*** WHERES the SNOW ???

Dutchman

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Will you go outside you better have CLEATS on... Have a 1/4 to 1/2 inch of ICE...would take a foot of SNOW wheather than this....It's still raining so more to come...
Just thought let you know whats going on in Central Iowa...
Mark
P.S. they [ T.V. ] says its suppose to turn to snow later then Warm up and rain again....wait on that....they been wrong as much as right...
 
The forecast on thursday night was that the lower part of Minnesota would get sleet and rain first and then switch to snow.

Last night they said the snow would get here to northern WI. about mid day to evening.

So far it appears to be right.
SDE
 
Snowing here now in Southeast SD. Close to a couple of inches but every once in a while it sounds like it is sleeting. Supposed to get 6 plus inches.
 
Thirty miles south of Spencer IA. 2 inches of snow/sleet and that"s about it for the time being. 9:30 AM. I get to keep the 1086 with the 3PT bucket at home for the winter. My son isn"t managing a hog building anymore so he doesn"t need it. NO MORE FREEZING MY BUTT OFF MOVING SNOW WITH THE 630 AND LOADER. WHEEEEEE! LET IT SNOW! Jim
 
In Lynden Washington we have cold NE winds and little skiff of snow. Five different weather sources give 5 different "plans" for today and tomorrow with up to 10 inches of snow or ice and torrential rain. So we'll see who wins the forecast pot cause that is about as close as they get it here. Where in Iowa are you at? I was raised in the Oskalosa and Cedar area and went to school at Pella Christian. Family farm still operated by my brother and try to come there every few years to help harvest. Am an I.H. guy from way back with 40 of 'em currently in the stalls. Last name is Nunnikhoven. Later Migraine
 
Well here in the sw corner ok kansas where we are in dire need of moisture. The "weather man" ( a term i use lightly anymore) said we were to start getting ice around friday evening and then warm up and rain most of today. Well so far we have gotten enough moisture to make the dead grass stick to the bottom of your shoes but not enough to make mud. I guess they missed it one more time.
 
Up here on the slopes of Mt Hood OR, we have a foot on the ground, with another foot on the way today. It keeps my old Moline 445 busy plowing out the driveway.
 
North east Missouri, freezing rain, 30deg the driveway was covered so I came in and turned on the computer. 40deg tomorrow
 
Hi Mark, You had better be careful on that ice.
I think its suppose to move East and we may get a coating of ice. Hal
 
Just went out to make sure the snow was off my solar panels - 11:30 this Saturday morning - Otsego County, NY - 21 degrees F.

Note my oddball 4WD diesel Blazer motorhome with pop-up roof, plow, and chains on all four wheels. Not something you see too often plowing snow.

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Hey Bob21 -

Where are you? I agree we are really dry by Boise City, but I was up to a sale at Tribune the other day and there was some pretty good looking dryland up that way...


Howard
 

Hi JD -

What do you use your solar panels for? Electricity or heating water??

Does that work pretty well?

Hope to build a house one of these days and am just curious about alternative energy. A friend of mine has his huge mansion on geothermal and he absolutely loves it.

Howard
 
'Bout 6" of fluffy stuff since 7 AM & no let-up in sight; SE breeze about 10 mph.
Sure were a lot of folks at the coffee shop this morning; must of wanted to see who else "just had to get out of the house".
 
Year ago we had a big ice/snow storm here. Buildings fell down and then a month later we had a very bad ice storm power out for days/weeks for some. You can keep it I sure don't want round #2 here this year. We still have broken trees all over and brush all over that will have to rot away. You could cut fire wood on my place for weeks and heat probably 1000 houses all winter and still have wood left over this spring
Hobby farm
 
We"ve got about 10 inches on the ground here in the Mission Valley of Western Montana and it"s still snowing. I"ve been chopping ice off the water for almost two weeks now.
 
Radar's showing it over us but it isn't hitting the ground yet. Not looking forward to it. Had enough yesterday. Too early for all this crap. I hear the words global warming out of any dumb as$ I'm gonna bit*h slap 'em clean in to the middle of next week then choke the life out of the sorry b^stards!
 
5400 watts for electricity. We also have solar hot water in the summer, and wood heated hot water in the winter. Most months we make twice the electricity we use and sell the rest back to the electric company. On the worst darkest winter months, we usually break even and make exactly what we use.

Some states with low sunshine - like here in NY have incentive programs that pay more than half the cost. And, some state with sun also do it - like California. If you live in a sunny area though - you only need half the panels I have here to make the same power.
 
Sorry boys, a little well needed rain this morning, but it has been mid to high 70s F for the last couple of weeks. Bean harvesters are working round the clock, a lot of silage and hay has been made, combines will start to move over Christmas.
 
We started getting sleet at 08:30 and now it's changed to freezing rain about 1/4 in. ice on now. Here in E. Peo. Ill. I'm ready for it to quit, they are saying it will change to snow tonight.
 
It's in our back yard!!! They called for it to start around noon, Mom said it started at about 12:01. Now it's almost 5 and we've got a good 3 inches on the ground so far.

First time in a long time I can remember any kind of substantial snow fall this early in the season.

Donovan from Wisconsin
 
We started with snow at about 8:30. I spent 4 miserable hours outside at the tractor auction in Racine MN. It started to really sleet 'round about 10:30-11:00 and MAN, you really had to keep your back to it...it's 5:00 pm and it's still going on. Looks like the farmalls will get thier workout tomorrow...Randy
 
Lucky me, the MD/PA line divides this clipper coming through. We do need rain again, though.
 
Al Gore has outlawed snow. You have to buy "snow credits" from his company if you want any this year.
 
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