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It's actually snowing outside, in of all places SEATTLE, at this time of month?! I don't believe it.

ya, its been snowing here to, North Idaho.

Not snowing in Minnesota yet, and hopefully never will until November time this year.
I'm getting tired of the stuff. I wish Global Warming would start working!! !

That means that it might start snowing, in Langley, BC.

That's suppose to be a weather radar map from weather.com, I hope that's what shows. It should update automatically.

You have your wish.

I saw on the news a few days ago that the Antarctic ice-shelfs are breaking off a lot faster than expected. This is caused by global warming.

Although I don't wish that global warming will "work"...as it will do nothing but destroy anyway.

We had abit last week... I wish something would be done about global warming, nevermind.

The problem is, global warming doesn't just make everyplace warmer - it causes climatic shifts. This is made apparent in such things as a snow here in the Puget Sound area that is later in the year than has been seen in a century (as well as the incredibly severe ongoing droughts in the Southwest US, Australia, and the Mediterranean).

And more snow is predicted for Friday...

Once in Montreal we got a huge snowstorm in April that left snow up to the (first floor) balcony. I think it was almost May, too! Usually it's all gone by the middle or end of March in Montreal.

We had a lot of snow for the last days. Not in Seattle through, but in the middle of Europe.

It was... nasty. I didn't need to go outside, and thus this wasn't much of a bother to me fortunately. But alas, snow around here is always few and a matter of one morning and afternoon. At the end of day, there's only mud and water left any more.

We had 17 inches of snow in Southwest Michigan on March 21st. It snowed an inch an hour. That storm produced more snow than any previous storm this winter.

want thick snow here,not fair.

It's supposed to snow tonite, but not very much. I'm waiting.

That is incredible. Snow in Seattle in March. We have had lots of snow here, next door, in Vancouver too. In some parts of town there have been huge hailstones coming down. It's been snowing all afternoon today. But now its gone.

Actually they keep telling us in Vancouver to move to the interior because we'll soon be underwater (the downside to enjoying all this lovely rain and water). I don't know how or when or if its the same in Seattle which is also Coastal (hence the rain and unexpected snows).

Last edited by nory on 28 Mar 2008, 9:24 pm, edited 1 time in total.

We had some snow where I live (South-East England), too, for the first time in ages. It wasn't very thick, but it did snow twice in the space of two days. You wait ages for one...