Snow in Dakota
#1
Man is it may 10th to day or Dec man woke up this morning to about 4" of that white crap just don't wanna get to spring very bad this year, oh well something fun to go slide around in on the wheeler till it melts today.
#3
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: MooseHenden
That global warming thing really is affecting us.</end quote></div>
go tell al gore you agree about this global warming since your getting snow in may lol. p.s you can keep it over there since my trails just opened.
That global warming thing really is affecting us.</end quote></div>
go tell al gore you agree about this global warming since your getting snow in may lol. p.s you can keep it over there since my trails just opened.
#7
In Michigan all the spring bulbs, like tulips, have been up, bloomed and are dying. The Great Lakes act like a giant heat sink and mellows out the weather quite a bit. Until the wind sucks up the water and brings all the lake effect snow, in the winter, when it's <u>supposed</u> to snow. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img] They get tons of snow by the west shore that noboby else gets in the whole state.
One of my uncles said there was only one month out of the whole year that he never saw snow in the U.P. I think it was August or September. Sometimes the snow on the ground takes a long time to melt in the woods where it doesn't get much sun. It can be over 70 degrees and the snow is still there.
One of my uncles said there was only one month out of the whole year that he never saw snow in the U.P. I think it was August or September. Sometimes the snow on the ground takes a long time to melt in the woods where it doesn't get much sun. It can be over 70 degrees and the snow is still there.
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