debodun
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2026 - How's the Weather Where You Are
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CallMeKate
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Okay, not really that bad. I have 4 or 5 inches already, but I'm watching Max Velocity live on YouTube and some of his storm trackers are in New Jersey, Massachusetts, New York, etc. and it's frightening watching them drive in it!
hollydolly
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Well it was dry today , until just after 3pm, and I was just getting in the car to come home, so that was good news..I was able to go out without a... the rain has bee almost constant now for 3 weeks...
Temps in the car said 4 deg.... but according to Alexa it's 11 deg..
where my daughter lives it's all flat ... so they get a lot of flooding there... this was a picture she sent to me yesterday....
Temps in the car said 4 deg.... but according to Alexa it's 11 deg..
where my daughter lives it's all flat ... so they get a lot of flooding there... this was a picture she sent to me yesterday....
OneEyedDiva
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LOL. I've GOT to share this one with my son! We've had a few discussions about how people down south do not know how to drive even in one inch of snow.
Pappy
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debodun
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debodun
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The local school here wasn't closed or even delayed. I was watering my plants this morning and saw the school bus go by at its usual time.
OldFeller
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We got a foot of snow but shoveling it was pretty easy.
It weighed down my tree branches on a couple of trees in the front yard. I hope they rebound okay after the snow melts off them.
My neighbor next door put down a tarp before it snowed because he has a front sidewalk and a driveway to clear. I wondered why his S/W was so clean.
It weighed down my tree branches on a couple of trees in the front yard. I hope they rebound okay after the snow melts off them.
My neighbor next door put down a tarp before it snowed because he has a front sidewalk and a driveway to clear. I wondered why his S/W was so clean.
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Lewkat
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- New Jersey, USA
They have now changed the amount of snow we got here in Madison. 10 inches less than originally stated this morning. It is 17 inches and the roads are now clear as are most walkways. In NJ, if we don't get our sidewalks cleaned, it means a fine. At least my windows are rid of all that frozen mess from this morning.
Sunkist
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I was in two states in the south long ago.. you're right, they don't!!!LOL. I've GOT to share this one with my son! We've had a few discussions about how people down south do not know how to drive even in one inch of snow.
RadishRose
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Tish
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Cloudy 
L21°C - H29°C
L21°C - H29°C
Imogene
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sSome schools were closed in the north east counties of Middle Tennessee, but I suspect it was due more to ice than anything.
Tennesee Is technically three sections:
East Tennessee takes in the Appalachians. Those folks can navigate thru anything nature throws at them.
Middle Tennessee, where I live, are not as driving wimpy as they used to be because there are a lot of Yankee transplants, like me, who do know how to drive in snow & ice. BUT there are still a lot of dummies with 4- wheel drives who think they are invincible and go off the road.
West Tennessee, which is flat/hot/very humid, and lives with the part of the Mississippi River that went backward for three days when the New Madrid Fault Line had a bad belly ache in the late 1800’s. It isn‘t if but when it will erupt again. Not enough money for me to live in that direction. I think I would rather drive on ice than have the earth open up underneath my feet.