Going out to shovel after the noon news, 
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It reminds me of when I lived in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. Around there we didn’t consider it a significant snowfall unless it was at least 8-10 inches. That area averaged 245 inches of snowfall per year.
I’m guessing you get even more snow than that, though.
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It was hot outside yesterday at my house
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Above average temperatures here, mid 80s. It is like summer without the tourist.
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Hasn’t hit Manitoba yet. Here’s hoping
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We have had over a foot of snow and they are bringing in snow removal equipment from other cities to help
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I love snow. I’m living in the wrong state lol
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Where do you live, @Mountainman ?
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Alberta Canada …
i so envy u have snow in greece we have mild winters only in northen parts of greece it snows.
hope every winter to have snow in athens .
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If I knew it, I forgot that you lived in the UP. We got a dusting of snow in Copper Harbor so far. But of course, more is coming!
@Mountainman - what a rough way to start out the season. I am assuming this isn’t normal for you, at least this early?
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I love the snow too!
The scary thing though is that there may be a mini ice age in the 2030’s so we may all soon be covered in snow this time of year too.
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We shattered all records for this date for snowfall and its still coming down, will be till about 3 am, roads are a mess and yes its way to early for this much winter
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Is this normal to snow this time of year where you live?
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Nevermind they didn’t read the other post
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Right on, I lived in the Keweenaw as well, in Houghton, did my undergrad at Michigan Tech. Such a great school, I loved it there. 
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We got 14 to 17 inches in the city , depending on where you live, what a mess