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Environment & Energy

nitpicker

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Reply to question everything (Reply #3)

Thu Mar 22, 2018, 04:36 AM

Mar 2018

The predicted date of peak cherry blossoms got pushed back by the cold weather, not predicted to be around the end of March.

Hopefully, the weather hasn't taked out too many of the blossoms.

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Snow in Washington DC..3/21/18...predicted 10 inches of snow??? [View all] Stuart G Mar 2018 OP

its supposed to end 1 pm ish? that a lot of snow in such a short time. samnsara Mar 2018 #1

In Colorado where I live, we had 4" in 3 hours on Sunday. beveeheart Mar 2018 #2

Once..I think it was April 1, in the late 70s..we had 10 to 12 inches in one day. Stuart G Mar 2018 #4

What happened to the Cherry Blossoms? (nt) question everything Mar 2018 #3

I do not know...who knows?.....The shadow knows...........!!!!(that if from an old radio show) Stuart G Mar 2018 #5

An answer nitpicker Mar 2018 #8

It's a case of Hell freezing over. n/t NNadir Mar 2018 #6

Hell froze over the day this idiot became president....??? Stuart G Mar 2018 #7

There's much more information about the snowfall in DC here: mahatmakanejeeves Mar 2018 #9