Posted by Willy-N on Friday, November 04, 2005 at 9:42AM :
In Reply to: Willy-N posted by Dave on Friday, November 04, 2005 at 7:16AM :
I live in Okanogan, Eastern Washington. A real good winter is about 4+ ft of snow we have got 5-6+ feet in the olden days but you know globel warming and the ice age leaving has modified the winters a little. We still get 8-10 ft drifts on the edges of the buildings and low spots on the roads if the wind picks up at the right times. Normaly the snow fall is 2-3 ft or so. Mark H.