Brrr! Its Snowing!

**RB51** · 11th May 10, 03:11 PM

Pretty balmy day here in the BC interior (about 15 C) but very windy. Winter was really mild and spring has been cooler than usual...I think it's actually global averaging that's going on

Laurie

**KiltedKnome** · 11th May 10, 03:21 PM

I'm in Terrace, British Columbia (far north of the province, near the coast/Alaska border) -- surrounded by snow-covered mountains, but the valley itself is in full spring. Bliss!

**Downunder Kilt** · 11th May 10, 03:23 PM

Here on the other side of the world we have just had our first few nights of under 10C and were are aproaching winter so it's to be expected. Still haven't thought to turn the heater on though.

**vmac3205** · 11th May 10, 04:31 PM

It snowed here in the Portland / Vancouver area last week. We don't get snow!

**Lallans** · 12th May 10, 06:35 AM

Vancouver BC, the Florida of Canada! Vancouver Washington, the Vancouver BC of the USA!

**piperdbh** · 12th May 10, 09:06 AM

Originally Posted by vmac3205

It snowed here in the Portland / Vancouver area last week. We don't get snow!

Didn't you have some sort of games in that general area that needed some snow a few months ago?

**Whidbey78** · 12th May 10, 10:05 AM

Snow in the Nebraska-South Dakota-Wyoming tri-state area.

All I can say is I don't mind snow, even in July...as long as someone else does the shoveling.

**Kilt TN** · 12th May 10, 10:34 AM

Dust Cloud... might also have something to do with it. A dust cloud like that can block the sun and lower the temp.

**JolyStNicholas** · 12th May 10, 11:41 AM

Kilt Tn, I'm head'in your way in a few days, Gatlinberg games to be exact. And I'm hop'in for some nice coooooooool
weather when I get there. Some snow would be grand of course!

Snow in Florida would be welcome at any time laddie, especially by me!

**tulloch** · 12th May 10, 11:56 AM

Alex, I have a theory about these things. And we have been having our ups and downs here - freezing one day and hot the next. Snow out of season and that sort of thing. My theory involves Scotch Whisky and ice cubes. Get yourself a glass and pour some of your favorite single malt into it. Now drop in an ice cube. Do you doubt that the world of that little ice cube is getting warmer as you sip? But what is happening to the Scotch? Amazing. The profundity of this lesson becomes more clear with each repetition of the experiment. I encourage it - really.