[ShanMan14]

Snow Blower

This satellite image vividly demonstrates the lake effect, where dry and clear air from Wisconsin acquires moisture as it moves over Lake Michigan and forms thick clouds before reaching the eastern shore. In the winter, such storms often blanket the Great Lakes region in snow. NASA's SeaWiFS orbiter, which monitors meteorological and environmental conditions on the planet, took this picture on January 17.
01/23/02

 

[jeeps84]

We already know it snows to much up there. :lol:

 

[Gas Man]

We already know it snows to much up there. :lol:

Damn right it does! :rant:

 

[Earlzach]

Yeah! IT's got a Hemi!!

 

[Gas Man]

Yeah! IT's got a Hemi!!

Sweet....can I borrow it! :lol:

 

[Mudpuppy]

wow that is a cool pic.. i think i will pass on the hemi blower - just like a dodge it will crap out right when you need it most..

 

[R1up0n1]

ahh we have already had snow in PA this year. My dads side of the family got 3" or so, and they are about 2 1/2 hours from me.

 

[Captain Morgan]

ahh we have already had snow in PA this year. My dads side of the family got 3" or so, and they are about 2 1/2 hours from me.

Ugh, that is too early in the year for snow, unless you live in, or near the mountains. I didn't mind the snow when I lived in Utah because I was close enough to the mountains that I could go skiing whenever I wanted. However, now that I live in Indiana, I don't like snow. There is nothing to do here in the winter so the snow is no fun.

 

[rworkman98]

I didn't mind the snow when I lived in Utah because I was close enough to the mountains that I could go skiing whenever I wanted.

:iagree: I only like snow when I'm skiing. Otherwise, I'd be happy to never see it.

 

[Gas Man]

I'm with ya Capt... snow sucks regardless!