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Posted By: george1 Snowfall? - 03/21/10 10:36 AM
How much snow at your house this morning?

4-5 inches of snow in my neighborhood this morning and light snow continues to fall.
30.7 degrees
Springtime in Texas!
Posted By: Cecil Baird1 Re: Snowfall? - 03/21/10 12:21 PM
Zip in my area of northern Indiana and it can stay that way.
Posted By: Dave Davidson1 Re: Snowfall? - 03/21/10 12:44 PM
I think, so far, that I have about 2 inches.
Posted By: ewest Re: Snowfall? - 03/21/10 12:55 PM
In like a lion out like a lamb ! That's spring
Posted By: CJBS2003 Re: Snowfall? - 03/21/10 01:10 PM
It's supposed to be in the 70's and sunny today. Tomorrow, it's suppose to only be in the 50's with rain.
Posted By: Cisco Re: Snowfall? - 03/21/10 01:16 PM
I had about 1 1/2 inches here in Irving. Supposed to be 75 Tuesday!
Posted By: esshup Re: Snowfall? - 03/21/10 01:55 PM
Snow? What's that??
Posted By: lassig Re: Snowfall? - 03/21/10 02:03 PM
Got about 2" Friday night, tghat mostly melted yesterday and got an inch over night. Should be gone be tomorrow
Posted By: Omaha Re: Snowfall? - 03/21/10 02:04 PM
Snow in Texas and nearly 50 here in Nebraska? \:o
Posted By: Magnolia Rick Re: Snowfall? - 03/21/10 02:11 PM
no snow here in south Texas but temp 38 degrees. Mid 70's mid next week. Now I gotta fine me something to do today before mawmaw does. Guess I need to got to Bass Pro. ( don't want to paint)
Posted By: Dave Willis Re: Snowfall? - 03/21/10 03:45 PM
Nothing in SD, George. It stayed south of us. Forecast is for upper 40s. The snow geese arrived last week!
Posted By: Cecil Baird1 Re: Snowfall? - 03/21/10 04:02 PM
 Originally Posted By: Dave Willis
Nothing in SD, George. It stayed south of us. Forecast is for upper 40s. The snow geese arrived last week!


Dave,

Do you have Sandhill cranes up there? I have about 14 that call a small wetland home within a half a mile of the house. Man are they noisy!
Posted By: Dave Willis Re: Snowfall? - 03/21/10 04:23 PM
Cecil, that is really cool that you have them so close. Don't they make a unique sound?

We get a few flyovers here, so I'll hear them a few times this spring, I'm sure. The biggest concentration of Sandhills goes west of us. In fact, there is a huge tourism industry, I believe, along the Platte River in Nebraska where they build up for their spring migration to the north. Shorty, Omaha, or Dr. Bruce might be able to tell us more about that spring stopover.
Posted By: Cecil Baird1 Re: Snowfall? - 03/21/10 04:29 PM
 Originally Posted By: Dave Willis
Cecil, that is really cool that you have them so close. Don't they make a unique sound?

We get a few flyovers here, so I'll hear them a few times this spring, I'm sure. The biggest concentration of Sandhills goes west of us. In fact, there is a huge tourism industry, I believe, along the Platte River in Nebraska where they build up for their spring migration to the north. Shorty, Omaha, or Dr. Bruce might be able to tell us more about that spring stopover.


Yes it is unique and the sound carries a long way! Sometimes they just fly around and around at a high altitude for no apparent reason making their strange sounds. Don't mind it but they are noisy!
Posted By: Dwight Re: Snowfall? - 03/21/10 04:37 PM
No new snow in SW MN.
Posted By: Dave Willis Re: Snowfall? - 03/21/10 10:18 PM
Last I checked, we were up to 53 F today. Nice day. No wind. Plenty of sun.
Posted By: george1 Re: Snowfall? - 03/21/10 11:32 PM
Total 6+ inches of snow in Plano Texas - high of 42 degrees but below freezing tonight ... springtime????


Posted By: ewest Re: Snowfall? - 03/22/10 01:02 AM
Snow and sleet here for several hours - no accumilitation.
Posted By: esshup Re: Snowfall? - 03/22/10 01:20 AM
You guys are getting more snow down there than we are getting up here.
Posted By: Dave Davidson1 Re: Snowfall? - 03/22/10 01:26 AM
There goes the peach orchards for the 4th year in a row.
Posted By: JKB Re: Snowfall? - 03/22/10 01:31 AM
Usually we get about 8-12" in March. Saturday we got maybe 1/2", gone by this morning. I think we are all done for snow. My garlic chives and onions I planted last year are doing their thing
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