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Friday December 29, 2006

This blizzard seems mild compared to the last one

Part two of The Blizzard of 2006 seems mild compared to part one. First of all, the first one snowed 2 feet in the same amount of time that this one snowed a foot. This time, the airport is still open, and we stocked up yesterday - so we haven't left the house since it began. The good news is it's supposed to snow all weekend. It didn't snow all day today and we need at least another foot in order to get our sledding hill up and running again.

Blizzard of 2006, Part II - The Beginning Blizzard of 2006, Part II - 3 hours in Blizzard of 2006, Part II - Friday Morning

For more coverage of the storm, see Stephen O'Grady's blog.

Posted in General at Dec 29 2006, 08:44:59 PM MST 2 Comments
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9News is now saying that the storm has stalled and we should only expect and inch or two by tomorrow morning. not sure whether i'm happy or sad about that. given that i don't really have to travel anywhere, probably disappointed. i missed the last big one, and doesn't look like this one will live up to the hype.

Posted by stephen o'grady on December 29, 2006 at 10:52 PM MST #

I hate you! I live in Minnesota, and do you know how much snow we're getting? NONE. In fact, and I'm not kidding here, it's currently RAINING outside. For crying out loud!

Posted by Paul Rivers on December 30, 2006 at 07:10 PM MST #

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