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So my town is about to get 8-12 inches of snow over the course of today and tonight. Apparently it's the first time it's snowed in October in over 100 years. I also have work during what's said to be the brunt of it.

There goes my plans for the weekend, not to mention Halloween! It's really pissing me off. I'm the one who has to shovel it all too!

Anyone else suffering from this freak snowstorm?

Ha! I'm near Boston, hopefully the ocean will keep the snow totals down here. I'm not shoveling anything this early, no matter how deep it gets! It will melt.

You're so lucky! I wish it would snow here. I love the cold. :D

One word.... Iceland.

It's snowing here as I type this. But not enough to stick to the ground.

We got some snow, then it left, then it snowed, then it left again, and currently it's pouring.. and has been all day...

It's snowing at both my houses. Up to 5 inches for the Philly area and up to a foot in Jersey.

It's Global warming climate change. Quick tax snow shovels!

Thank God for South Florida.

How would youse guys like your steaks?

Update: It's five minutes past the dogs walk and still raining here in the Boston area. What a cold miserable rain it is, too.

I wish it would snow here, so I could plant a chair in front of the window and sit in it cuddled up in a comfy blanket with a cup of hot chocolate in my hands and some lovely background music playing.

That's life right there.

With Tasmania's weather it's likely to snow in the hills any time.  We are heading for Summer and there is still lots of snow in the Highlands. 

Karen.

I live in north central (closer to the east in the Great Lakes region) USA and $*^% (sorry, I'm not in the mood to swear this early in the morning) in mid October happens. I've even seen it $*^% in mid April.

I don't think it has anything to do with climate change at all honestly. Americans have only been documenting weather patters for a short time relatively speaking. This could be what was normal for the 1700's for all we know yet there's people out there trying to make a buck of the bleeding hearts, pimping out this thing called Global Warming.

I'll worry about it when the Earth Mother comes to my kitchen table and says "hey look, you guys gotta start doin something different here or we're gunna have to show you what's what".

Not a flake on the ground here, if it snowed overnight, it switched back to rain and washed it away.

14 inches of heavy, wet snow in my neighborhood! Where's that Halloween chocolate?  >:-)

Z

Quote from: Tracey on October 29, 2011, 08:46:22 AM
Ha! I'm near Boston, hopefully the ocean will keep the snow totals down here. I'm not shoveling anything this early, no matter how deep it gets! It will melt.

Boston city is awesome(!); I definitely want to move there someday. :) ~The people are so nice.

Heh, I remember seeing these two stylish Japanese girls comfortably walking,
wearing nothing but tiny crop tops, miniskirts, pantyhose, and ankle boots... :icon_blink:
Meanwhile, I was freezing my things off and my lips were uncontrollably shivering...
I had to constantly duck into random shops just to warm up!

~Next time I go, I'm wearing thermal underwear and recommended everything.

Quote from: Michelle. on October 29, 2011, 05:26:34 PM
It's Global warming climate change. Quick tax snow shovels!

Thank God for South Florida.

How would youse guys like your steaks?

(South) Floridian representin' too. :P

Although, I would love to see some snow down here! :icon_ballbounce:

Actually, pantyhose work a bit like long johns to keep your legs warm, but there are limits! When were you here?

Quote from: Fighter Sadie on October 29, 2011, 08:40:30 AM
So my town is about to get 8-12 inches of snow over the course of today and tonight. Apparently it's the first time it's snowed in October in over 100 years. I also have work during what's said to be the brunt of it.

There goes my plans for the weekend, not to mention Halloween! It's really pissing me off. I'm the one who has to shovel it all too!

Anyone else suffering from this freak snowstorm?

yeah, i got caught in the crappy snow........had to park my car and all plans shot down the drain!

Nice here, high 70s today, 80s yesterday - clear, sunny, the weather is fine as far as I can tell.  As it turns out you don't miss winter at all.  Ever.

Quote from: tekla on October 30, 2011, 01:50:51 PM
Nice here, high 70s today, 80s yesterday - clear, sunny, the weather is fine as far as I can tell.  As it turns out you don't miss winter at all.  Ever.

I am extremely jealous! lol

As it turns out you don't miss winter at all.  Ever.

AMEN TO THAT!!!

My XMas decorations include a decorated snow shovel out front.

  We had our snow in Denver last Wednesday.  Still some on the ground.  We had snow in 1961 on Labor Day!  My aunts were calling grandma all that morning on "what to do?".  We were planning on a picnic in the mountains.  September first snows not uncommon here, one year it happened on a "Monday Night Football" broadcast at the old Mile Hi Stadium.  The ski resorts got a lot of reservations the next day!  Last year it was Mid-November.  First snows of the season date varies over 3 months in the fall here.  In drought years we get none.
  Joelene

I moved from New Hampshire to eastern WA to get away from the bad winters.  ;D
snow in october was common there, pretty rare here.

I lost power for 7 days because of this premature snow storm. But I did get 6 days off of school. :D

It got down to 32 in the outlaying valleys last few nights, but it has to be clear for that, anything off the ocean would be in the 40 degree range, and at that point warm everything up.  (Or above 40 cool everything down)  The ocean really helps regulate the weather.