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Re: Allan did you get dug out?
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Posted by Glen in TX on December 30, 2006 at 14:06:19 from (208.246.9.122):
In Reply to: Re: Allan did you get dug out? posted by Keith-OR on December 30, 2006 at 08:51:41:
Well Keith the tv and radio guys didn't get any snow apparently. After I got done shoveling and measuring it was more like 5-6" here too and drifted 3ft. or more. Belen may get more and that thing moved off toward Las Vegas NM now. NM probably needs lots more snow to get the ski season going and been hurting the last few years. Snow mobiles dont go too well in the blown off bare muddy spots and cactus is kind of hard them too. This storm was not a big one for us by no means either. Cattle still digging thru finding something to graze around but when it goes 15-20 days of haying that's a big storm here.
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