SNOW!

[oneshot 1]

Well had little here at Bennett Springs,  maybe 3 inches but it's warm so it won't last long. 

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[Terrierman]

Four or five inches here in Ozark.  Enough to get out the snowblower later.

[Ranger520vx]

Around 3” here at Pomme De Terre but melting. Would have been more but was only 37 when it started yesterday. 

[Dutch]

1 hour ago, Terrierman said:

Four or five inches here in Ozark.  Enough to get out the snowblower later.

I thought the same thing until I went to get the mail.  We only have a couple of inches on the driveway so Mother Nature do your thing.

[Dewayne French]

About 5-1/2" here in Mammoth/Thayer area but hard really measure heavy wet and it was melting early.  And as mentioned at work today, but thinking of fishing 😁

[Foghorn]

6 1/2-7" in beautiful downtown Desloge.

[JestersHK]

We got maybe 2in here in St. Paul... they called off school yesterday around 5pm... roads are totally clear here and just wet. Non event for us and we usually get more being so close to the river. 

 

 

 

 

 

[Terrierman]

We have three small dogs that do not like to wade snow to potty.  And I have a wife who doesn't like to wade snow for anything.  So this.  Sidewalks cleared and a path to the shop where the truck and jeep are.  And to the chicken pen and a cleared area for them to roam in too.  Don't need or use the snowblower very often but it is sure nice when I do.  The chicken pen has chain link fence panels on top.  The snow completely bridged the openings and there is/was no snow in the pen, all still up on the fence panels.

[Flysmallie]

4 hours ago, Terrierman said:

We have three small dogs that do not like to wade snow to potty.  

 

Little dogs don't like to get their parts cold. Our weenie dog hates the snow, but she pretty much hates everything.

The last snow we got I went to let the big dog out to potty. I opened the back door and she saw the snow on the deck. Then she starts backing up. I thought this is great, now this genius won't go out either. But she was just getting some distance. Then she takes off running as hard as she could, out the door, across the deck, and right at the end of the deck she let it fly. She made it a long ways before she crashed into the snow. She loves it. And that dog can fly. She could be a champion dock jumper if she had someone to train her. 

[Quillback]

Always loved bird hunting in the snow, if I could get out right after a snow it was great,  for some reason in fresh snow they would not run and would hold up for the dogs to find.