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Seattle Snow Jan. 15, 2012
Posted on January 15th, 2012
by The Weatherman in Weather
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3 users commented on " Seattle Snow Jan. 15, 2012 "
Follow-up comment rss or Leave a TrackbackMuch more of this, & I bet you’ll be thinking about moving back to 180-G!
I’m afraid I’m here for life and a day later there was more snow and then an ice storm.
Can you explain the recent heavy snowstorms in the Seattle area? The past couple of years there have been many, & I thought this was an area that didn’t usually get snow. I live in the midwest, where this sort of thing is commonplace; but we don’t have terrain that includes steep hills, which I’m sure makes for extra treacherous driving. Don’t go out during a snowstorm!