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I just read that Al Gore said it was all due to global warming: http://blog.algore.com/2011/02/an_answer_for_bill.html

given enough time he'll convince you up is down

Originally Posted by Kiwidreamer

What's that white stuff, don't get any of that here..looks nice..

Maybe we could send you some we wouldn't miss it

Gore's so full of BS it's pathetic.

Its 6.30pm,,,and we had quite a nice day down here...Just watched the snow and ice on the news that you guys up in Illinois and they are saying that Kansas and Missouri are getting a pile more too..Clogged freeways,trucks sleeping on their sideson the highways,etc..
Charlie,,put some of your snow in a big box and send it to Ross[kiwidreamer]..I will make sure he gets to see it up close...
Be careful up there you guys [and gal]

Originally Posted by IC2

I just read that Al Gore said it was all due to global warming

The heck with Gore, I'm going with "PHIL" - at least he has a 40% accuracy record !

Sounds good to me! Got to trust Phil more the Al..

DUNKIRK, NY (WBFO) - Sleet and snow made for an interesting morning for two famous ground hogs forecasters. Nationally, in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania, Phil emerged around dawn. It was his 125th annual weather prediction and Punxsutawney Phil did not see his shadow, predicting an early spring.

Phil made his prediction before thousands who braved the stormy conditions at Gobbler's Knob. In his years of predictions, Phil has spotted his shadow 98-times, but not Wednesday.

But here in Western New York, we have our own friendly rodent predictor -- Dunkirk Dave. The Dunkirk ground hog is considered the world's second longest predictor.

At about 7:30 a.m. Wednesday, Dave emerged from his hole in Dunkirk, NY. He didn't see his shadow either. His handler, Bob Will of Dunkirk tells WBFO News that means Dave is predicting early spring weather.

"The ground hog did not see his shadow. There was no sun," said Will.

"It started to rain. This was about 7:30 this morning in Dunkirk, very heavy rain, and it was below freezing. So it was very unusual, never happen before on ground hog day, and I had to call for an umbrella to hold over everybody out there over the ground hog because everything was getting soaked....including the food...I know some people were going to say well that's going to give you a false reading... but we got the reading before we put the umbrella over him," said Will.

This was Dunkirk Dave's 59th prediction. But through the years, there have been several different Dunkirk Dave's that Will has cared for. His favorite treat was a granola bar.

"This morning he was very calm and walked around, eat different cookies and cereal we had out there. He had a good old time," said Will.

Dunkirk Dave has had a 90% plus accuracy.

Punxsutawney Phil for President...

Buttttttt - not too many miles from either Phil or Dave..........

Weathers a bit raw for camping isnt it Dave??
Hey,does this mean the first NASCAR race will see chains on the cars??

Originally Posted by lamin8r

Weathers a bit raw for camping isnt it Dave??
Hey,does this mean the first NASCAR race will see chains on the cars??

Not too bad for camping - lots of propane, a bit of internal anti freeze.......

Daytona 500 - 17 days 23 hours plus. Maybe the one Tasmanian will do well this year(Marcos Ambrose) with a decent ride

My day is done after installing a later model radiator all things are now working Driveway clear

Originally Posted by stovens

DUNKIRK, NY (WBFO) - Sleet and snow made for an interesting morning for two famous ground hogs forecasters. Nationally, in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania, Phil emerged around dawn. It was his 125th annual weather prediction and Punxsutawney Phil did not see his shadow, predicting an early spring.

Phil made his prediction before thousands who braved the stormy conditions at Gobbler's Knob. In his years of predictions, Phil has spotted his shadow 98-times, but not Wednesday.

But here in Western New York, we have our own friendly rodent predictor -- Dunkirk Dave. The Dunkirk ground hog is considered the world's second longest predictor.

At about 7:30 a.m. Wednesday, Dave emerged from his hole in Dunkirk, NY. He didn't see his shadow either. His handler, Bob Will of Dunkirk tells WBFO News that means Dave is predicting early spring weather.

"The ground hog did not see his shadow. There was no sun," said Will.

"It started to rain. This was about 7:30 this morning in Dunkirk, very heavy rain, and it was below freezing. So it was very unusual, never happen before on ground hog day, and I had to call for an umbrella to hold over everybody out there over the ground hog because everything was getting soaked....including the food...I know some people were going to say well that's going to give you a false reading... but we got the reading before we put the umbrella over him," said Will.

This was Dunkirk Dave's 59th prediction. But through the years, there have been several different Dunkirk Dave's that Will has cared for. His favorite treat was a granola bar.

"This morning he was very calm and walked around, eat different cookies and cereal we had out there. He had a good old time," said Will.

Dunkirk Dave has had a 90% plus accuracy.

i live thirty miles north of dunkirk ny, in buffalo and had sleet about 7'30 and by noon i could not see my end of my hood on my truck ,it was snowing sideways ,,f##$##$%% rodent should be on the menue next week a millies resturant next week ,

we did get some snow mail box is just about missing in the snow bank bills will just have to sit in there to spring