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Snow!
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Mama Mangia
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I dont' even want to think about snow right now - I shoveled yesterday - I still have a big pile from that big storm - that will be here till July - and I don't want to shovel anymore -
chubbyalaskagriz
New member
Except for a week in the deep-freeze with temps at ZERO last week, so far the serious storminess has gone completely around us here in central Illinois. Currently it's snowing very lightly, but less than an inch is expected. And that's just how I hope it stays!
Max Sutton
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Our first snow of the season
Monday, December 7th, eight inches of snow fell overnight here in the foothills of northern California.
Monday, December 7th, eight inches of snow fell overnight here in the foothills of northern California.
The Ironic Chef
New member
We are getting hammered. We are suppose to get up to 16" today and tomorrow. Nice.... I haven't done any Christmas shopping yet.
The Ironic Chef
New member
There are no eggs, bread or milk in a 200 nmile square radius. Lol. I see people making a lot of French Toast in the near future.
Mama Mangia
Super Moderator
IC - don't you just love the panic shoppers!
It happens all the time here.
One year when we were finally allowed to drive on the roads - we had to drive all the way to PA to get food! That is the year we had no power, heat, water, phones for over a week!
Everything that was refrigerated and frozen before the storm had to be tossed. I had freezers and a 500 lb. chest freezer loaded! FEMA came to town - never did a thing for us - they said if you want a hot meal - call the Red Cross. And I had just stocked the freezers for the winter months 2 days before the storm hit.
It happens all the time here.
One year when we were finally allowed to drive on the roads - we had to drive all the way to PA to get food! That is the year we had no power, heat, water, phones for over a week!
Everything that was refrigerated and frozen before the storm had to be tossed. I had freezers and a 500 lb. chest freezer loaded! FEMA came to town - never did a thing for us - they said if you want a hot meal - call the Red Cross. And I had just stocked the freezers for the winter months 2 days before the storm hit.
jglass
New member
Isnt it funny how people think they can survive anything with milk, bread and eggs in the fridge. It is the same way here.
We got about 4 inches of snow last night. My mother in law postponed her holiday dinner til Sun instead of Sat. We are supposed to get 2 more inches tonight but it is 32 degress so I dont think it is gonna stick. Tons of people are without electric.
Im going to have to get over to SAMS tomorrow and get a few last things I need for the holiday dinners.
We got about 4 inches of snow last night. My mother in law postponed her holiday dinner til Sun instead of Sat. We are supposed to get 2 more inches tonight but it is 32 degress so I dont think it is gonna stick. Tons of people are without electric.
Im going to have to get over to SAMS tomorrow and get a few last things I need for the holiday dinners.
We did actually have snow the first part of December but with temps in the high 30's nothing was sticking but on the car hoods.
TheKitchenSink
New member
I got at least a foot here on Long Island. Days later, the roads are still a mess.