fsck! Been lightly snowing here in WI for like 3 days now.
UP MI has some very snowy winters. If I remember correctly from the days when KI Sawyer was still an AF base, and my friend's wife was stationed there, I thought she said their average snowfall was somewhere around 250"!! Mostly lake effect snow, but it's still lots of snow.
I live in the UP of Michigan. I went snowboarding today too. It was sweet. Theres only about an inch of snow here but where I went snowboarding about 2 hours away there still was maybe 5 inches max. There was a lot of man-made snow though so it was all good.
We don't have very bad winters. I live by Lake Michigan and we don't get as much snow here compared to up north or western UP.
Oh yes. KI Sawyer that's up by Marquette and there is a ton of lake effect snow there.
Heh. Ton of snow is right. All I remember is going up to visit my friend's wife, she was a boomer on a KC-135, and there were like tunnels through the snow. Not for me.
Kalamazoo? Hmm I'm not sure how much will fall there. Got any on the ground yet?
Where I live it kind of sucks cause I like snow but last year was a really warm winter. We didn't have snow till a little before christmas and it was gone by the middle to end of February.
I'm from Rochester Hills, near Pontiac. We got some snow (bout half an inch) tonight, i'm hopin for more by monday, our school system is real lenient on snow days, hehehe.
Last year, we didn't get snow til mid december round here, but it stayed til mid April, wierd.
last year, we had 3 snow days, twice cuz of ice, and once we got let out of school cuz a squirrel froze to the power lines and shorted it out, that was sad
<< last year, we had 3 snow days, twice cuz of ice, and once we got let out of school cuz a squirrel froze to the power lines and shorted it out, that was sad >>
that squirrel sacrificed it's life so that there could be hundreds of happy souls that day. R.I.P.
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