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Dutchman

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This morning { around 7am } we got 2 inches of snow ... at noon it was still coming down with WIND ... white out at times ... At 6;30 tonite it's STILL snowing and ALL BLOWING on piles .. at times 40 mph winds ...
Last nite news said a change of FLURRIES .... .. the weather guys are the ONLY ONES I know that can be WRONG 90% of the TIME and STILL have a JOB ...
I'm TIRED of it .... going to wait till tomorrow to clean driveway .. heck it might ALL BLOW away..
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Keep tilling myself .. SPRING is COMING ...

Mark
 
we must be in the same neck of the woods. Last night we heard the weatherman say some snow but no accumulation. This morning after 2" of snow 2'-3' drifts came into work 2 hours late after the neighbor cleared MOST of the drifts out with his truck.
 
Yup, the weathermen are even mentioning the "s" word down here. May get some Thurs evening, but "no" accumulation.

Thurs going to be a downright nasty day. Temp falling all day, lots of precip & north with 25 - 30. Yuck.

Wish we would be at the farm, all cozied up with the fire place going.
 
Flurries here this past weekend netted us about a foot of snow. Welcomed the precip. Bud

Did have to plow the road so the wife could get to work this morning.
 
I think that storm may be moving East since they're forecasting snow here on Friday. It was 68 in Baltimore on Monday with high winds and heavy rain. A lot of trees were blown down
and a lot of homes were without electric in that area and around DC. Hal
 
Just 20 miles East, and North, of Omaha, they were having whiteout conditions! We just got wind, not enough new snow to blow much. I heard of several places North of us that people got stranded where ever they were at, because the forecasters did not mention it would be that bad! Greg
 
Yes they are ... only have 5 left in the house for my wife to care... in another couple weeks they will be going to the chicken shed too ...

Mark
 
Yep, January's nearly over, February's a short month, and in March the grass comes.

I go to the barn at 6:10 every morning, and long about mid February, I'll be able to quit using the flashlight to do it. I look forward to that day every year. Its amazing how little it takes to entertain us, as we get older.
 
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