Yes it is quite strange especially the ones that split down the middle from top to bottom. I will try to remember to get a few picture next time out.
Cheryl Nelson said:
They dried up and are easily damaged by the weight of the snow. It must be eerie to see such a thing.
Byron wilkins said:
Something happened here I have never heard of. After 3 years of drought and the trees are starving for water the snow is snaping them like twigs. When I go to town there are trees that look like a herd of dinosaurs went through them. every time I go to town there are fifty more piled on the ones from before. There is a state park near me with a chain link fence around it about 20 miles long and it has been about 25% destroyed by falling trees. Lots of firewood but you are not allowed to have any. Cheryl Nelson said:
Yeah, I like wunderground.com cuz I can get hourly forecasts. Not surprising if this storm had a little help. So far, no power blinks, but I'm sure with the weight something will give somewhere.
Byron wilkins said:
According to Dane whittington this is a man made storm. Yep a big 'un stay warm if you disappear we will know why. We have had 4 power outages this year from snow on trees. Wunderground is the most accurate for this area that is my choice.
Cheryl Nelson said:
Okay, finally got onto Wunderground.com. The hourly charts show the main event will be starting here after 2 p.m. today and go all night until about noon tomorrow, turning to snow showers after noon, and clearing up after 9 p.m. tomorrow night.
They dried up and are easily damaged by the weight of the snow. It must be eerie to see such a thing.
Byron wilkins said:
Something happened here I have never heard of. After 3 years of drought and the trees are starving for water the snow is snaping them like twigs. When I go to town there are trees that look like a herd of dinosaurs went through them. every time I go to town there are fifty more piled on the ones from before. There is a state park near me with a chain link fence around it about 20 miles long and it has been about 25% destroyed by falling trees. Lots of firewood but you are not allowed to have any. Cheryl Nelson said:
Yeah, I like wunderground.com cuz I can get hourly forecasts. Not surprising if this storm had a little help. So far, no power blinks, but I'm sure with the weight something will give somewhere.
Byron wilkins said:
According to Dane whittington this is a man made storm. Yep a big 'un stay warm if you disappear we will know why. We have had 4 power outages this year from snow on trees. Wunderground is the most accurate for this area that is my choice.
Cheryl Nelson said:
Okay, finally got onto Wunderground.com. The hourly charts show the main event will be starting here after 2 p.m. today and go all night until about noon tomorrow, turning to snow showers after noon, and clearing up after 9 p.m. tomorrow night.
Something happened here I have never heard of. After 3 years of drought and the trees are starving for water the snow is snaping them like twigs. When I go to town there are trees that look like a herd of dinosaurs went through them. every time I go to town there are fifty more piled on the ones from before. There is a state park near me with a chain link fence around it about 20 miles long and it has been about 25% destroyed by falling trees. Lots of firewood but you are not allowed to have any. Cheryl Nelson said:
Yeah, I like wunderground.com cuz I can get hourly forecasts. Not surprising if this storm had a little help. So far, no power blinks, but I'm sure with the weight something will give somewhere.
Byron wilkins said:
According to Dane whittington this is a man made storm. Yep a big 'un stay warm if you disappear we will know why. We have had 4 power outages this year from snow on trees. Wunderground is the most accurate for this area that is my choice.
Cheryl Nelson said:
Okay, finally got onto Wunderground.com. The hourly charts show the main event will be starting here after 2 p.m. today and go all night until about noon tomorrow, turning to snow showers after noon, and clearing up after 9 p.m. tomorrow night.
Yeah, I like wunderground.com cuz I can get hourly forecasts. Not surprising if this storm had a little help. So far, no power blinks, but I'm sure with the weight something will give somewhere.
Byron wilkins said:
According to Dane whittington this is a man made storm. Yep a big 'un stay warm if you disappear we will know why. We have had 4 power outages this year from snow on trees. Wunderground is the most accurate for this area that is my choice.
Cheryl Nelson said:
Okay, finally got onto Wunderground.com. The hourly charts show the main event will be starting here after 2 p.m. today and go all night until about noon tomorrow, turning to snow showers after noon, and clearing up after 9 p.m. tomorrow night.
According to Dane whittington this is a man made storm. Yep a big 'un stay warm if you disappear we will know why. We have had 4 power outages this year from snow on trees. Wunderground is the most accurate for this area that is my choice.
Cheryl Nelson said:
Okay, finally got onto Wunderground.com. The hourly charts show the main event will be starting here after 2 p.m. today and go all night until about noon tomorrow, turning to snow showers after noon, and clearing up after 9 p.m. tomorrow night.
Replies
There is actually too many trees in most places this is happening.
Cheryl Nelson said:
It pretty much has stopped here, though snow showers are predicted from noon to 6 p.m.
Yes, I'd like to see it. I suppose that means that trees need to be replanted to take their place.
Byron wilkins said:
Snowzilla: National Guard In D.C., United Airlines Flight Rolls Off...
Yes it is quite strange especially the ones that split down the middle from top to bottom. I will try to remember to get a few picture next time out.
Cheryl Nelson said:
They dried up and are easily damaged by the weight of the snow. It must be eerie to see such a thing.
Byron wilkins said:
Something happened here I have never heard of. After 3 years of drought and the trees are starving for water the snow is snaping them like twigs. When I go to town there are trees that look like a herd of dinosaurs went through them. every time
I go to town there are fifty more piled on the ones from before. There is a state park near me with a chain link fence around it about 20 miles long and it has been about 25% destroyed by falling trees. Lots of firewood but you are not allowed to have any.
Cheryl Nelson said:
Yeah, I like wunderground.com cuz I can get hourly forecasts. Not surprising if this storm had a little help. So far, no power blinks, but I'm sure with the weight something will give somewhere.
Byron wilkins said:
According to Dane whittington this is a man made storm. Yep a big 'un stay warm if you disappear we will know why. We have had 4 power outages this year from snow on trees. Wunderground is the most accurate for this area that is my choice.
Cheryl Nelson said:
-
1
-
2
of 2 Next