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Vegas got eight inches of snow.
- Thread starter Veliladon
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That's nothing, I got:
You must be in Arizona because that's a place that gets more than a foot of snow now.
ha ha what ever happened to global warming am I right? checkmate
Also, unrelated of course, but the impending food shortage due to inhospitable temperature changes is really impacting the supply chain.
Also, unrelated of course, but the impending food shortage due to inhospitable temperature changes is really impacting the supply chain.
Hey Vegas... are you all ok? That half inch is murder.
Concerned east coaster who just got 6 inches of snow, and a quarter inch of ice.
Concerned east coaster who just got 6 inches of snow, and a quarter inch of ice.
You think that's bad. Canada has massive amounts of forest that cause more greenhouse gases than they reduce. That's how bad our forest fires are. We don't even include the forest figures when we release our greenhouse gas figures total.
Jesus, that's in Vegas? Does this occasionally happen? As in like once every 10-20 years?It's way more than half an inch where I live, and it's still snowing.
Where at? I'm assuming on the mountains. I'm in Mesa, and its been nothing but rain all night/morning.
I've never seen it anywhere near this much. Once every five years or so there's a light dusting that sticks to plants for half a day, but this is the first time I've actually seen any stick to the ground.
Oh it was raining. Anthem specifically. But it wasn't too bad with a hoodie and jogging pants. My face was cold but that's about it.
As for the snow, North of Black Canyon city.
When I was in Vegas in December, I could NOT believe how cold it got! I've only been in the summer, when 11PM at night still meant disgustingly hot outside, which already was weird to me (not used to desert weather...) It dipped kinda close to freezing, but not quite there. So weird to see so much snow!
In the Bay Area, we actually still have snow caps on this highest hills, which is also kinda weird to see. Hail the other day, but that happens for a few minutes, like, once a year. Weather be nuts this year!
In the Bay Area, we actually still have snow caps on this highest hills, which is also kinda weird to see. Hail the other day, but that happens for a few minutes, like, once a year. Weather be nuts this year!
Any particularly unusual area? Northern Arizona, like Flagstaff is higher in elevation than say Phoenix. I visited twice in 2012 in the summer and winter, and the temperature difference between both cities was like 30-40 degrees. Flagstaff and further up at the Grand Canyon were covered in snow.
https://www.lasvegasnow.com/news/local-news/snowstorm-hits-las-vegas-valley/1798987883
This is crazy. As a Vegas resident for 20 years, this has never happened. According to AP, this is the first time since people started recording weather patterns in Vegas (1937) that there's been enough snowfall in the metro area to take measurements.
This is crazy. As a Vegas resident for 20 years, this has never happened. According to AP, this is the first time since people started recording weather patterns in Vegas (1937) that there's been enough snowfall in the metro area to take measurements.
The low last night was supposed to be at 22.
It's still coming down in summerlin right now.
I've probably live in Vegas 20+ years and can honestly say I've never experienced snow.
It's unreal
Lately it's low-mid 30s so super cold to us. Hoping this is it, as next week is projected to be 60s already
It's unreal
Lately it's low-mid 30s so super cold to us. Hoping this is it, as next week is projected to be 60s already
That's wild and i'm sure can't be good for local wildlife.
Is that kind of low temps abnormal during winter or no?
Edit: 8 inches of snow is a lot for anywhere let alone for Vegas! God damn!
https://www.lasvegasnow.com/news/local-news/snowstorm-hits-las-vegas-valley/1798987883
This is crazy. As a Vegas resident for 20 years, this has never happened. According to AP, this is the first time since people started recording weather patterns in Vegas (1937) that there's been enough snowfall in the metro area to take measurements.
Damn, can we request a title change? That's significantly more than half an inch. That's a legit fucking snowstorm!
It's abnormal. Normally our lows only get into the mid 30s-low 40s this time of year. Like, we're usually already headed towards spring in the last half of February.
