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Originally Posted by stingraynm
A buddy up in Spokane just sent my phone a pic of his car completely encased by a snowdrift. He's saying they got 3 ft of snow, but on roofs in the background it looks more like 1-2 ft. Still a lot of snow for December. When I lived in NID, it usually wouldn't do that until January, and even then the stuff over two feet in a night tended to only happen in the mountains.
And Trace, my parents live in Vegas and I swear I could hear the Twilight Zone theme playing when they sent me pics of the dogs playing in snow under PALM TREES! 
This is not shaping up to be a normal winter, and I'm running away to the Southern Hemisphere in four days, so sayonara! Hopefully I don't come back to the next Ice Age.  |
Ray while it is RARE, it does happen.. Almost 20 years ago when I married my wife in Vegas we got snowed in, and had to stay another day until the 15 was cleared.. These things are odd, but if you go back far enough you will usually find a period of similar weather in similar places.
Safe trip, and good luck!
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