Post: Winter Storm covers most of US
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12-06-2013, 07:28 PM
#1
Ace
Former Staff Member
On Friday, it was colder in Dallas (26 degrees) than in Anchorage, Alaska, (34 degrees).
Those areas are in the bull's-eye of a treacherous ice storm, threatening to coat everything in its path with up to an inch of frozen water.
Ice is slippery, but also heavy. It tends to bring down tree limbs and power lines when accumulations get thick.
What you guys think?
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Those areas are in the bull's-eye of a treacherous ice storm, threatening to coat everything in its path with up to an inch of frozen water.
Ice is slippery, but also heavy. It tends to bring down tree limbs and power lines when accumulations get thick.
What you guys think?
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12-06-2013, 08:22 PM
#2
ATypicalSe7en
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12-06-2013, 09:15 PM
#4
Toke
PC Master Race
Originally posted by AceProne
On Friday, it was colder in Dallas (26 degrees) than in Anchorage, Alaska, (34 degrees).
Those areas are in the bull's-eye of a treacherous ice storm, threatening to coat everything in its path with up to an inch of frozen water.
Ice is slippery, but also heavy. It tends to bring down tree limbs and power lines when accumulations get thick.
What you guys think?
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Those areas are in the bull's-eye of a treacherous ice storm, threatening to coat everything in its path with up to an inch of frozen water.
Ice is slippery, but also heavy. It tends to bring down tree limbs and power lines when accumulations get thick.
What you guys think?
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You can tell you guys are from Texas, common sense could tell you ice is heavier than water
12-06-2013, 10:26 PM
#8
Inferno_Ace
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