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I see that Rapid City got a quite a blizzard yesterday. It reminds me of the blizzard the city had in mid-may of 2005 when I lived there. The snow was wet and heavy, and brought down many trees since they already had their leaves.
Yes, I-90 is open again from Wall to the Wyoming border... I like to view the DOT webcams...
South Dakota - Cameras (http://safetravelusa.com/sd/camera_images.html - broken link)
It's interesting to view the ones in the Hills...seeing all that snow is crazy.
Yes, 11" of snow is a substantial amount, but when blown by 60 mph winds, it seemed like 100"! I need the snow shovel to dig my way to the snow blower! This storm began with thunder and lightning, weird!
Yes, 11" of snow is a substantial amount, but when blown by 60 mph winds, it seemed like 100"! I need the snow shovel to dig my way to the snow blower! This storm began with thunder and lightning, weird!
That's sort of like how the May '05 storm started...thunder, freezing rain, and hail (actual hail, much bigger than just sleet), then turned to snow.
I was talking to someone yesterday in Spearfish-the only way they could get to work was on a snowcat!!! How cool is that?
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