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Message Subject: Blizzard
Lone Stone
Posted 12/9/2009 7:23 AM (#411691)
Subject: Blizzard




Posts: 477


Location: Iowa
So how many are lucky enough to be a part of this blizzard?? I'm in eastern Iowa and don't even want to go out to clean the driveways. I won't be going to work today to work outside!!
Hunter4
Posted 12/9/2009 7:53 AM (#411697 - in reply to #411691)
Subject: Re: Blizzard




Posts: 720


Morning Shawn,

Here Carpentersville, Il I would say about 3" and very wet and heavy snow. Last night it was beautiful than about 10:00 it changed over. How much snow did you folks get and are the roads just crap?
bfunk73183
Posted 12/9/2009 8:19 AM (#411701 - in reply to #411697)
Subject: Re: Blizzard




Posts: 315


im in mound, mn (right on tonka) and i guess we got like 4.5in nothing major but its blowing everywhere.......im liking it, bring it on!!!!

-b-a
shaley
Posted 12/9/2009 8:30 AM (#411704 - in reply to #411701)
Subject: Re: Blizzard





Posts: 1184


Location: Iowa Great Lakes
Spent about 90 minutes digging so far and not even close to being done, finaly admitted defete and called my buddy with a blade to come finish the end of the drive. 6"+ here in NW Iowa sustained winds upper 30's gusting to 50+, it's not nice out their kiddies.
sworrall
Posted 12/9/2009 8:34 AM (#411708 - in reply to #411691)
Subject: Re: Blizzard





Posts: 32890


Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin
We are supposed to get 8 to 14 inches, and it's howling out there. Sue and I are hunkered down keeping the wood heaters fueled up and waiting for the winds to let up before trying to dig out.
twells
Posted 12/9/2009 8:35 AM (#411709 - in reply to #411691)
Subject: RE: Blizzard




Posts: 393


Location: Hopefully on the water
Green Bay got 10" on the ground already and still coming down and blowing. Madison reported 16". It is winter now. Filled the gas can for the snow blower yesterday and already to use this morning for a while. There will be more to do tonight. Drive safe out there and have a great day.
muskyhunter63
Posted 12/9/2009 9:02 AM (#411718 - in reply to #411709)
Subject: RE: Blizzard




Posts: 706


Location: Richland Center, WI.
Near Richland Center WI. Schools and several businesses closed. Probably 10+ inches of snow in the driveway now and howling winds. Could be worse, could have been working today!
Ken
missourimuskyhunter
Posted 12/9/2009 9:22 AM (#411720 - in reply to #411691)
Subject: RE: Blizzard





Posts: 1318


Location: Lebanon,Mo
We are feeling the effects down here in southwest Missouri as well with 40mph gusts,some snow, and temps going to single digits tonight.....thats cold for us.
Dirt Esox
Posted 12/9/2009 9:34 AM (#411723 - in reply to #411691)
Subject: Re: Blizzard




Posts: 457


Location: Minneconia
12" here in Clear Lake, rode the sled to go get coffee this morning!
MACK
Posted 12/9/2009 9:37 AM (#411724 - in reply to #411691)
Subject: Re: Blizzard




Posts: 1083


Nothing here in Indiana. A little wind and rain, that's it. Send a foot or two of that snow our way, will ya? Please. Bring it!
happy hooker
Posted 12/9/2009 9:46 AM (#411725 - in reply to #411724)
Subject: Re: Blizzard




Posts: 3149


when it stops its the 'best' time to pheasant hunt in Minn,,,you can see the tracks and know theres birds there recently, I love to hunt the mourning after a fresh snow
BNelson
Posted 12/9/2009 9:58 AM (#411728 - in reply to #411691)
Subject: Re: Blizzard





Location: Contrarian Island
only about 15" here in Madison.... ; )
sorenson
Posted 12/9/2009 10:05 AM (#411730 - in reply to #411691)
Subject: Re: Blizzard





Posts: 1764


Location: Ogden, Ut
Got a few inches of light fluffy stuff yesterday and another bit of a dusting overnight and this morning. Nothing that my kids can't handle w/ their little shovels...winds have been howling at about 6-10. LOL
I suppose the mountains got a couple feet, but that's a good place for it, I can fish in it next summer!

S.
skunkburt
Posted 12/9/2009 10:35 AM (#411740 - in reply to #411691)
Subject: Re: Blizzard




Posts: 67


Location: St. Germain, Wi
A few inches of heart attack snow here in Schaumburg, Il. We were planning to go to the cabin in St. Germain tomorrow but I think we will wait till Friday.
Lone Stone
Posted 12/9/2009 11:14 AM (#411764 - in reply to #411691)
Subject: Re: Blizzard




Posts: 477


Location: Iowa
I just got the driveways done. Bought an Ariens snow blower this fall and I'm glad I did because the four-wheeler and blade would not have gotten this one. I ended up with about 10 inches in Winthrop. Pretty sure I'm gonna call it week at work. No fun outside in the temps we're supposed to have. Everyone be safe out there!
jonnysled
Posted 12/9/2009 11:17 AM (#411766 - in reply to #411691)
Subject: Re: Blizzard





Posts: 13688


Location: minocqua, wi.
we got about 4-5" here in minocqua with some wind ... disappointing to me because the lakes just covered within the past couple days. lake minocqua basin still has an open water hole out in fron of bosakis so the new ice of an inch or two now has a bunch of heavy snow on top of it. hope we get a good cold snap quick. i hate slushy, crappy ice ...
IAJustin
Posted 12/9/2009 11:22 AM (#411769 - in reply to #411764)
Subject: Re: Blizzard




Posts: 2017


I'm the general manager for a 10 employee company...I'm the only one here ......We have 10-12" in Cedar Rapids,IA - there is a 5' high drift right in front of the building entrance - you shovle it out and it fills back in almost immediately - I dont mind the snow but with 30-50 mph winds - its pretty crazy out!

