Answers: Love it no matter what Love it as long as I don't have to drive or shovel Only like it on Christmas Eve Hate it no matter what Don’t know what snow is, I live where it never snows OK I live outside of Chicago on the shore of Lake Michigan and it snows all the time. I personally love snow no matter what. It snowed last night about 2”, nothing special, but enough to make me happy.
I love snow for skiing and snowball fights. And it's very couzy when your inside near a warm fire and its snowing outside. But I hate snow when I have to go true it, be it on foot, bike or with a car. L
You, sir, have just made my "people who suck" list. 2" and you call it "nothing special!?!?" I wish it would snow here in Houston, but in the last 20 years I think I can honestly count on 2 fingers the number of times we've seen actual snow. Oh, how I miss Colorado! My two favorite words as a child: Snow Day! -monkey
Come on up to Central NY State - Ie: the Snow Belt where even if it snows a foot overnight, schools are still open and people still go to work. Just a quickie fact: Code: Top 10 Average Seasonal Snowfall at Cities with Populations Greater Than 100,000... (I live 20 miles west of Syracuse - even deeper in the snow belt) Rank City Average Snowfall 1. Syracuse 108 inches 2. Buffalo 93 inches 3. Rochester 93 inches 4. Erie 87 inches 5. Denver 68 inches 6. Albany 66 inches 7. Worcester 61 inches 8. Cleveland 56 inches 9. Toronto 55 inches 10. Hartford 51 inches The Tug Hill Platau which is 1.5 hours north of Syracuse has an average snowfall of over 400 inches. EVERYONE who lives in that area owns a snowmobile and considers it their primary mode of transportation in the winter. Oh, and put me down for a LOVES IT! Well, you'd almost have to living around here. I'll take a pic of it this Jan/Feb when the snow is in high-gear.. EDIT:: Actually, here's a picture and a 2nd picture of Fulton which is about an hour north-east of me. That is actually extreme, but you get the idea of what it can get like in CNY.
love it but it rarely snows in the uk anymore (although we did get a couple of inches of snow a few weeks ago)
Dam, that sucks. Who is number 1 and what do I have to do to get that sopt? Snow day in CO? How many inches do you have to have to declare a snow day?
I love snow, we just hardly get any in Nottinghamshire, S. Yorkshire or even Derbyshire (Yeah, I'm in the middle, which also happens to be some kind of technological dead zone - 56k, barely get Channel 5, probably no freeview either... ) - H.
I love snow, but i rarely see any of it, i plan to move to rectify this problem ( and others ) when im a little bit older. Btw those pics you posted Dad are awesome. I dont think ive ever seen anything like that, and i go skiing every year...
