Just kiddin bud. Don't get all butt-hurt. BTW, the sky is still blue.
5800+ posts here and yet to be mad. Besides we’re both born in 07 so we’re like brothers.
Snow in Denver
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5800+ posts here and yet to be mad. Besides we’re both born in 07 so we’re like brothers.
Thornton checking in, work from home so I don't get to have a snow day.
Hey Slayer, my mother-in-law lives in Westcliffe and we visit there once in a blue moon. Where do you shoot pool, anywhere halfway decent in town?
Here in East Denver I got 16” in my front yard. Streets look ok though. Winter storm
warning ends in about 2 hours. I heard 3 ft in some places west of the city.
It always amazed me though, I know people that can’t make it to work when we 6” in the
city, left this morning and are skiing Keystone or Copper as I type this, no problem.
Me? I’d rather be on the beach. No one ever hurt their back shoveling sunshine
warning ends in about 2 hours. I heard 3 ft in some places west of the city.
It always amazed me though, I know people that can’t make it to work when we 6” in the
city, left this morning and are skiing Keystone or Copper as I type this, no problem.
Me? I’d rather be on the beach. No one ever hurt their back shoveling sunshine
The city and suburbs are a mile high but we are not in the mountains.
The foothills are just west of the city.
The big mountains are west of the foothills.
24 " in Boulder is not an exaggeration.
I just measured the snow at my place.
17"
Other amounts around town are similar.
It's stopped but could start again? Maybe.
17"
Other amounts around town are similar.
It's stopped but could start again? Maybe.
Wow just think about smow remind me what I moved to Desert, last snow that stuck were I live was 1998, it was a dusting, no big deal.
