Winter Storm!

We are just digging out from our first major storm for this winter. We got a foot or more and are still getting more. I was just wondering what kind of snowfall amounts everyone else received?

[Post edited by Ironbull on Dec 17, 2007]

Bull here in Pittsburgh we will end up with 2-4 inches with lots of wind.

Ironbull, I live in Baltimore and we have gotten alittle precip but nothing big. And we have alot of wind as well I think the wind chill factor is like 20 degrees.

[Post edited by tony1569 on Dec 16, 2007]

10 inches in Salem,MA. It's raining now. Major ice coat in the morning. Even BB was closed today.

Steve

Steve,


You guys are the sports mecca, Red Sox, Pats, Celtics, and Boston College (go ACC), what are the Bruins up to?

[Post edited by tony1569 on Dec 16, 2007]

A good foot of snow here in Eastern Ontario. This time last year we not only had a green Christmas, but I had to cut my grass in early January. Even up here, we aren't used to "normal" winters anymore.

I feel the flu bug getting me now. It will gradually get so bad that I'll have to call in sick Tuesday morning to go skiing.

freezing drizze. after about a foot.

[Post edited by kucoloco on Dec 16, 2007]

Skyhawk
You must be near Ottawa. I am in Southern Ontario.
Monday will be a good day to take my Wife and Kids for some good old fashioned TOBOGGANING!
We may be in for another storm by friday "I am dreaming of a..........."we will see, stranger weather has happened.

[Post edited by Ironbull on Dec 17, 2007]

The ice did not materialize , but it is FRIGIDDDD!!!!! THat damn Canadian air keeps on coming down!!! Last Christmas Day it was 50deg here.

I live in Phoenix, Arizona. We have the best wheather in the nation this time of year. To all the rest of you digging your way out of snow . . .

I live in Britain, so during the winter we get the exact same weather as we get in summer... RAIN!!!

Tim,


I love the cold weather it actualy brings us closer as a family. I could not imagine spending the holidays in warm weather. It just doesn't seem like XMAS, but I do wish you the warmest of wishes.

[Post edited by tony1569 on Dec 17, 2007]

Minnesota -nice sunny days lately.
Too far north this time.
Anyone here familiar with the expression: "too cold to snow"? )

Yeah that is an expression we hear in Canada all the time. But when its to cold to snow we get lake effect snow and windchills down to -30 C which is -22 F. that is why we stay indoors and WATCH MOVIES!!!

bingo.

Speaking of windchill, I am glad to announce that both HD DVD and Blu-ray disks have survived the frozen in the mailbox torture test. Both rentals came at the same time, and the bottom edges of the envolope were frozen to the bottom of the mailbox. Guess there was a little moisture in there before things got really cold. A good yank freed them from their icey imprisonment.

I let both warm up before putting one, then the other in their players. Both played fine!

So no need to fear freezing your Blu-ray and HD DVD movies.

We’ve got some snow last Sunday in NYC. I didn’t really care much about the weather though, since I was putting together my beautiful new HDTV and watching movies like crazy.

Sometimes life is good