[AT] early winter?

[Mattias Kessén]

We're having what seems to be the earliest snow to stay since 1965 (i.e. in
my lifetime). We now have 70-80 cm's on flooded ground and below freezing
for two weeks. There have also been hard winds for two months, I'm glad if
the firewood I thought would last all of  february will last whole of
december.

Mattias

2010/12/6 Ralph Goff <alfg at sasktel.net>

> Winter was early here too John, I've been feeding cattle since the 10th of
> November when the first heavy snow fell. Thats nearly a month ahead of last
> year.
> Its the best snowmobiling conditions we have see in years. Odd thing is
> that
> the ground is not frozen under the snow in the fields and that is a first
> in
> my lifetime.
>
> Ralph in Sask.
>
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> > We normally get snow a couple times a year where I live. Most of the item
> > it leaves in about 2 days, regardless of whether we get an inch or 10
> > inches. Not unusual to get a 70 deg. day in Feb. Matter of fact it was in
> > the 70's here on Tues. and we got 2 inches of snow on Sat. I never
> > remember snow this early in the year. Can't help but wonder if it is a
> > sign of things to come.
> >
> > John Hall
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