Lol unless your from Florida and our idea of cold is below 50One time I was on vacation in Wyoming in July. On the top of Bighorn Pass (9,666 ft) there was 2 camp trailers and pickup with Florida plates. Looked like grandma, grandpa, their kids, and grandkids. The kids were playing on an old left over snow drift. The grandpa told me this was the first time his wife had ever seen snow. Looking around at the mountains he said in the winter this whole place is probably covered with snow. I said this is Wyoming, there are times in the winter when the entire state is covered with snow.
The pictures from Gizmom look like a normal January day. I didn't see any reason for extra cloths and nothing that resembled a blizzard.
We’ve warmed up here too. I think the last of the snow finished melting off when the rain started yesterday morning.We have warmed up, snow is basically gone except in some hollers, ice mostly gone and lots of slick mud... Rain tonight and tomorrow... more mud.... YAY !!!!!:rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:





Ours is about 55" annually. Unfortunately, it is not very well divvied up throughout the year.6.5 inches of rain is well over half of our annual rain on a good year.
about 4 miles from us just hit 200" but they did have at least 2 lake effect bands that hit them harder than us so I bet we are about the same as you. its going to get above freezing next week so at least the banks will settle some. Getting hard to see around some corners.At 148.5" of snowfall for the season. A solid 3-4 feet on the ground currently. Still cold. Snowmageddon will be over in May-ish. Ha
Where I lived on the Washington coast it was about 60 inches annually. Just down the road a bit they got 80. I cut timber up on the west side of the Olympics where they got 200 inches a year. You could pretty much count on getting soaked every day.Ours is about 55" annually. Unfortunately, it is not very well divvied up throughout the year.
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