Well, none here in Jersey yet, but watching all the snow out Denver and the midwest, I'm certainly hopeing it doesn't come here. Good luck to all digging out, and prayers for those stranded and without power.

Hmmmmmm.......we don't seem to get snow anymore in the North West of England..........probably something to do with Global Warming...........that or the Widnes Chemical industry! :-) I wouldn't mind a light dusting..........it's kind of seasonal, but good luck to all those who receive more than a light dusting!

Vinnie

No snow here where I am in Ontario... I got a feeling we will get our fair share of it though...


Dave

I'll get it before Grunpy...... In Western NYS

If it wouldn't be for the problems with black ice I would go biking now. Which is totally different for all of us Swedes in Stockholm!!! We had a terrible ice storm late in november, but that snow stayed only a few days. The winter crops have already started growing here. Incredibly strange!!!

Here on the Canadian west coast we've been hit with a big dump of snow, then 3 big rain storms with the winds into the 100kph area. That was all in about 3 weeks!

Thank god, I didn't have any damage to my place, but alot of folks had tress suddenly growing in their living and bed rooms!

I've been in Colorado now nearly 10 years. In that time, except for fall and winter 2006, I'd guess we might have had three honest to goodness blizzards. We had three between Oct and Dec this year. First time EVER the kids had two snow days in a row. This is only the 2nd time I've missed work due to weather. The funny thing is the weather people are still saying "El Nino" is going to give us warmer, drier weather. It's like Mark Twain said, "climate is what you expect, weather is what you get."

Still at least we have food and heat and all. The people really getting hit are those in S.E. Colorado, and probably norther New Mexico, Western Kansas. They're without power, food, and some are still stuck in their cars. They're the ones I pray for.

I want my winters from my childhood back! Several feet of snow and freezing cold. The coldest that I've worked in is -36 celcius, I don't think there's a chance of seeing that here in Glasgow OR a "few" feet of snow...
Siiiiiigh....... :-)

Only seen snow once so far in my travels in a big rig That was earlier in Dec. No fun driving in slick conditions

No (respectible) snow here, which disappoints me. Couple years ago we had an ice storm that knocked out power across all of Muncie (pop. 60,000 plus a major college). Most students came back from break without power and heat in freezing temps.

I remember a time about 6 or so years ago that we had two weeks off of school because of ice and snow which is completely unusual for this area.

But, boy do I wish it would come. After living in Florida for a few years, I've come to the realization that I can always put more close on to keep warm. I can't always take more clothes on to keep cool (and there are MANY, MANY people in Florida that should never do that)

Jeff