How much snow in your backyard?

[sarah louise]

Well it has snowed twice in my backyard in the last 20 years, but not at this time of the year. Right now it's still warm to hot with a light breeze and 11 pm.

sarah louise Reviewed by sarah louise on 12-25-2007. How much snow in your backyard? Here is a picture of my backyard. The lump you see is my gas grill, with over two feet of snow piled up on top! The lump of snow in the upper center is sitting on top of the patio heater, and that's seven feet tall! You figure how much snow fell on us in the last two weeks! And it's not even winter yet! Canada: love it, or freeze! Rating: 5

[Love2Chief]

man i want snow, its like spring here in san diego

[Sir Bliss]

We had close to 2 feet about a week ago. It rained a lot the last few days so we're down to a couple inches. It's a shame. I love snow.

[alexk1ng]

i would love to just walk aroud in the snow and blaze a bleezy or something and then just screw around in the snow.

grew up in colorado till i was 7 and really havent seen snow since

[Old Stoner]

I'm a wuss, I HATE snow, and cold, and cold and wet - that is the most miserable I have EVER been in my life. The reason I do is because I was working graveyard, and then the snow came - 1993 - bigtime and very quickly for Georgia. I let my crew go, and stayed with one of the guys who decided to stay with me until help arrived. I left in the middle of what can be described as a wizard blizzard. It was AMAZING something like that happened in Georgia. But almost five miles from home, and idiot in a truck stopped in front of me going up a hill, and I had to stop, and there was no restarting the climb. It was over. I was stuck.

I let the car move backwards until I got it off the road, and there I stayed in that f'ing (pardon the implied) blizzard for three hours. Cold and wet from trying like hell to get that car moving again. Help FINALLY arrived, in the form of my father in law, and we barely made it home, because, well, he sucks as a driver, he, he, he... But that's another story...

After freezing my ass off for those three hours, I figured out I would rather sweat my ass off than freeze it off, from then on.

I likes shorts and a tshirt, and flip flops. As compared to seventeen layers of clothing on, which I would have to have if I lived up north.

Seriously...

[chargrs83]

I am from New England(U.S.) and we just had 2 storms in one week! about a foot and a half fell total so we have a good amount just in time for Christmas!! i love it, snowmobiling and snowboarding! peace.

same here, although a good amount has melted in the last couple of days. At least its not wicked icy anymore.

[ZiG]

I'm a wuss, I HATE snow, and cold, and cold and wet - that is the most miserable I have EVER been in my life. The reason I do is because I was working graveyard, and then the snow came - 1993 - bigtime and very quickly for Georgia. I let my crew go, and stayed with one of the guys who decided to stay with me until help arrived. I left in the middle of what can be described as a wizard blizzard. It was AMAZING something like that happened in Georgia. But almost five miles from home, and idiot in a truck stopped in front of me going up a hill, and I had to stop, and there was no restarting the climb. It was over. I was stuck.

I let the car move backwards until I got it off the road, and there I stayed in that f'ing (pardon the implied) blizzard for three hours. Cold and wet from trying like hell to get that car moving again. Help FINALLY arrived, in the form of my father in law, and we barely made it home, because, well, he sucks as a driver, he, he, he... But that's another story...

After freezing my ass off for those three hours, I figured out I would rather sweat my ass off than freeze it off, from then on.

I likes shorts and a tshirt, and flip flops. As compared to seventeen layers of clothing on, which I would have to have if I lived up north.

Seriously...

i think that was the year we/they got around 8" in N AL

snow is rare but i like it...at least once every 10yrs.

Nothing on the ground here. Lot of dried up ponds and creekbeds.

drought

[alexk1ng]

I'm a wuss, I HATE snow, and cold, and cold and wet - that is the most miserable I have EVER been in my life. The reason I do is because I was working graveyard, and then the snow came - 1993 - bigtime and very quickly for Georgia. I let my crew go, and stayed with one of the guys who decided to stay with me until help arrived. I left in the middle of what can be described as a wizard blizzard. It was AMAZING something like that happened in Georgia. But almost five miles from home, and idiot in a truck stopped in front of me going up a hill, and I had to stop, and there was no restarting the climb. It was over. I was stuck.

I let the car move backwards until I got it off the road, and there I stayed in that f'ing (pardon the implied) blizzard for three hours. Cold and wet from trying like hell to get that car moving again. Help FINALLY arrived, in the form of my father in law, and we barely made it home, because, well, he sucks as a driver, he, he, he... But that's another story...

After freezing my ass off for those three hours, I figured out I would rather sweat my ass off than freeze it off, from then on.

I likes shorts and a tshirt, and flip flops. As compared to seventeen layers of clothing on, which I would have to have if I lived up north.

Seriously...

too bad u didnt have the fiyah to warm u up. bowl or 5 woulda help eh haha

[2600HERTZ]

NO fuckin snow in my backyard. However I went on a hike to Virgin Falls, a local area to Tennessee, and it snowed 3 inches on me and a buddy who went on a 3 day hike for my bday. It was beautiful.

[Rhymenocerus]

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