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It's December 3rd and we STILL haven't had any snow! w00t!

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Electrode

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Here in west michigan, it's 48.6° at 8 AM. The grass is still green, and there are actually flowers growing.

Anyone else enjoying unseasonal warmth? 🙂
 
Michigan here also and I'm surprised we haven't had any snow yet. I do like to see a little snow though around the holidays.
 
Here in Rochester NY, no snow. In fact, it has been warm, 50's and 60's for the last several weeks. The weathermen don't see any snow or cold weather for the next couple of weeks. Haha..I am loving it!
 
My wife and I were just talking about that Sunday. Normally we are at least ankle deep in snow by now. I'm not complaining!
 
I want snow. With all the leaves gone & it being too cold to swim or t-shirt/shorts outside, bring on the snow.

 
Well i like snow.It becomes lighter and the 'real christmas' feeling is there when the roads and forest trees are covered in snow atleast up here in Sweden. But once i celebrated the christmas in the tropics and we had a very nice christmas atmosphere there also.....but up here in scandinavia during winter time it gets dark so early and snow is very nice then. 🙂
 


<< Here in Rochester NY, no snow. In fact, it has been warm, 50's and 60's for the last several weeks. The weathermen don't see any snow or cold weather for the next couple of weeks. Haha..I am loving it! >>


Ha, no sh!t?! That's weird coming from the "snowiest large city in the USA" Usually average like 50-60" right? Where abouts in Rochester you from anyway?
 


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<< Here in Rochester NY, no snow. In fact, it has been warm, 50's and 60's for the last several weeks. The weathermen don't see any snow or cold weather for the next couple of weeks. Haha..I am loving it! >>


Ha, no sh!t?! That's weird coming from the "snowiest large city in the USA" Usually average like 50-60" right? Where abouts in Rochester you from anyway? >>





news guy on CNN said that for the first time in 122 years of recorded weather, buffalo has been snowless through november.
 
"Ha, no sh!t?! That's weird coming from the "snowiest large city in the USA" Usually average like 50-60" right? Where abouts in Rochester you from anyway?"



The snowiest large city is about 80 miles east of Rochester, it's Syracuse with over 120" per year. Here in Buffalo we average "only" 93" 🙂 However, if you go just south of Buffalo, and north of Syracuse you get into the snow belts where the average yearly snowfall skyrockets to between 180" and 300" (mayville) Anyway, Rochester gets off pretty easy compared to the rest of the state 🙂
 
Chicago, 1999 and 01 are the only years that we have not receieved even a trace of snow in November..

Still nice with no snow in the 5 day forecast...I remember one year we got up around 60 on Christmas but we paid for it in January..
 


<< "Ha, no sh!t?! That's weird coming from the "snowiest large city in the USA" Usually average like 50-60" right? Where abouts in Rochester you from anyway?"



The snowiest large city is about 80 miles east of Rochester, it's Syracuse with over 120" per year. Here in Buffalo we average "only" 93" 🙂 However, if you go just south of Buffalo, and north of Syracuse you get into the snow belts where the average yearly snowfall skyrockets to between 180" and 300" (mayville) Anyway, Rochester gets off pretty easy compared to the rest of the state 🙂 >>


Sorry, I was off on my numbers....


<< Based on National Weather Service records for 1961 through 1990, Rochester, New York averages 94 inches of snow annually and is the snowiest large city in the United States. Rochester has a population more than 200,000 and annual municipal snow-removal budget of $3.7 million (1995 figures). >>






<< Buffalo, New York, is a close runner-up in terms of U.S. large cities with the most snow. A 39-inch snowfall in 24 hours in early December 1995 cost the city nearly $5 million for snow removal. >>



I swear, it's painful for Duffman to be right all the time. 😉Linky for the non-believers
 
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