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Most I've ever seen is about 4 and a half inches. Lucky
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You think you've had snow !!!
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I remember having to dig out our front door and garage once...after climbing outside onto the snow-covered "ground"...level with the middle of the second story windows.
Another time I was on top of the second floor balcony farting around and fell off to fall head-down into the snow the whole length of my body. If my older step brother hadn't walked by and seen my boots kicking before grabbing my step dad, I'd have suffocated for sure.
Another time I was on top of the second floor balcony farting around and fell off to fall head-down into the snow the whole length of my body. If my older step brother hadn't walked by and seen my boots kicking before grabbing my step dad, I'd have suffocated for sure.
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Those pics from Japan are pretty wild!
We had a pretty severe snowstorm here too, where an island was severely battered by blizzards and heavy snow.
At one point a woman went into labour and needed to be hospitalized ASAP. An army medic ACP was on standby, as is standard procedure during forecasted blizzards, and was sent to her location. With the crew was a midwife. On regular days the drive would take 40 mins. But the ACP drove through the snow for 17 hours and had to give up at last, as it kept getting stuck.
As it became clear that the ACP wouldnt make it, another midwife was sent from a different location on ski's. Luckily she made it and the baby was delivered without any problems.
We had a pretty severe snowstorm here too, where an island was severely battered by blizzards and heavy snow.
At one point a woman went into labour and needed to be hospitalized ASAP. An army medic ACP was on standby, as is standard procedure during forecasted blizzards, and was sent to her location. With the crew was a midwife. On regular days the drive would take 40 mins. But the ACP drove through the snow for 17 hours and had to give up at last, as it kept getting stuck.
As it became clear that the ACP wouldnt make it, another midwife was sent from a different location on ski's. Luckily she made it and the baby was delivered without any problems.
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Dang & I thought our 2ft in DFW last Febuary was something (well it was for our area)
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Those are some amazing pics. Yikes!
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Beckerhead #42
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all this freak weather and snow makes you wonder...
maybe the day after tommorow is happening...
It's like what Randy Marsh said on South Park,
it'll happen two days before the day after tomorrow
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I could not even imagine having to deal with that.