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<blockquote data-quote="dean nelson" data-source="post: 251701" data-attributes="member: 1305"><p>No question 1 storm could change the whole thing in a big hurry. Take for instance that monster coming up our Direction right now Wednesday night into Thursday. Now if Bismarck were to suddenly get that storm like the area Southwest of Pierre is set to get that would instantly make the drifts at least probably on par with comparable to 97 since they're talking 20 + inches of snow and winds over 60. This year has just been completely weird in the fact that up until this last storm we really haven't even had a storm it's just these little 2 to 3 inch drops that just start to add up over time. Adeno temps high enough to melt anything and not only do you get a fair bit of snow in your yard but you get people that are starting to get a little bit grumpy at the snow in the yard. I myself am extremely curious to see how this next storm works out because even four or five inches of snow with 50 mile an hour winds with this much snow already on the ground is going to blow around like a son of a b**** and it's going to be far more impactful than it would normally be if we didn't have so much snow already here.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="dean nelson, post: 251701, member: 1305"] No question 1 storm could change the whole thing in a big hurry. Take for instance that monster coming up our Direction right now Wednesday night into Thursday. Now if Bismarck were to suddenly get that storm like the area Southwest of Pierre is set to get that would instantly make the drifts at least probably on par with comparable to 97 since they're talking 20 + inches of snow and winds over 60. This year has just been completely weird in the fact that up until this last storm we really haven't even had a storm it's just these little 2 to 3 inch drops that just start to add up over time. Adeno temps high enough to melt anything and not only do you get a fair bit of snow in your yard but you get people that are starting to get a little bit grumpy at the snow in the yard. I myself am extremely curious to see how this next storm works out because even four or five inches of snow with 50 mile an hour winds with this much snow already on the ground is going to blow around like a son of a b**** and it's going to be far more impactful than it would normally be if we didn't have so much snow already here. [/QUOTE]

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