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Snow Pics/Maryland

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For those of us not being socked by this East Coast snow, these are from a Cal owner who is snowed in at Rock Hall, MD.

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Post by Mario G »

Hey EE I'll add a few that my sister sent me from Odenton Md just north of Annapolis. This was from the 1st storm that dropped 31inches I'm waiting to see what another 20" looks like yes thats 50+ inches of accumulation.

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To her left is their cars.

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Whoa ! That is some snow all right !!
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Records set in many locations. I know what it feels like I used to live in the Buffalo, NY area.
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Lyle I remember seeing 50+ inches many times living in up-state NY

I think I could go the rest of my life only seeing snow in pictures.
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Mario I agree and when I retire I want to live aboard and travel away from snow in winter.
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Post by EmergencyExit »

Nothing like the East Coast is seeing by far, but I'm personally about tired of living 2 hours from the Gulf Coast and having this happen twice a year..

"The National Weather Service has issued a winter storm warning for heavy snow in Southwest Mississippi including Natchez and surrounding areas...
Snow is expected to overspread the region late this afternoon into tonight. Snowfall rates are expected to steadily increase during the evening hours and become heavy overnight.

Total accumulations for the area south of I-20, especially along U.S. 84, are predicted to range from 5 to 8 inches, with locally higher amounts possible."
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WOW!
I'm sure glad I live in Washinton!

Snow is pretty to look at bat that is all I care for it!

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