35-45 cm of snow

Post by **Bass Addict** » Thu Dec 09, 2010 8:03 pm

i'm guessing there is somewhat of a chance we'll get snow from now until sometime in May

Post by **MLR** » Fri Dec 10, 2010 8:04 am

Bass Addict wrote:i'm guessing there is somewhat of a chance we'll get snow from now until sometime in May

I hope it isn't snowing when you take me out on the trout opener in the spring.

Post by **cprince** » Fri Dec 10, 2010 9:06 am

MLR wrote:
Bass Addict wrote:i'm guessing there is somewhat of a chance we'll get snow from now until sometime in May
I hope it isn't snowing when you take me out on the trout opener in the spring.

Don't worry... I will leave the "Snow" tires from Bangladesh on the Impala until May!

Besides... Paul will still be busy pulling deer meat out of the grill of his car!

Craig

Post by **Raydar** » Fri Dec 10, 2010 1:24 pm

It's going to be a great year I think joco for the snowshoes. I can't wait to put on my new snowshoes to walk into a lake and be lucky enough to get some fish. There's nothing like being outside enjoying whatever mother earth can throw at me.

MMMMM, I can taste the fish now.

Won't be long hawkers,

Raydar

Post by **joco** » Fri Dec 10, 2010 2:15 pm

raydar..one thing is sher the people in london ontario with the 180 cm they got since last sunday need snowshoe to get out ..wow.

snowshoer dreams.

joco

Post by **Raydar** » Sat Dec 11, 2010 1:11 pm

Wow is right. It would be like in the old day when my dad needed them to get to school, ha, ha. Plus they still have all winter to go. Looks like it might be rain now for us

. O well it will come.

Raydar

Post by **Bass Addict** » Sat Dec 11, 2010 1:42 pm

The latest..........

'' DEPENDING '' on the temperature , we could either get rain , snow , freezing rain , sleet, light drizzle , wet snow , plain old dry snow etc etc

Its too bad the weather people can't predict the temperature 24 hours in advance

Post by **plncrzy** » Sat Dec 11, 2010 1:51 pm

Bass Addict wrote:The latest..........

'' DEPENDING '' on the temperature , we could either get rain , snow , freezing rain , sleet, light drizzle , wet snow , plain old dry snow etc etc

Its too bad the weather people can't predict the temperaure 24 hours in advance

ALWAYS trying to antagonize... youre such a BA....

Post by **Bass Addict** » Sat Dec 11, 2010 2:29 pm

plncrzy wrote:
Bass Addict wrote:The latest..........

'' DEPENDING '' on the temperature , we could either get rain , snow , freezing rain , sleet, light drizzle , wet snow , plain old dry snow etc etc

Its too bad the weather people can't predict the temperaure 24 hours in advance
ALWAYS trying to antagonize... youre such a BA....

BA ponders for a second...

Looks like i'm getting singled out for Voicing my opinion again

Post by **Fishing 24/7** » Sun Dec 12, 2010 10:03 am

only thing i know is that when you live in the mountains... you get MORE snow.... we have almost 10 '' here in wakefield mount.

Post by **matcole** » Sun Dec 12, 2010 10:06 am

almontefisher wrote:Pakenham, Almonte and Appleton are frozen over with I am sure a good 1" of ice but still not safe. Made the drive to Arnprior this morning and on the way back saw the ice

The miss lake is starting to freeze over right across as well in some spots.....Soon boy's soon.

*********IT IS NOT SAFE ICE YET ALL SO BE PATIENT***************

White lake was covered in a layer of ice south of the village. still no where near thick enough though

Post by **Dore** » Sun Dec 12, 2010 11:30 am

Bass Addict wrote:The latest..........

'' DEPENDING '' on the temperature , we could either get rain , snow , freezing rain , sleet, light drizzle , wet snow , plain old dry snow etc etc

Its too bad the weather people can't predict the temperature 24 hours in advance

True I never rely on the weather Channel or anything In fact when it comes to this I lost to many days of activities relying on there BS !

Post by **cprince** » Sun Dec 12, 2010 1:02 pm

While I am not immune to rolling my eyes at "Updated" forecasts that invariably wreck my best laid plans... BUT...

It is the most thankless of professions that saves lives.

Police, firemen, cost guard, nurses, doctors, paramedics, soldiers... hell even some hockey prognosticators get singled out as heroes quite readily. Meteorologists saves lives probably more frequently than any one of them... other than Doctors I suppose... and they get nothing but grief.

I wouldn't want to be one.

Always the stick never the carrot from the public.

Never a calendar of Meteorologists... never a TV show... and that Will Ferrel movie was a travesty.

We never say a word when they are right on... but do we ever kvetch when they mess up.

Just a different perspective.

BA... I'll bet you have stripped a bolt at work from time to time, but you didn't have an audience ragging on you for it.

Dore - I'll bet you have let some sort of serial killer rapist into the country... but do we complain?

Me..? I have sheered my share of sheep incorrectly and had the other farm animals make fun of them until it grew back in... but the Scotsman said nothing when he came to visit on Saturday nights... (I don't think he even noticed...)

Craig

Post by **highlander** » Sun Dec 12, 2010 1:14 pm

cprince wrote:...... the Scotsman said nothing when he came to visit on Saturday nights... (I don't think he even noticed...)

What was that about a Scotsman?

Ian (the Scotsman) MacLeod

-- remind me next time I see you that I've got a funny joke about a dude named MacLeod -- it never gets old.

Post by **cprince** » Sun Dec 12, 2010 1:32 pm

highlander wrote:
cprince wrote:...... the Scotsman said nothing when he came to visit on Saturday nights... (I don't think he even noticed...)
What was that about a Scotsman?

Ian (the Scotsman) MacLeod

-- remind me next time I see you that I've got a funny joke about a dude named MacLeod -- it never gets old.

Why do you think I wear Orange on St-Patrick's day? Wilson-Gunn- Russell here... Black Watch Cadets in MTL from 13 to 16 years old! Some guy named Shamus screaming at me for three years in a kilt!!!

Craig