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Odin2005

(53,521 posts) Thu Nov 22, 2012, 06:39 PM Nov 2012

UGH, here in Fargo winter always seems to blow in on Thanksgiving.

It seems like almost every year we get our first lasting snow within 2 days of turkey day. Right now the wind is howling and the snow is coming down is huge wet clumps.

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UGH, here in Fargo winter always seems to blow in on Thanksgiving. (Original Post) Odin2005 Nov 2012 OP

Perhaps it's the revenge of the Lakota. Ken Burch Nov 2012 #1

LMAO! Odin2005 Nov 2012 #2

High 60's down here in Mississippi...I wore shorts and a t-shirts to dinner at the neighbors.... Rowdyboy Nov 2012 #3

It was ~65F in Milw today. Not that it will last... HereSince1628 Nov 2012 #4

Ken Burch

(50,254 posts)

1. Perhaps it's the revenge of the Lakota.

Reply to Odin2005 (Original post)

Thu Nov 22, 2012, 06:51 PM

Nov 2012

n/t.

Odin2005

(53,521 posts)

2. LMAO!

Reply to Ken Burch (Reply #1)

Thu Nov 22, 2012, 06:52 PM

Nov 2012

Rowdyboy

(22,057 posts)

3. High 60's down here in Mississippi...I wore shorts and a t-shirts to dinner at the neighbors....

Reply to Odin2005 (Original post)

Thu Nov 22, 2012, 09:27 PM

Nov 2012

Of course our summers are straight out of hell but fall and winter is usually really nice.

Enjoy the snow!

HereSince1628

(36,063 posts)

4. It was ~65F in Milw today. Not that it will last...

Reply to Rowdyboy (Reply #3)

Thu Nov 22, 2012, 09:39 PM

Nov 2012

31F by Morning...high tomorrow ~33F then into the 20's

November freeze up settles in next week and before we know it 12 weeks will have passed it'll be spring and it'll be time to pack away the woolies.

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