Weather Poll: White Stuff

Another day, another snowfall. Sigh. Thus, a poll:

Snow, even in springtime, is depressingly, boringly, classical, so you may choose one and only one option, not a quantum superposition of multiple answers.

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You're missing my actual choice: a reason to move!

Not in New England, but in the Midwest. It's snowing here too.
Fucking 6-month-long midwestern winters...

By Anonymous (not verified) on 01 Apr 2011 #permalink

Meanwhile, it's sunny and 8*C here in Ottawa, Ontario.

...

By Christopher (not verified) on 01 Apr 2011 #permalink

My real choice would have been "nothing to think twice about". In Edmonton, Alberta snow in late april is pretty common and even in may happens enough not to get to worked up over.

April 4th 2001 in Bath.

Not just a light powdering.

Hm. A bit cold here for this time of year, but nothing unusual.

PS: I'm in Russia.

By Alex Besogonov (not verified) on 01 Apr 2011 #permalink

Just one of the joys of living in Calgary. Hell, we've had snow on August first. And that was no joke, either.ma