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I have about 15" of snow that fell within a 12 hour period. Completely tore my tree in the front yard in half. I now have some 40' long limbs coming off the 130' tall fir tree in the back , laying on top of my shop. I'll post some pics I took here in a bit , but gawd dang Portland is in bad shape right now. They had people on the news this morning that were still trapped in their cars from yesterday's commute home. Abandoned cars and people every where. We were getting over 2" per hour here and it just kept coming down. Freakin' terrible out there right now!
Just sayin'
The Shop
We were also had single digits last week here in NE Ohio, ice everywhere but almost no snow in my area.
Rained yesterday and it is 53 degrees today and maybe 60 tomorrow. Our averages are 32 high/17 low for January.
Prolly hafta run the A/C tonight.
Gotta ice storm rolling through for the next couple days, so it'll change to hoodie weather...
You should come up here and hang out. Ice fishing with my redneck ass should be on every ones agenda!
Lake effect doesn't do anything, Same in my hometown in the middle of nowhere / cornfields.
I'm getting a little tired of the cold, though. One more forecasted cold spell for now. I think it's supposed to get down to 0F tonight, and 2F on Thursday and Friday. Highs in the mid teens.
We also broke a 130 year record in the last 24 hours. Never had this much snow in that short of time.
Those are regular county roads, not just trails through fields.......
Pit Row
We actually have more snow than they do, but because of the wind down there they get those crazy drifts. The wind just howls down in the Columbia Basin.
Our current snow level looks like a little bit more than Jeffro's pictures, especially on my highest elevation blocks, but we didn't get it all at once and our snow is really dry over here.
This is a buffalo storm beer fridge.
Hopefully you don't see this happen while you're here, but in intense freezing rain situations the highway from Quincy to George should be avoided at all costs. I've seen cars at a full stop get pushed into the ditch by wind gusts. Nothing the drivers could do. The crown of the road doesn't seem that drastic until you're on it with freshly frozen rain, then it feels like a high banked NASCAR turn.
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