Wanna know snow cover on the ground?

“So ya wanna know how much snow is on the ground? (I'm all for getting away from melting snow at this point!!!)

Different links to snow info

Click on the "snow depth" window in the top row.

Oh yeah, and click on the top and tell them you'd like to see this type of info continued.

Thanks!”

“I've checked out some stuff on that site, lizs!

We've got 10-12 feet up in the mountains, but it's bare down here.
Minnesota seems to have perpetual snow on the ground!”

“Oops! I see the page where you can ask them to continue the snow information is the one I FIRST went to.

Tell them to continue this information HERE

Thanks!”

“Yeah, I wanna get out this weekend AWAY FROM MELTING SNOW! Gonna be a very nice weekend, very, very nice. Am debating southern Illinois or Black Hills. I called both places and found out yesterday there was ZERO snow... and not only that, but the GROUND WAS DRY (and NOT muddy) too!!

Looking at that map, I guess I don't have to go that far to lose the snow.”

“Very cool. I posted a link for the Northeast snowpack the other day, but the thread didn't last very long. Thanks for the link to the entire U.S. snow data.”

“Lizs' wacky headline now makes *partial* sense, LOL”

“I can tell you about the southern Black Hills, lizs; it is bare! And dry! I have a friend who's from Custer and he was just back there visiting. That side usually stays pretty dry over the winter.”

“Thanks, Aero! I had just called Badlands N'tl Park yesterday and they told me it was dry there, although they didn't know about the "hills," what with their elevation.”

“Oh yeah, and TILT>> I really love that NOAH website.

LMFAO!!! ;-P”

“Part of what my division does is to provide snow plow service to our clients.

Let is snow, let it snow, let it snow.







Just not in Memphis.”

“Is it just me or is the thread title redundant. Where else would the snow cover be?”

“LOL! OK, so it was redundant. Good call. Twenty lashes to me from the editor's swatting tool!! ;-P”

“hey we got some snow in Atlanta last night...dont know how much but it was about 3 inches deep on my hood this morning before daybreak...for those of you not familiar with GA weather...i last saw snow in 2002...”