How did you fare

rgv

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How did all you Missouri folks fare -

Looks like the very last of this system is moving east to northeast. We got dumped on - with alot of ice underneath. Looks like cooold for tonight and future.
Guess it's time to start digging out stuff. Wonder what will be frozen and break or not work - know what I mean?

Dun - Guess the weather liars nailed this one.

RGV
 
rgv":2dgryc9r said:
How did all you Missouri folks fare -

Looks like the very last of this system is moving east to northeast. We got dumped on - with alot of ice underneath. Looks like cooold for tonight and future.
Guess it's time to start digging out stuff. Wonder what will be frozen and break or not work - know what I mean?

Dun - Guess the weather liars nailed this one.

RGV

Fortunately the missed the snow part. They called for 5-8 inches of snow. We have the ice underneath but only got about 2-3 inches of snow on top of the freezing rain and sleet. It's hard to tell since we had 20-30 mph winds most of the time and have drifts a foot deep in places and almost bare ground in others. 14 degrees last nigh and still this morning even with the sun shining.
I'm ready for spring now.

dun
 
I'm like Dun. It's hard to tell because of the wind, but I believe we probably had 8-10 inches. Boone
 
We got around 6 inches snow last night, wednesday we had 3.5 inches of rain. It is now 20 degrees and I have my first calf do any day :shock: Perfect for a rookie
 
RAWCJW":ie58uux1 said:
We got around 6 inches snow last night, wednesday we had 3.5 inches of rain. It is now 20 degrees and I have my first calf do any day :shock: Perfect for a rookie

With any luck we'll get to 20 sometimes today. It has surged all the way to 17 and I felt toasty out checking the water tanks. But I was in the sun and out of the wind, taht makes a huge difference. But I'm still not going out deer hunting this morning!

dun
 
We got 4.5 inches of rain Wednesday , then freezing rain and sleet yesterday. Last night we got 8 to 9 inches of snow, drifting bad. Digging out to feed this morning has been fun.
We aren't going to complain because our pastures need whatever it can throw our way.
 
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We didn't get it as bad as they said. Ice and sleet followed by maybe 2-3 inches of snow with high winds. Spent the past 3 hours cleaning up the yard, but could have been worse. At least nothing big fell on the house. They were calling for 6-12 inches of snow, so I'm not too upset with what we got. Pretty much over with now. Temp is 25 now and dropping, supposed to get to single digits tonight.

Lost power 3 times last night and this morning, but only for about 30 min each time. Folks just north and west of us have been out since last night with no relief yet. I'm counting my blessings.
 
We didn't get any snow here, just 2.5" of rain followed by the freezing rain. Trees down everywhere! We lost power (therefore also water) at about 11:00 pm Thursday. Went to the kids house in town Friday to babysit for them. They were also without power but had water and have a fireplace. Their gas furnace won't run without electricity. I had cut a couple ranks of wood and delivered to them last weekend while they were out shopping - kind of an early Christmas surprise gift that doesn't cost a lot of money. We got to soak up some of those BTUs! We got our power back about 6:00 pm Friday while the temp was still in the 20s so the pump and all the water lines were still OK as far as I have been able to tell. Thank goodness for that! I hate fixing water line damage. You ever notice how they never freeze up when the weather is nice and it wouldn't be such a pain to work on them! :) This was one time being connected to the small rural electric coop turned out to be way better than than the big boy service. Don't you love how they handle PR. The local (St. Louis) Ameren UE spokesman said he wouldn't even begin to predict when service would be restored, just go to their website for all the latest updates! My 8-yr old grandson said, "He's an idiot! The people who can get on the internet have electric!" All three of our kids families in the two neighboring towns are still without power as of this morning. But life is good! All this inconvenience and everyone is OK! But it could be worse, and is for many of you. You are in our thoughts and prayers! Sorry for the rambling, but school was cancelled Thursday and Friday, no newspapers, sagging icy tree limbs are blocking our TV's satellite signal - I'm just plain bored. I normally go outside when I'm bored but with temps in the single digits now, taking care of the animals takes more than enough time to unbore me for a while! :)
 
We didnt get it nearly as bad as most people. 4 1/2 inches of rain and then 2 inches of sleet and then 2 inches of snow. Wind blew it into drifts, but we didnt lose power and we are thankful that we were fortunate. Springfield (22 miles away) got 11 inches.
 
We had 12 to 13 inches of snow. This came along with the sleet. The wind was terrible, had drifts on the West East roads about 3 to 4 feet deep. Lucky, we did not lose any power. There must of been 12 trucks off the road along 71, along with other vehicles. The days and nights all ran together from Wednesday night on to Friday night. What's bad is that my Grandpa Ed had a saying that on the day of the first tracking snow, there will be that many more snowfalls for the winter. Some of his sayings were right.
 
We just got rain only but 45 miles to the north and 40 miles to the west (Ste. Genevieve and Fredericktown) got it and I understand Farmington has quite a few w/o electric even today. We're getting the biting cold though, but at least its warm inside as I have a total electric home and I'm grateful I have my electric.
 
MoGal":108lplsx said:
We just got rain only but 45 miles to the north and 40 miles to the west (Ste. Genevieve and Fredericktown) got it and I understand Farmington has quite a few w/o electric even today. We're getting the biting cold though, but at least its warm inside as I have a total electric home and I'm grateful I have my electric.

Most of Farmington has power restored now, but not all. Last one of my kids in town got theirs back about 3:00 pm Sunday. My brother from the Womack area (kind of between Farmington, Fredericktown, and Perryville), just got his back about 4:00 pm today. It was 33 F inside his house when the furnace kicked back on. School got their power back Sunday evening but we're still out of school again tomorrow because a large portion of our kids in the rural areas are still without power. There goes MLK Day, District Teachers' Meeting, and our long Spring Break!
 
We got 12 inches of the white stuff after 1 & 3/4 inches of rain and a 1/4 inch of ice. The temp is slow to rise though. Has been in 2 to 4 degree range the past three or four nites but tonight looks like it will be warmer 15 maybe. :lol: :lol:
 

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