Can't decide if today is a good day
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I was born and raised around the great lakes in Ontario so waking up with a foot+ of snow in the morning for days on end isn't anything new. Back home you knew you were getting hammered once the bottom of the street signs were starting to be burried in snowbanks. Never came close to 12' tho. Here we get a few inches and people can't get around. Funny how people adapt to different environments.
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http://www.gravityfed.com/misc/skibu...ow-feb2007.jpg pretty insane to imagine it. i hope this winter is good, but not 12 feet good haha. id settle for 8ish!
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http://www.gravityfed.com/misc/skibu...ow-feb2007.jpg pretty insane to imagine it. i hope this winter is good, but not 12 feet good haha. id settle for 8ish!
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I was born and raised around the great lakes in Ontario so waking up with a foot+ of snow in the morning for days on end isn't anything new. Back home you knew you were getting hammered once the bottom of the street signs were starting to be burried in snowbanks. Never came close to 12' tho. Here we get a few inches and people can't get around. Funny how people adapt to different environments.
Reminds me of the stories of when i was young, we used to make massive tunnels and caves in the street side snow banks, until a few kids got ground up in the industrial sized snow blowers that year.
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Yep that's probably the same year I remember being bad too or at least it was in 1995. I remember driving down highway 108 into Elliot and the snow banks each side were probably 8-10' eventhough the road is supposed to drop off some at the shoulders. Really felt like a bobsled run where there was really nowhere to go other than down the road. If we got half of that in Red Deer, I think the City would shut down for a few months!
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Ya it might have been 95. I just scoured the web a bit and found a few records for the region. for dec, 1995. the 5 day storm was 62 inches, 28 inches of it came in one day.
Red Deer with that much snow would be awesome. Ive missed the snow seasons of Ontario, out here just isnt the same.
Even better, imagine that kind of snow in vancouver.
Red Deer with that much snow would be awesome. Ive missed the snow seasons of Ontario, out here just isnt the same.
Even better, imagine that kind of snow in vancouver.
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it really didnt. there was a parking lot where they had to pile all of the snow because there was no where else to put it and it lasted untill the next winter lol. there was like a 3 foot pile left by the time it snowed again in december the next year.