well part of the TX panhandle is covered

[Ron N]

Well it started a little bit this morning,with the ice.I will post later to show the snowfall._Ron[Broken External Image]:

 

[Kevin Palmer]

We had a similar issue a few years back, (Ohio).



Our shop is near the lake, it rained and then suddenly froze. Every thing was covered like it had been dipped in water and allowed to freeze. All power was out and many did not get it back for near three weeks. All the lines simply snapped due to the weight of the ice. Trees shattered, light poles bent and in many cases snapped about in the middle.



As pretty as it was, it caused a lot of damage.



Be careful if you go out driving...

 

[Thomas Rogers]

Still no white stuff and mid-50s in the Mid-Atlantic states.

 

[Brandon Hovater]

We get this more than snow in northen Alabama. Best thing to do is get you some milk and bread as sonn as you can! I don't know why.............

 

[Thomas Rogers]

Ho,



Milk, bread and eggs...that's what the grocery stores here run out of when they are calling for a storm.



Seems that Winter storms must make people hungry for French toast.



TJR

 

[Bryan Maclean]

Nice and sunny 70 degrees here today. Looks like we will have a nice Rose Parade this year

 

[Todd Z]

ahh,,, Good time for donuts nuts....



mmmmmmm.... yum.... Donuts....... :lol:

Todd Z

 

[Michael Martin 3]

And don't forget the toilet paper

 

[Bob McDonald]

Don't say that Mac. Pray for another rainy Rose Parade.



Whenever it is nice for the parade, all them folks back in the snow country are saying



"Look Ma! Sure is purty out there in Calyforny. Lets all us kin move out thar".



And they DO! Too many people out here already. LOL

 

[Boodrodon Dykes]

I left Amarillo today, from visiting my Dad. I had to change my flight to an earlier so I wouldnt be snowed in.





Boodro