what's the biggest snow you've ever had?

[greedo626]

mine was the snow of 1993. we had four to five feet of snow with drifts up to 30:eek: .

we live on a hilly road that and the hills are 30 feet tall (that's like 9 metres) and the snow was flat across it:eek: :eek: :eek: :D . you could walk outside and tunnel you way to the next house. it was fun:D

[Skate Boy]

I've never seen a big snow. The biggest one Ohio had, was when I wasn't born yet.:(

[obi]

Biggest Georgia snow (or at least in my area) was about 5 or 6 inches back in the 70's.

My parents said that it was terrific.

[ShockV1.89]

We had about 3 feet a few years ago. Power lines were down all over. State of Emergency declared and everything, fun stuff...

[greedo626]

:( I feel really sorry for you guys:( no snow=:(

[Hekx]

1cm of Frost in the Summer :D

[greedo626]

what's really nasty are ice storms. everything gets covered with inches of ice. powerline go down, roofs collapse, trees fall over... it's really bad:(

[C'jais]

half a meter.

[ShockV1.89]

Originally posted by Hèkx Nòxú
1cm of Frost in the Summer :D

lmao

[Reborn Outcast]

We got around 5 feet in Mass 2 years ago I think.

[Toonces]

About 4 1/2 feet I beleive, it was a couple of years ago durring a blizzard.

The most we've ever had here in NJ since my family has lived here was about 5 1/2 feet in Febuary 1977, about a year and a half before I was born

[Jed]

There was a pretty bad snow storm with like 4 feet in Massachusetts about 6 years ago.

Pretty bad, my house didn't have power for 5 days :eek:

[Reb Starblazer]

Do you mean the highest you've seen it, or the most that you get in one go, as in it all comes down in one storm?

If you mean the most in one go, about 4 and a half feet. This happened in a two day blizzard a couple of years ago.

If you mean for actual total amount, I remember there being about 7 or 8 feet, with drifts that I used to be able to walk up and stand on the roof of my house with.

[-s/<itzo-]

i live in new york so when it snows it snows.


its snowing right now as a matter of fact.

so i gotta shovel my drive way.

be back in a few * looks outside the window*

damn, make it a few hours.

boy, thats deep.

wish me luck.

[greedo626]

Originally posted by -s/&lt;itzo-
i live in new york so when it snows it snows.


its snowing right now as a matter of fact.

so i gotta shovel my drive way.

be back in a few * looks outside the window*

damn, make it a few hours.

boy, thats deep.

wish me luck.

lol. you're getting the same snow I just got:D ... [taunting voice]you're getting old snow. you're getting old snow.[/taunting voice]

[-s/<itzo-]

just got back shoveling.


but i couldn't finish it so my drive way is half shoveled and half full of snow.

it's just too much cuz its still snowing.


wheres Mr. Plow when you need him.

[Darth Homer]

my best snow was last february, had about a foot and a half....I live in SC, just so you know...

[teutonicknight]

The biggest snow I had is.....

*dramactic pause*

None, we don't have snow in CA, or in the Bay Area anyway....:(

[Tyrion]

Tell me what snow is already,damnit!

[StormHammer]

The worst snow I remember where I am currently living was back in the early 80's. We had 10-12 foot high snow drifts. I remember walking to my brother's house along a road with walls of snow on either side of me. As far as I can recall, we had to tunnel our way out through the front door of our house.

The most snow I remember in recent years was about 1-2 feet deep, which came down in one go.

[griff38]

I stayed in a tent for about 3 months above the Arctic circle back in 84.


Snow for as far as the eye can see.

[Arreat]

biggest snow!??...oOOo biggest snowfall u mean... well i think it was back in 99 dunno but the snow was up to my hips... i think can't remember clearly

[Weapon X]

Originally posted by greedo626
mine was the snow of 1993. we had four to five feet of snow with drifts up to 30:eek: .

we live on a hilly road that and the hills are 30 feet tall (that's like 9 metres) and the snow was flat across it:eek: :eek: :eek: :D . you could walk outside and tunnel you way to the next house. it was fun:D

that's about what ours has been, since i've been able to remember anyway, one day in april we got 5-6 feet of snow and it was just hellacious, but 3 days later it was gone cuz it was just a fluke

[Andy867]

Well, in terms of snow, I had 3 feet of snow up in North Dakota, but then again, the temperature on Minot AFB for the runway was -98° F (-72°C... Think it was cold enough?)

[StormHammer]

Originally posted by Andy867
...the temperature on Minot AFB for the runway was -98° F (-72°C... Think it was cold enough?)

Yeah, I'd say! :eek:

It occurs to me that the harsh winter of the early 80's might be attributable to the Mt. St. Helens eruption. It's well-known that large volcanic eruptions have an impact on the climate. I just watched Horizon yesterday, which reminded me about the really harsh winters in the late 1700s...when there had been a huge volcanic eruption somewhere. The winter basically lasted most of a year. Brrr.... *teeth chatters*

[Andy867]

um, actually StormHammer, this took place in 1990. Which was after the effects of Mount Saint Helen's eruption had finally dissipated.