Edited by IAJustin 12/9/2009 11:23 AM
MuskieE
Posted 12/9/2009 11:38 AM (#411774 - in reply to #411691)
Subject: RE: Blizzard





Posts: 2068


Location: Appleton,WI
No work this morning rodes too bad.I lost 6 trees from the heavey snow,will deal with that in the spring.drove out this morning to take the fiance to a appointment and cars were stuck everywhere and roads crappy.
shaley
Posted 12/9/2009 11:42 AM (#411775 - in reply to #411774)
Subject: RE: Blizzard





Posts: 1184


Location: Iowa Great Lakes
Luckily ours was the fluffy stuff but the plows seem to pack it in at the end of the drive, patiently waiting for the plow to show up and get it cleaned out. Gotta know how bad the ice is.
esoxaddict
Posted 12/9/2009 11:58 AM (#411784 - in reply to #411691)
Subject: Re: Blizzard





Posts: 8788


Maybe an inch here. The rain last night melted a lot of what was on the ground. Snowing a little bit now, and they are talking 40MPH winds by tonight, and lows down in the single digits. Looks like our friends to the West and North got the brunt of this one.
rocket
Posted 12/9/2009 12:04 PM (#411786 - in reply to #411691)
Subject: RE: Blizzard





Location: Grinnell, Iowa
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Larry Jones
Posted 12/9/2009 12:13 PM (#411790 - in reply to #411691)
Subject: RE: Blizzard


Only a little light rain here in Buffalo,NY so far.I'm sure as the winds increase to gusts over 50+ mph tonight along with temps going back cold the lake effect snows will kick in and dump a foot or more on us over night and another foot by Friday night.I hope it doesn't snow in the launch ramp I wanted to get one last Hawg try in on Monday or Tuesday on Lake Erie in Canadian waters.

Capt. Larry
tuffy1
Posted 12/9/2009 12:19 PM (#411792 - in reply to #411790)
Subject: RE: Blizzard





Posts: 3240


Location: Racine, Wi
We got ripped off in Racine. It's been too warm with the east wind so it's been snowing the past day and a half, but nothing is sticking really. Wet, slushy, snow. I was hoping for a good snow by us too, but guess not. Not a bad thing as I forgot to get a new drive cable for my snow blower. It should be here today, so after I fix that, let it snow!!!!
rob wischki
Posted 12/9/2009 12:25 PM (#411793 - in reply to #411691)
Subject: RE: Blizzard





Posts: 9


put the boat away last nite
just in time
Medford Fisher
Posted 12/9/2009 12:50 PM (#411800 - in reply to #411691)
Subject: Re: Blizzard




Posts: 1059


Location: Medford, WI
Just got done pushing a friend's car out of my driveway. There was about a 4' drift on the one side of her car...no shovel made it fun! We got about 7-8" in Eau Claire. On a good note, classes were cancelled today - first time in the last 6 years in Eau Claire. Of course, it wasn't the chancellor's choice, but the governor required it. Now, if I can only use this time to actually work on school stuff and not get sucked into Mr. Worrall's riddles!
Dirt Esox
Posted 12/9/2009 1:04 PM (#411805 - in reply to #411691)
Subject: Re: Blizzard




Posts: 457


Location: Minneconia
Hey Roy, is that you in your profile pic?
deer hntr
Posted 12/9/2009 3:28 PM (#411848 - in reply to #411805)
Subject: Re: Blizzard





Posts: 69


Location: janesville
yeah we got about 10-12 in in janesville. we had a big limb knock down our power line thats connected to our house. and a bunch of other limbs down all across our neighbor hood. i hate wet heavy snow!!!
Beaver
Posted 12/9/2009 3:30 PM (#411849 - in reply to #411805)
Subject: Re: Blizzard





Posts: 4266


I live south of Milwaukee about 500 yards from Lake Michigan. Water temps are still 39, so we got nothing but rain and sleet in this corner of the State. Tonight single digits and 40 mph winds out of the NNW. I can hear the gas meter humming from here. Hunker down and stay warm.
Beav
sworrall
Posted 12/9/2009 4:10 PM (#411857 - in reply to #411691)
Subject: Re: Blizzard





Posts: 32890


Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin
Darth's Outhouse is happy tonight. We stuffed it full of balsam from an old pulp cutting a few miles away, and that stuff burns HOT. About 10" on the level here, and still snowing.
Bytor
Posted 12/9/2009 7:05 PM (#411883 - in reply to #411857)
Subject: Re: Blizzard





Location: The Yahara Chain
My weather station in my backyard recorded 19". It is finally done snowing here in Blue Mounds. Now the bitter cold is on its way.
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