[Ansteorra] ATTENTION - Possible Blizzard Saturday

[Sher M]

We had snow at GW Sunday morning.
Didn't stick but it was SNOW and not rain.

Sher Montgomery & The Thundering Herd
www.bedlambazaar.com
http://thethunderingherd.net

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From: "Daria" <benninggirl at yahoo.com>
Sent: Thursday, March 18, 2010 5:47 PM
To: " Inc.Kingdom of Ansteorra - SCA" <ansteorra at lists.ansteorra.org>
Subject: Re: [Ansteorra] ATTENTION - Possible Blizzard Saturday

> It's my fault. I had my pool opened today. 
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> Murphy's Law says it has to snow and sleet and go below freezing.
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> Pray forgive me,
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> Daria
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> http://www.brokenspit.com
> "I'm just here for the Food" Jacqueline De Ghent, Ever After (1998)
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> --- On Thu, 3/18/10, SBarrett <barrett1 at cox.net> wrote:
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>> To those in Northern Ansteorra and away at War.
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>> Be aware - there is a distinct possibility of a blizzard
>> hitting the Oklahoma area Saturday afternoon through Sunday
>> Morning.
>> High winds, significant drifts, road closures and power
>> outages in many areas are possible.
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>> Some news stations predicting 4-6 inches in Norman...
>> 6-10 inches in Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Guthrie and Stillwater
>> and surrounding areas, as well as locations further west.
>> Drifts of 2-3 feet possible with wind chills below
>> freezing, and wind speeds at 45 mph, gusting higher.
>> 
>> Be aware - snowfall amount forecasts are subject to radical
>> change as the storm approaches, and snowfall predictions can
>> be off in either direction by numerous inches.
>> 
>> Stay aware of weather forecasts, read numerous sources for
>> a more thorough understanding of the weather, and make plans
>> accordingly for return travel this weekend.
>> This storm may be a slight sprinkling of snow - it could be
>> a record-breaker. Weather forecasts are leaning toward more
>> extreme forecasts so as to prepare the area should the worst
>> happen.
>> 
>> Be safe, stay in touch with loved ones, make sure you have
>> plenty of gas before hitting the central, western and
>> northern areas of Oklahoma.
>> 
>> Your Friend,
>> ~Finnacan
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