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I measured a level 8 inches in my driveway this morning, with even deeper drifts. Snow started yesterday around 5:30 p.m. and continued into the night. No plow service here, so I took the neighbor kids to school in my Jeep. Woo-hoo! This is the life. Here are two shots from my deck at 9,050 feet in the Sac Mts. It's quite windy, so a lot of snow has already blown out of the trees.
It made itself up here, big and all night. Unfortunately, I don't have boots (in storage) and can't get out--I did try and am now all damp and yucky just from trying to get some wood!
It doesn't look like it is going to stop either!
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Originally Posted by ontheroad
Just flurries on and off here in Taos - but warnings for several days.
If it snows I'll try to take some photos.
Happy holidays all!
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