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  1. 03-08-2010, 5:13 PM #1
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    First snow of year - in March

    I left for the dentist, and noticed it was 42. Got a tooth drilled and filled
    then just as I left to drive home it started to snow, heavily enough to put on the wipers and could barely see. It only lasted 1/2 hour and never stuck, but it's still just 38, seems way too warm for the white stuff.

    Anyone else getting this around the Puget Sound?



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    Quote Originally Posted by Joe Pelonio View Post
    I left for the dentist, and noticed it was 42. Got a tooth drilled and filled
    then just as I left to drive home it started to snow, heavily enough to put on the wipers and could barely see. It only lasted 1/2 hour and never stuck, but it's still just 38, seems way too warm for the white stuff.

    Anyone else getting this around the Puget Sound?
    I heard it snowed here yesterday around 2 but I was inside with no windows.Little bit though, not as heavy as it sounds there. The air is so dry thats what allowed it to snow even at 38.
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    Ok guys. I think this qualifies as a You Suck! Both of you!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Brian Effinger View Post
    Ok guys. I think this qualifies as a You Suck! Both of you!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mitchell Andrus View Post
    Buffalo. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
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    It started out this morning at 26 but was sunny and got up to 50, now they are talking about snow again tonight, up to 1"



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    I'm tired of all the rain here.....
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    Quote Originally Posted by Chris Padilla View Post
    I'm tired of all the rain here.....
    Hey, no drought then this summer!



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