by "this is not matt farah's foxbodymiata" (fantastic-mr-foxbody)
Published 02/27/2017 at 20:09
by "this is not matt farah's foxbodymiata" (fantastic-mr-foxbody)
Published 02/27/2017 at 20:09
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Me: I wonder why I keep seeing #thundersnow on twitter, surely it can be that crazy out
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"Arch Duke Maxyenko, Shit Talk Extraordinaire" (arch-duke-maxyenko)
02/27/2017 at 20:12, STARS: 3
"Eric @ opposite-lock.com" (theyrerolling)
02/27/2017 at 20:16, STARS: 0
It’s such a thing that my wife keeps pinging me about being careful due to it. Apparently this is a super rare thing here.
"this is not matt farah's foxbodymiata" (fantastic-mr-foxbody)
02/27/2017 at 20:32, STARS: 0
I guess? Seems like not that unusual to have rain and lightening at the same time, it’s just a bit colder. All I know is all we got by my house is a light dusting of white stuff. Maybe it just hasn’t made it this far south yet
"Matt Nichelson" (whoismatt)
02/27/2017 at 20:38, STARS: 2
Thundersnow is actually very rare, and even more so for that area of the country. Essentially a thunderstorm with snow as the primary precipitation, thundersnow is usually seen around the Great Lakes region of the US and in the Midwest and can also be accompanied with hail. Few people will ever witness it if they are not from those areas. March is usually the peak month, but even puring peak times it is seen less than 10 times a year across the continental US.
"PowderHound" (PowderHound)
02/27/2017 at 21:21, STARS: 0
Never knew this was a thing until coming to Utah.
"Spaceball-Two" (spaceball-two)
02/27/2017 at 22:08, STARS: 0
I saw some at my office in Kirkland. Today’s weather was nutty.
"this is not matt farah's foxbodymiata" (fantastic-mr-foxbody)
02/28/2017 at 04:46, STARS: 1
Hmm, I had no idea. Cool!