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Old 01-05-2015, 03:23 PM
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Default So...who's getting snow tonight?!
Been a slow winter snow wise here in Illinois by the Quad City area but it sounds like tonight's storm will make up for it. As of right now, forecasts show a total accumulation of 4-6" in my area so it looks like plenty of seat time tomorrow!

So who else is getting a coating of the white stuff tonight...and looking forward to it?
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Been a slow winter snow wise here in Illinois by the Quad City area but it sounds like tonight's storm will make up for it. As of right now, forecasts show a total accumulation of 4-6" in my area so it looks like plenty of seat time tomorrow!

So who else is getting a coating of the white stuff tonight...and looking forward to it?
I was at the store earlier buying my last pack of smokes, again!
The weather channel was on and it looked like we may be getting a few inches. Last night I think they said an inch or so. I will have to see what the locals say at 4.

I gotta admit 6 inches would be nice, to see how the blower does. At least 3 would do so getting the plow out would be justified
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I was at the store earlier buying my last pack of smokes, again!
The weather channel was on and it looked like we may be getting a few inches. Last night I think they said an inch or so. I will have to see what the locals say at 4.

I gotta admit 6 inches would be nice, to see how the blower does. At least 3 would do so getting the plow out would be justified
Last pack of smokes?! Does that mean you're quitting cold turkey or going to a vape setup? I recommend vape

I'm debating putting the blower on tonight. I haven't had a chance to actually test it and use it so unknown equipment gives me pause. We shall see, I do love playing in the snow
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No snow for me, Happy, happy, happy.

But it will be getting colder than a brass witch's T-- in January, Oh Yeah it is January.
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No snow for me, Happy, happy, happy.

But it will be getting colder than a brass witch's T-- in January, Oh Yeah it is January.
Poor Sam! Come on over here and Bring ur Kubota; we'll go play in the snow. I bet when you go home it'll feel like a hot summer day
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We had 5" the day before yesterday, cleared it with the BX's FEL. It warmed up today and is melting off where I cleared. Looking forward to when I can plow snow with the 682.
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Poor Sam! Come on over here and Bring ur Kubota; we'll go play in the snow. I bet when you go home it'll feel like a hot summer day
Ryan

Please explain why someone that moved south to get away from snow would want to go north to plow snow, I may have been born at night but it wasn't last night. It's all yours buddy, enjoy.
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depending on which weather guesser i listen to here,it could be a dusting up to 4 inches.....best job ever,always wrong and never get fired.we have single digit temps coming weds/thursday so whatever comes wont melt
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depending on which weather guesser i listen to here,it could be a dusting up to 4 inches.....best job ever,always wrong and never get fired.we have single digit temps coming weds/thursday so whatever comes wont melt
Same deal here. They really have no clue. They weren't even calling for snow until last night.
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Same deal here. They really have no clue. They weren't even calling for snow until last night.
Here's how it works, look out the window and then call the guy 100 miles west or from what ever way the wind is blowing and ask what's going on. Bingo we have a weather prediction. Oh yeah and they get paid for it. Note to self get a job as a weather forecaster.
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