white stuff coming to OK. again

[bfisher]

That much snow in Oklahoma can be a ball buster. I don't know if things have changed since I lived there in 1968, but these states that don't get snow very often usually don't have the plows and road salt to battle it. Makes for some very precarious driving and can shut things down for a few days.

How about Kansas?

[Hutch~n~Son Archery]

That much snow in Oklahoma can be a ball buster. I don't know if things have changed since I lived there in 1968, but these states that don't get snow very often usually don't have the plows and road salt to battle it. Makes for some very precarious driving and can shut things down for a few days.

How about Kansas?

I lived in Arkansas for a while and one inch of snow closed most of the town. Coming from NH I thought this was weird. But it isn't if you live there.

Hutch

[Spiker]

Here where I hunt, fish, camp and play its been 23" in the last 48hrs and 279" this year.
A bit behind normal...

[Ehunter]

Barry, we have plenty of equipment to handle it here in Kansas, just noone knows how to use it right. Last time they plowed my road, they had the blade a good 6-8inches above ground level. It's a paved road, so no reason to leave that much. They tend to wait until the snow is about half way over, then put down sand and cinders, that way, they get covered by the remaining snow. Apparently, a logic I don't understand behind that. lol It's been a year or two since I have seen anyone but the state put out salt around here. Thank God I have a bobcat sitting in the yard. lol

[SonnyThomas]

Wish I had this. Ahhhh! A Chevy V8 sounds so nice.

[Ehunter]

Gotta keep an eye on the kids and dogs with that one Sonny. lol I'd be spittin out lawn chairs and everything else with that. lol

[alex]

Wish I had this. Ahhhh! A Chevy V8 sounds so nice.

Sonny, do you own a relatively big oil well?

[elkslayer4x5]

Well, don't own an oil well, but close, this one was on my Granddad's place near the turn of the last century, 1900
http://www.pacificsites.com/~rparker/ptoil2.jpg
Nope, never hit oil, but I still like the feel of Detriot Muscle under my foot.

[alex]

Well, don't own an oil well, but close, this one was on my Granddad's place near the turn of the last century, 1900
http://www.pacificsites.com/~rparker/ptoil2.jpg
Nope, never hit oil, but I still like the feel of Detriot Muscle under my foot.

Interesting picture! Too bad there was no oil - i've never spoken with a millionaire
By the way i prefer a shovel - it's silent, clean and good for the muscles. But i only have about 30 yards to clean.

[coyotekiller82]

Man, sorry to hear that. They cancelled the 1 to 3" for us, but then have a high of 9 degrees for today and we just got that at 2:00 pm central time.
And then Sat and Sun they have a 40 degree forecast. One thing about Illinois, if you don't like the weather stick around for a couple days and we'll have something different.

Sounds a lot like Manitoba weather...-40F the last couple of mornings with the windchill...supposed to be up to 32F by the weekend. Should make for some good weather to go coyote hunting...that is if the wind doesn't get too crazy...not holding my breath though...this time if year I refer to our Provincial motto as WINDY Manitoba instead of FRIENDLY Manitoba! But then again, it's always windy on the prairies!

Crazy winter for snow this year too...we've had about 4' total...it's settled out to about 3'...very tough going without snowshoes...