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it started at 7 pm last night and at 8 am we have 19-1/2 inches. (See yardstick.) Yikes!
Snowstorm Brings 19.5" in 15 Hours!
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In summary, due to a snowstorm that started at 7 pm, the group's barbecue plans were postponed. It was revealed that Denver was the intended location and Boulder was suggested as an alternative. The conversation then turned to the safety of zombies in snowy conditions and the group shared a photo from Boulder. The conversation shifted to the recent snowstorm and how it affected out-of-town visitors, leading to a discussion about neighbors working together to dig out of the snow and still being able to celebrate Thanksgiving as planned.
it started at 7 pm last night and at 8 am we have 19-1/2 inches. (See yardstick.) Yikes!
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That's the barbecue postponed then!
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Denver?
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My guess is Boulder.Borg said:
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The good news is that should postpone the Zombie Apocalypse so you OK til spring.
Zombies don't care for slipping and sliding around in snow - they could break something.
Consider yourself safe!
Seriously,
Zombies don't care for slipping and sliding around in snow - they could break something.
Consider yourself safe!
Seriously,
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Nice photo!
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Yes Boulder. I never knew that zombies like BBQ!
This week was an adventure. Out-of-town visitors intending to stay in Denver and join us Wednesday sped north on Monday night just before the storm, instead. Our street was snowed in so we were trapped with a full house for two extra days. Sledding was a favorite activity. Neighbors banded together on Wednesday afternoon and dug out enough of the street that we could all drive out, so we were able to get our turkey and put on Thanksgiving dinner as planned. Whew!
This week was an adventure. Out-of-town visitors intending to stay in Denver and join us Wednesday sped north on Monday night just before the storm, instead. Our street was snowed in so we were trapped with a full house for two extra days. Sledding was a favorite activity. Neighbors banded together on Wednesday afternoon and dug out enough of the street that we could all drive out, so we were able to get our turkey and put on Thanksgiving dinner as planned. Whew!
1. What caused the snowstorm to bring 19.5 inches in just 15 hours?
The snowstorm was caused by a combination of factors, including low pressure systems, cold air from the north, and moisture from the Atlantic Ocean. These conditions created a perfect environment for heavy snowfall.
2. How does this snowstorm compare to previous ones in the area?
This snowstorm is considered a major event compared to previous ones in the area. It is rare for a snowstorm to bring 19.5 inches of snow in such a short amount of time. This amount of snowfall can have significant impacts on transportation, infrastructure, and daily life.
3. Was the snowstorm accurately predicted by meteorologists?
Yes, the snowstorm was accurately predicted by meteorologists. They used various weather models and data to forecast the storm and issued warnings and advisories in advance. However, the exact amount of snowfall can be difficult to predict, and it may vary in different areas.
4. How does this snowstorm impact the environment?
Snowstorms can have both positive and negative impacts on the environment. On one hand, snow can provide much-needed moisture for plants and replenish water sources. On the other hand, heavy snowfall can damage trees and disrupt animal habitats. Additionally, the use of salt and chemicals to melt snow and ice can have negative effects on the environment.
5. How should people prepare for a snowstorm like this?
It is important for people to be prepared for a snowstorm like this by stocking up on food, water, and supplies in case of power outages or road closures. It is also important to have a plan for staying warm and safe during the storm. It is recommended to follow any warnings or advisories issued by local authorities and to avoid unnecessary travel during the storm.
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