2010 compared to this winter... wow./
http://www.weather.com/outlook/weather- ... 2012-02-01
WOw, check the snow pack difference !
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canadianplant
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WOw, check the snow pack difference !
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Thats a trip-I was just thinking how different this year must look...
I believe they have the north central U.S. overdone but there should be
a good sized blob of it out in the plains after this next storm.
I believe they have the north central U.S. overdone but there should be
a good sized blob of it out in the plains after this next storm.
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I like it......keep the snow away.....I'm already getting spring fever.
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canadianplant
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Tim, there are already a few sighting of robins up here... ROBINS! The crows are already mating as well.
I wonder if there will be an update after that colorado low flies past?
I wonder if there will be an update after that colorado low flies past?
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Jesse- Robins are pretty common here in winter (but not in K-town). They tend to hang around as long as there is food for them! I am surprised to hear about them overwintering in T-bay though!
No snow here now (I can count the days we've had snow cover on one hand) and I am anxious to get to work in the garden! Considering our last frost date is in April, I have a while to wait:(
No snow here now (I can count the days we've had snow cover on one hand) and I am anxious to get to work in the garden! Considering our last frost date is in April, I have a while to wait:(
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Ive never seen them here over the winter. I could be wrong, but the map that cornell uni did, shows me just north of the line (they could have over winterd this year mind you!)
Did you see the pic of spring bulbs blooming in the niagra region? THings are a month ahead it looks like!
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Did you see the pic of spring bulbs blooming in the niagra region? THings are a month ahead it looks like!
http://www.theweathernetwork.com/your_w ... 8/upload/1
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Unfair....I think Idaho looks about the same as last year. 
Shoshone Idaho weather
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Here's to all the global warming pushers, may your winters be -30 below and four feet of snow in your driveway. Because I want you happy.
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Here's to all the global warming pushers, may your winters be -30 below and four feet of snow in your driveway. Because I want you happy.
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