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Snow yesterday but to warm to accumulate, 33 degrees. 25 this morning light dusting of snow.

You get snow customboss?

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9 minutes ago, diyer2 said:

Snow yesterday but to warm to accumulate, 33 degrees. 25 this morning light dusting of snow.

You get snow customboss?

Yes Sir less than 0.5 “ any precip welcome. We are so dry my brakes squeak.  😂

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This guy says spring is here and he’s hungry snow or not. At neighbors 1/8th mile from us. AC2791C9-1128-4EC7-A073-D864B469F5A0.thumb.jpeg.e74fba007ce0596a4398e96c36152a72.jpeg6D658826-B02B-40F8-BBC2-E67376CCB958.jpeg.fa38f16468f415a4d2631a0872675ca0.jpeg

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Colorado snow pack

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30 degrees this morning. Might get up to a foot of snow by tomorrow morning. YES!

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4 hours ago, diyer2 said:

30 degrees this morning. Might get up to a foot of snow by tomorrow morning. YES!

Water we need water down here!!!

Yes Siree!!!!

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I'll take the 30 and The Rocky Mountains. 

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5 hours ago, diyer2 said:

I'll take the 30 and The Rocky Mountains. 

No snow yet, but temps dropping rapidly wind shifted to east. We need any precip we can garner. Baaad. 

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Still snowing, 22 degrees. Deck pic has lights reflecting in it, much needed moisture. Got some work to do.

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We got 20 inches and it's snowing again. 23 degrees. We're both sore from shoveling. Bring it on. 

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3 minutes ago, diyer2 said:

We got 20 inches and it's snowing again. 23 degrees. We're both sore from shoveling. Bring it on. 

We are tail of that and maybe have 6 inches so far but thats better than nothing. I am just gonna wait until it heats up and melts off. Wet fresh snow doesn't stop the Trail Boss 4 popper.  :)  Ice well thats a different story for the Good Year Duratracs if I get centered....LOL  

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