every corner from the plows
The lighter shades of blue means Iowa hasn't gotten more than a foot - and most places have gotten between 2"-6" - for the entire season (so far). I looked up last week, CR has gotten 3.4" so far, but those were in a half inch here, a half inch there...dustings only. Parts of SW Iowa apparently hasn't gotten more than a single inch total so far - yet look at that swath across NE Kansas and NW Missouri (1-2 feet).
For the record, the long term predictions from the NWS in November was that it was going to be for the upper midwest cold and somewhat dry Dec-Feb this season.
They pretty much nailed that 100%.
This map is just crazy...parts of Oklahoma and Arkansas have gotten more snow than Iowa.
For the record, the long term predictions from the NWS in November was that it was going to be for the upper midwest cold and somewhat dry Dec-Feb this season.
They pretty much nailed that 100%.
This map is just crazy...parts of Oklahoma and Arkansas have gotten more snow than Iowa.
we were supposed to have a good storm come through a couple weeks ago but it ended up being nothing.The lighter shades of blue means Iowa hasn't gotten more than a foot - and most places have gotten between 2"-6" - for the entire season (so far). I looked up last week, CR has gotten 3.4" so far, but those were in a half inch here, a half inch there...dustings only. Parts of SW Iowa apparently hasn't gotten more than a single inch total so far - yet look at that swath across NE Kansas and NW Missouri (1-2 feet).
For the record, the long term predictions from the NWS in November was that it was going to be for the upper midwest cold and somewhat dry Dec-Feb this season.
They pretty much nailed that 100%.
This map is just crazy...parts of Oklahoma and Arkansas have gotten more snow than Iowa.
Other parts of the country and setting record lows in temperature and getting more snow than in years!
Or like last year we'll get a million inches of rain in the Spring and then no precipitation again for months.
Weird. Never seen a winter like this. We'll probably get a big blizzard in February or March
We had over 4" at our house in Atlanta last week. Supposed to get a dusting tomorrow with more accumulations south of us.
I feel like we have been getting snow later in the season year after year. I remember more snow in April the last couple years then anytime growing up in the 80’s and 90’s.
Yeah. 6 inches in the Chicago area so far this season but I haven't had to break out the snowblower yet.The lighter shades of blue means Iowa hasn't gotten more than a foot - and most places have gotten between 2"-6" - for the entire season (so far). I looked up last week, CR has gotten 3.4" so far, but those were in a half inch here, a half inch there...dustings only. Parts of SW Iowa apparently hasn't gotten more than a single inch total so far - yet look at that swath across NE Kansas and NW Missouri (1-2 feet).
For the record, the long term predictions from the NWS in November was that it was going to be for the upper midwest cold and somewhat dry Dec-Feb this season.
They pretty much nailed that 100%.
This map is just crazy...parts of Oklahoma and Arkansas have gotten more snow than Iowa.
And as kids we played on them and built forts. The good old days….
Houston & New Orleans are supposed to be getting some snow today....around 4"
www.khou.com
Timeline | Winter Storm Warning issued ahead of expected snow, ice and sleet in Houston
Frigid temperatures and even the chance for some wintry weather are in the forecast for Southeast Texas.
www.khou.com
That's why I live in Chicago instead of New Orleans. The snow was really getting to me.Houston & New Orleans are supposed to be getting some snow today....around 4"
Timeline | Winter Storm Warning issued ahead of expected snow, ice and sleet in Houston
Frigid temperatures and even the chance for some wintry weather are in the forecast for Southeast Texas.
Yep. And after we shoveled the driveway, my brothers and I would shoot hoops until we couldn't feel our fingers anymore from the cold. The good old days is right 🙂
Houston & New Orleans are supposed to be getting some snow today....around 4"
Timeline | Winter Storm Warning issued ahead of expected snow, ice and sleet in Houston
Frigid temperatures and even the chance for some wintry weather are in the forecast for Southeast Texas.
I asked the FIL who snowbirds in Galveston if he wanted me to shop his snow shovel and snow brush down
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We had 25 inches in one week almost exactly a year ago in the QC. And it is snowing here as I type this.
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