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    Cold rain and snow? Here comes sunshine? What's Mother Nature up to at your house?

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  • johnman
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    light, starting at dawn..
    followed by scattered darkness in early evening....and whatever vodka is left..
  • trailbird
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    thought I heard some crickets and cicadas
    s. oregon, clear skies and 65 degrees, a rare and different tune!, found a nice agate on the beach, saw four river otters swim by up the river, old dog happy, me too. gonna make the mountain my home
  • Gr8fulTed
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    Try North Dakota
    It's only -15 on a daily basis up der. My ancestors from the 17th century are buried near Rutland: the rest of us moved west!!
  • johnman
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    Dang, Gonz.....
    hope ya got plenty of woolens.......
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    Thw Wausatch
    Got nuthin' on us this winter. We are going through an old-fashioned winter with snow almost every day a cold slated -25 in mid VT.
  • JackstrawfromC…
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    Dang stuman
    You're all over the place!! =) "It's got no signs or dividing line and very few rules to guide"
  • Gr8fulTed
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    I love Salt Lake
    Alta and Solitude have some of the best snow I've ever ate: keep your tips up!!!
  • stuman
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    30, something in salt lake city
    I so can't wait to get back to the south east .. " Life is`nt about running from the storm, it`s about learning to dance in the rain "
  • marye
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    gorgeous faux spring
    in Oakland, which must be confusing those trees that haven't quite dropped their leaves yet. The dogs certainly did have the zoomies at the dogpark this morning.
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    BRRRRRRRRRRR
    Woke up to -16.... Bright side is the sun is out and the wind stopped...
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No complaints from me, but I don't live in the flood zone either. Be careful out there!
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got about 6 inches in the mountains of NC, about a half inch of ice under the snow. Shoveled it up and dug out the car, roads are ok, but there will be ice. Still slightly snowing here but is winding down, not the 12 to 18 inches they had projected.
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if you can avoid driving in this, it's a good idea. I got a flat yesterday so had to go to Costco today to get a replacement, and the freeway was such a mess coming home that I was really glad to have the good tires. Even gladder to be home and not have to go out again. This rain does take me back to a whole lot of getting soaked outside the Henry J.
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At least I can say that. There has been a short stretch of sub-zero temps and even more frigid wind chills. Unfortunately, there has not been much in the way of snow again this winter. I essentially have to head north or to higher elevations if I want to experience any deep snow. We only have 5" of snow cover at the moment! We're also looking at the potential for mid-40 degree weather and rain for the latter part of next week which should essentially obliterate the little we currently have. I guess Punxatawny Phil was right... On a positive note, I was able to get one of my old snowshoes repaired for only $20. The crampon was broke. It's amazing how difficult those parts can be to track down! The snow shoe companies really have planned obsolescence down to a "t"! Thanks to my perseverance and stick-to-itiveness I have a real nice set for backup. And on another positive note, I have at the moment reservations for Sedgwick, CO and 2 nights in Denver for Spring Break. And, a little bit later I will set the reservation for 2 or 3 nights at Estes Park, which is just a stones throw from the Colorado Rockies wilderness and paradise for a snowshoer like me. There's not much I'd rather be doing on the first day of spring than snowshoeing in the Colorado Rockies.
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Snowshoed today and it was great! (if a little shallow on the snow) At least it was cold enough. Was able to spot a kingfisher, a screaming red-tailed hawk, a beaver den and various other mammal tracks...
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Funny, my nickname used to be 'ski-man' but I was never a skier. On another tangentially related note, I just supported the Rex Foundation! There is a t-shirt available over at Nancy's Yogurt and all proceeds benefit the Rex Foundation. It's thanks to you for including the website... :-) http://nancys-yogurt.myshopify.com/products/nancy-s-yogurt-sunshine-day… http://www.rexfoundation.org/support-rex/
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...on the button. It may have actually been colder at a point. Not to mention there's about a foot of fresh, light airy powder snow and nary a breeze. The weather conditions made for several wonderful snowshoe treks at some of my favorite haunts yesterday!
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Chilly start at the ski area yesterday: much more pleasant at +14 F this morning. Maybe I'll be able to change my long john's!
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snow to freezing rain...but a warmup is on the horizon, finally. Time for a summer tour...
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...what possessed me to go mtn biking in a blizzard yesterday, but I did. Did some snowshoeing too this past weekend. Colder than a witch's nipple, it was...
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Currently raining and sunny in STL...par for the course...Looking for the Rainbow, I know it's around here somewhere...
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WTF? At least Spring's a month away anyway. :-)

P.S. I'm not a robot.