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Fall is in the air, we all can feel it.
Here it gets really cold and snows, sometimes a hella lot. We can stay below freezing for weeks at a time. They never close anything because of snow. All the schools and business's stay open..we just dredge through it. What is your winter like where you are? |
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we get whats called lake effect snow, off of lake erie. it can dump allot of inches of snow in a short time. it gets bitter cold sometimes too, usually for a few days at a time
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76 degrees at Thanksgiving.
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I live in Houston. No winter really to speak of.
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They call it the grey zone here. It gets cold, but not cold enough to snow, so its grey and cold and dreary. On the rare occassion it does snow, it is pure havoc! Noone knows how to handle it, but they all THINK they can. I have seen a 5 car pile up infront of my house...TWO police cars were involved and there were no more than 3 inches of snow TOPS!
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Edited by
heartSoul
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Sat 09/12/09 06:08 PM
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icy, some snow, and cold as heck...
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Hurricane force winds that bend our 100 ft tall firs and send them crashing into our homes.Maybe 3 inches of snow total per year with an occasional big snow storm.(like last winter)
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 cold enough to freeze the balls off a brass monkey....and snow plum up to the *** of a tall indian!!
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Hurricane force winds that bend our 100 ft tall firs and send them crashing into our homes.Maybe 3 inches of snow total per year with an occasional big snow storm.(like last winter) Hurricane force winds...trees crashing into your house... 
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Hurricane force winds that bend our 100 ft tall firs and send them crashing into our homes.Maybe 3 inches of snow total per year with an occasional big snow storm.(like last winter) Hurricane force winds...trees crashing into your house...
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Bitterly cold grey overcast days, tall piles of snow, long dark nights, dead car batteries, frozen extremities, and outrageous heating bills.
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frozen extremities 
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frozen extremities
fingers, toes, ears. |
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I live in canada...need I say more?BRRRRRRRRRRRrrr
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Bitterly cold grey overcast days, tall piles of snow, long dark nights, dead car batteries, frozen extremities, and outrageous heating bills. 
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Bitterly cold grey overcast days, tall piles of snow, long dark nights, dead car batteries, frozen extremities, and outrageous heating bills.
I think my dog turns the thermostat up to eighty while I'm at work, and then opens all the windows. |
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Bitterly cold grey overcast days, tall piles of snow, long dark nights, dead car batteries, frozen extremities, and outrageous heating bills.
I think my dog turns the thermostat up to eighty while I'm at work, and then opens all the windows. 
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one guys cats are cooking meth the other guys dogs are opening windows...
you have some talented animals |
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Edited by
Modela
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Sat 09/12/09 06:26 PM
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Fall is in the air, we all can feel it. Here it gets really cold and snows, sometimes a hella lot. We can stay below freezing for weeks at a time. They never close anything because of snow. All the schools and business's stay open..we just dredge through it. What is your winter like where you are? fridging cold for 6 months here and it even snows in April or June.... I feel like I am pretty close to north pole...
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Edited by
Quietman_2009
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Sat 09/12/09 06:28 PM
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60 to 70 (f) in the daytime and 10 to 20 (f) at night
desert air is dry and a good heat transferer so its hot in the day and bitter cold at night hardly ever snows and windy as hell all day and night |
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