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[vswingfield]

How’s everyone making out? There was no precipitation at all this morning. It started to accumulate around 11:00am and this was about 2:30. Little Rock is getting its share of winter weather this time. You can certainly tell which Airstream has the heat on.

[overlander64]

Greetings Vaughan!

Our snow started about 3:30 a.m. as very light flurries with about 1.5" accumulating by 7:00 a.m. It has been an interesting day -- about half of our schools didn't open this morning, but the others were in-session today. The school where I teach dismissed at Noon -- concern was icy side roads where the buses must operate.

We made it through most of the winter with little indication that it was winter -- that is until we approached mid-February. We had back-to-back ice storms about a week apart. The first was far worse than the second, with many people in our area being without electricity for five or six days -- we considered ourselves fortunate as our electricity was off less than twelve hours.

We only have one week of school left before our spring break -- I had planned to get the Airstream out for an early spring expedition, but I am not sure that the weather is going to cooperate.

Kevin

[HiHoAgRV]

the freezing mix is just starting here in Vicksburg. The only effect likely here is a rush on the grocery stores and drivers loosing all common sense.

[vswingfield]

Originally Posted by overlander64

Greetings Vaughan!

Our snow started about 3:30 a.m. as very light flurries with about 1.5" accumulating by 7:00 a.m. It has been an interesting day -- about half of our schools didn't open this morning, but the others were in-session today. The school where I teach dismissed at Noon -- concern was icy side roads where the buses must operate.

We made it through most of the winter with little indication that it was winter -- that is until we approached mid-February. We had back-to-back ice storms about a week apart. The first was far worse than the second, with many people in our area being without electricity for five or six days -- we considered ourselves fortunate as our electricity was off less than twelve hours.

We only have one week of school left before our spring break -- I had planned to get the Airstream out for an early spring expedition, but I am not sure that the weather is going to cooperate.

Kevin

Hi Kevin,

The University of Arkansas at Little Rock, where I work, closes whenever the Little Rock School District closes. We had snow and sleet Tuesday and nothing closed. It did clear off by that afternoon. When I got up this morning, there was nothing so I didn’t even check. Just went in to work. There was only 1 car in the parking lot.

As you can see from the photo, it looks like the right decision. The roads are definitely slick. I spun most of the way up the slight hill to get to my place. It’s a steeper on the other side from where I stood to take the picture, but it is in no way a big hill.

[Airhog1]

Man it's cold here...and snowy!

G

Click pics to enlarge!

[vswingfield]

Hi Gene,

Looks like we have more south of LR than you do. See http://www.airforums.com/forums/f161...her-40233.html.

[Jimarq]

Gene:

I'd be more than happy to store one of those Classics (around a 28-30 foot) in my driveway for you for awhile. It's pretty here in Texas this afternoon (it wasn't yesterday).

- m

[Airhog1]

m,

I CAN arrange that!

G

[fotochop]

it snows south of the Mason-Dixon line?

those new trailers are WIIIIIIIIIDE... how d'yall tow 'em down the street anyway? I bet yall give a free "wide load" sign with every new purchase! My next door neighbor just bought 28 acres near "Yurikka Springs" and said I can boondock there anytime...I'm gonna drive over and visit next time I'm up. also: a band I had many years is doing its annual reunion gig this jazzfest: The Bush Hogs.. sooooooooooey...

[soldiermedic]

What about your Airhog Sovereign?

Is it buried too?

Steve

[Airhog1]

Come see us Rick...I'll give you one of those wide trailers and sell you a very expensive wide load sign!

G

[Airhog1]

Originally Posted by soldiermedic

What about your Airhog Sovereign?

Is it buried too?

Steve

Have not had a chance to look at it today...I delivered a new 25' International in the heavy snow today...that was fun!

G

[ROBERT CROSS]

Originally Posted by Airhog1

Man it's cold here...and snowy!

G

Click pics to enlarge!

YES IT'S IN N.Y.

[vswingfield]

Originally Posted by ROBERT CROSS

YES IT'S IN N.Y.

Ok Robert,

That is definitely a superior pile of snow.

[ROBERT CROSS]

THIS IS WINTER WEATHER IN N.Y.

[clancy_boy]

Originally Posted by ROBERT CROSS

THIS IS WINTER WEATHER IN N.Y.

Nice View - I'll stay in Mississippi........

[eubank]

The storm passed us a couple of days ago. We got about a foot and a half of the dreaded white stuff out of it. Added to what we already had, and given some drifting in the wind, the snow is about 5 to 7 deep feet near the house, and 7 to 9 feet near the garage.

I could use some sunshine and warm temps!


Lynn

[azflycaster]

Originally Posted by ROBERT CROSS

THIS IS WINTER WEATHER IN N.Y.

Thank you for reminding me why I left New York!
It was 73 degrees today in Phoenix, but it will be warming up soon.

[ROBERT CROSS]

Originally Posted by azflycaster

Thank you for reminding me why I left New York!
It was 73 degrees today in Phoenix, but it will be warming up soon.

Yes but it's DRY cold

[rmpray]

I got my snow fix in Maine last month...now I am ready for the sixties, seventies this weekend