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  1. Bobbin New Member

    joined: Nov 2, 2008
    658 posts
    So. Me.
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  2. WES999 Minister of Fire

    joined: Jan 12, 2008
    757 posts
    Mass north of Boston
    I found an old pic from the winter of 02, I think we had a good amount of snow that year.
    That pile is about 3' of 4' high.

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  3. Uper Member

    joined: Feb 5, 2010
    239 posts
    Eastern UP, MI
    A couple of the gang at the winter retreat.

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  4. Capt Burning Hunk

    joined: Jun 13, 2009
    124 posts
    Michigan
    That was just what I needed! Thanks everyone!
  5. ColdNH Feeling the Heat

    joined: Oct 14, 2009
    478 posts
    Bow, NH
    a few more

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    This one makes me cold!
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    ice storm 2008
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    This warms yah up

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  6. Corey Minister of Fire

    joined: Nov 19, 2005
    2,009 posts
    Midwest
    Blizzard last Christmas - I think we had 18-22" on the ground and 36"+ drifts
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    Does make the Christmas lights look pretty, though
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    Does contrast a bit with right now...I wonder if wood dries with the real temp or the 'feels like' ? Either way, it should be getting pretty crispy!
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  7. Fish On Feeling the Heat

    joined: Oct 19, 2009
    326 posts
    The other Cape..
    I miss winter

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  8. begreen Super Moderator

    joined: Nov 18, 2005
    36,118 posts
    South Puget Sound, WA
    Thanks. This thread reminds me of why I like summer so much! But it's a sunny 74 outside.
  9. Swedishchef Minister of Fire

    joined: Jan 17, 2010
    1,454 posts
    Quebec, Canada
    This is what a real winter is..where I live, 3 years ago on Easter weekend (which happened to be the first weekend in April) we received approximately 98 CM of snow (38 inches). Needless to say it was a kick in the teeth to spring flowers!

    We normally receive 350-500 cm of snow per winter.

    Andrew

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  10. Backwoods Savage Minister of Fire

    joined: Feb 14, 2007
    24,148 posts
    Michigan
    Swede, those pictures remind me of Michigan in the Houghton/Hancock area. One winter in the 70's I was doing some work near South Range, MI and was told to stop at a particular house but after telling me it was a yellow house they then said that would not do because I would not be able to see the house although it was in town. I had to count driveways. I got there and could walk into the garage and then knock on the door. You definitely could not see the house! They kept the short driveway open so they could get into the garage. To shovel snow off the roof was a big job because they still had to throw the snow up to get it off the roof! That is the most I'd ever seen.
  11. Swedishchef Minister of Fire

    joined: Jan 17, 2010
    1,454 posts
    Quebec, Canada
    Dennis,

    The pictures I posted of the storm is a "typical" storm. Now if we don't get over 1 foot of snow per storm, it's nothing. Like I said, we normally receive between 350-500 cm of snow per winter.

    The pictures where you see my car coming up the road and the one beside the snow bank were taken Easter weekend of 2007.

    I have seen more snow than in those pictures posted but from your story, I think you beat what I have seen in my lifetime (I wasn't around yet in the 1970s....lol).

    Andrew
  12. North of 60 Minister of Fire

    joined: Jul 27, 2007
    2,449 posts
    Yukon Canada
    What are the temps?
  13. Swedishchef Minister of Fire

    joined: Jan 17, 2010
    1,454 posts
    Quebec, Canada
    Well, I most certainly don't have the same temperatures as Carmacks of Faro but it gets cold :)

    The winter of 2009-2010 was warmer than normal throughout Québec, especially in the eastern and northern parts of the province, where it was extraordinarily warm. Last winter there was barely ANY snow and very mild temps. Some months, the temps were 10 degrees warmer than average.

    Normally, in Jan-Feb we see 3-4 weeks of daytime highs of -17 to -22. At nights it will hit -27 to -30.

    However, where I live is a Maritime climate. The low pressure systems (with snow) warm us up. We get our biggest storms at -5 or so.

    Andrew
  14. mrurbplanner Member

    joined: Aug 26, 2008
    36 posts
    Atlantic Canada
    A couple of pictures from the backyard in December 2007.

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  15. mrurbplanner Member

    joined: Aug 26, 2008
    36 posts
    Atlantic Canada
    More pictures from the winter of 2007/2008. These ones from clearing the driveway during a storm in March 2008. I forget if it was coming in like a lion or going out like one.

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  16. Wallyworld Member

    joined: Mar 24, 2009
    205 posts
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    This was sent to me, not sure where it is but lots of snow
  17. webbie Administrator

    joined: Nov 17, 2005
    10,927 posts
    Western Mass.
    Ah, winter - soon come!

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  18. onion Burning Hunk

    joined: Nov 3, 2009
    175 posts
    Ohio
    Last year

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  19. johnnywarm New Member

    joined: Sep 12, 2007
    1,244 posts
    Connecticut
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  20. stejus Minister of Fire

    joined: Jul 29, 2008
    1,175 posts
    Central MA
    First snow last fall - Dec 5 2009.
    Enough snow to fire up the Polaris - Dec 24 2009.

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  21. rowerwet Minister of Fire

    joined: Sep 2, 2008
    881 posts
    Merrimack Valley, MA
    my kids love to look in the hopper, and some winter grilling

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  22. Uper Member

    joined: Feb 5, 2010
    239 posts
    Eastern UP, MI
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  23. firefighterjake Minister of Fire

    joined: Jul 22, 2008
    13,472 posts
    Unity/Bangor, Maine
    Uh, maybe it's just me . . . but I don't see anything here . . . unless I'm looking at a photo of a wicked bad blizzard causing a white out . . . or maybe I simply have snowblindness. ;) :)

    Edit . . . never mind . . . after I posted this the pictures popped up!
  24. Flatbedford Minister of Fire

    Maybe you were not logged on when you saw nothing, you had to log in to post that you saw nothing, and then it was there.
  25. Uper Member

    joined: Feb 5, 2010
    239 posts
    Eastern UP, MI
    Okay, the truth be told, I was trying to be a smart aleck and post some Calvin and Hobbs snowmen comics, but they wouldn't open once posted. So, I had to go back into the archives and actually post some winter pictures!

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