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About an inch or so just north of Raleigh!
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The news is reporting 1.3" of snow in Cary NC, which is about 5 miles away. I measured 1.5" on the deck railing, so that seems to be pretty accurate.
This snow is not the normal mixture of sleet, snow, and freezing rain we get. It was pretty cold when the snow started falling. |
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My brother went in the Navy in 1983. Was stationed at Pensacola. He has been there ever since. This is the 3rd snowfall they have had since then.
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In 1993 I Iived in Gainesville , Fl. That was the year of "Storm of the Century". I was outside running my dog and this weird stuff came falling from the sky. It was Spring so I thought it may be pollen. It was really fine in texture. I went back inside and saw on the local news it was snow.
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About 18" at my place that morning. Neighbors kids thought they would be out of school for at least a week. That day it got up in the 60's and 90% of it was gone by sunset. Rest of the week was in the 60's. They missed one day of school and one day with 1 hour delay opening. What a rip off |
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We’re finally out of the deep freeze; hit 49 degrees F today. At this rate, I’ll be able to see my driveway again in a week or so. We had fourteen inches of snow followed by 1/4” of ice until the temps dropped to zero and turned the snow to ice. Not even the birds could walk on it!
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