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longviewmo wrote:77 at noon yesterday.
33 at noon today.

It was quite funny sitting in the Moroccan section of Epcot, reading people's tweets about the sudden cold and sleet while sipping some espresso alcoholic beverage in 80 degree sun.

People are gonna flip out this winter after last year's paradise winter.

IT IS SNOWING! TIME TO FREAK OUT!

There should be a law against using the phrase "if you don't like the weather, wait five minutes - it will change! HAR HAR HAR HAR!"

KCMax wrote:There should be a law against using the phrase "if you don't like the weather, wait five minutes - it will change! HAR HAR HAR HAR!"

We can use the fines to pay for the streetcar extensions. Should be more than enough.

KCMax wrote:There should be a law against using the phrase "if you don't like the weather, wait five minutes - it will change! HAR HAR HAR HAR!"

It's great going to another city that thinks they have a monopoly on the phrase. I love saying 'yeah, we say the same thing in KC. And Wichita. And...'

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pash wrote:NYT: An Unusual Weather Turn Even for the Midwest: 8 Degrees Quickly Becomes 74

Last week the temperature here dropped to 8 degrees, a low for the month. On Monday, the mercury topped out at 74, breaking a 96-year-old record high for the date.

“It’s like, ‘Jesus, thank you for this wonderful weather,’ ” Larry Newell, 58, said as he sat shirtless on a swiveling exercise chair in a park. ...

From what I see on the weather channel, only the under 18 crowd will be thanking Jesus for the weather today.

Highlander wrote:
From what I see on the weather channel, only the under 18 crowd will be thanking Jesus for the weather today.

And retirees.

Roanoker wrote:

Highlander wrote:
From what I see on the weather channel, only the under 18 crowd will be thanking Jesus for the weather today.

And retirees.

Not with all of the restaurants closed.

There's a chance of snow today.

Is your power out? Still on here so far but KCPL site shows 10% if my zip code out?

KCP&L power outage map: http://www.kcpl.com/kcmaps/frameset_menus.htm

So are the streets impeded? From what I can tell from afar, it looks like a pretty wet snow event.

They are mostly plowed, but extremely slushy and slick. The snow itself is wet, sticky, and heavy.

Cool website but is this accurate - most snow in the US?

http://www.intellicast.com/Travel/Weath ... Cover.aspx

Most is a stretch. We probably have 24 inches on the ground currently (which is what the map reflects), but that is the highest measurement they have....meaning the mountain areas could easily have lots more than that. In speaking to my sister tonight (who lives in Grand County) she said they have a 30+ inches on the ground (At the base) and that is low...

Where the F did this snow come from?

KCMax wrote:Where the F did this snow come from?

Sky. Snow come from sky.