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01-21-2022, 07:28 AM #1Senior Member
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Ice and Snow on The Gulf ?
Local weather folks here showed a band of pink stuff om radar down there. Is it snowing or sleeting there ?
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If it happened, I slept through it. I'm in Grove Hill, Clarke County. When I looked out of the window just now, all I saw were birds on the feeder and a couple of deer. Now that I think about it, I may be so far out in the woods that it doesn't know it's supposed to snow?!.
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I live in Daphne, Eastern Shore of Mobile Bay, and I felt sleet and saw tiny, tiny flakes of snow when I walked the dog at 8:00 am. I thought this was supposed to be paradise!
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Radar-indicated precipitation often does not reach the ground, depending on other conditions.
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