Snowing in Highland CA

That’s called a light dusting! Snow is where Salty lives

 

How bout the orange groves?

 

Great picture! Thanks.

We had rain and wind but no snow or hail. And our electrical power remained on in San Clemente, Ca. Our citrus crop (one tangerine tree) had already given us its annual crop, so no damage that I am aware of...

 

Hopefully this will turn out to be our first snowless winter in decades here in Southeastern Pennsylvania.

Rob

 

I’m not superstitious but shut up please… don’t jinx it !

 

Watch out for Monday and Tuesday!

 

I still follow the weather (& the Nitney Lions) in Pa…got family still in Scranton area and Buffalo. I worked a territory in NYS for 15 years , often taking me upstate (Albany, Rochester, Buffalo, Corning, Binghamton, Syracuse etc.)

 

Would you brethren stop it... I'm freezing just looking at this OP... As I told my sister who sent me pictures of snow... I'm a sandy, sunny man from San Diego, CA... I DON'T DO SNOW!... SNOW WAY!... Lets build a sand castle... Brother Glen

 

NO!... Maybe I have Snowphobia... I watched the Winter Olympics curled up in a blanket... If I had a fireplace I would have used that too... Brother Glen

 

OK Preacher Salty... Now you're really going to get it!

Hebrews 13:1 Let brotherly love continue.

Brother Glen

 

You have to like to do snowmobiling.. especially in upstate New York… why do you think they actually pray for global warming! Salty, you need to tell him what it’s really like… Like 200inches of snow each year… something you must prepare for. It snows from October to May, sometimes June. Then there are the lake effects. My family in Hamburg/ Blasedale NY could tell you stories however it makes for a close community (for survival).

 

Where the heck is Tug Hill? I was there ( near Syracuse),in a hotel for a month. Every day was grey, overcast and it snowed every darn day! I was asked to interview with a company called Pass & Seymour and the common question each interviewer asked was, “how do you feel your wife’s going to deal with all this snow” LOL. Wonder what the divorce rate must’ve been.

 

Tug Hill is an elevated area 10-20 miles east of Lake Ontario and adds orographics to the abundant lake effect.
We average near 90" a year in the Maine foothills, but our 10 years in Fort Kent (northern Maine) ran 130"+ with a peak of 186.7" in 1976-77. Nippy too - we moved there from Bangor on New Year's Day of 1976 on a day with temperature in the low 20s. Eleven days later it was 41 below, 4th day of a frigid streak with lows of -33, -24, -36, -41 and -37. Only on the final hours of that last day did the temperature rise above zero.