What's that weird plant that collapses at the beginning of the clip?

Poor teddy bear

>> ^demon_ix:
Poor teddy bear


He's a bear. He will be fine with his hibernation.

Talk about taking it up the arse. From what I saw they have 5 foot high snow piles(From their shovelling), and now 7 to 14 inches. Look at that! 5 feet snow drifts pluss the 14 inches worst case, 6. 2 of piled high snow.

http://www.weather.com/weather/alerts/localalerts/20110?phenomena=WS&significance=W&areaid=VAZ052&office=KLWX&etn=0007

.. WINTER STORM WARNING REMAINS IN EFFECT FROM NOON TUESDAY TO 7 PM EST WEDNESDAY...

A WINTER STORM WARNING REMAINS IN EFFECT FROM NOON TUESDAY TO 7 PM EST WEDNESDAY.

* PRECIPITATION TYPE... SNOW... POSSIBLY MIXING WITH SLEET AT TIMES TUESDAY EVENING.

* ACCUMULATIONS... 7 TO 14 INCHES.

* TIMING... MID-AFTERNOON TUESDAY THROUGH WEDNESDAY. MODERATE SNOW RATES WILL OCCUR TUESDAY NIGHT... WITH HEAVY SNOW IS EXPECTED ON WEDNESDAY MORNING.

* TEMPERATURES... TEMPERATURES AT OR JUST ABOVE FREEZING AT THE ONSET TUESDAY AFTERNOON. TEMPERATURES WILL DROP INTO THE UPPER 20S AND LOWER 30S TUESDAY NIGHT AND WEDNESDAY.

* WINDS... LIGHT SOUTHEASTERLY WINDS TUESDAY BECOMING NORTH- NORTHWESTERLY 15 TO 25 MPH WEDNESDAY.

PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS...

A WINTER STORM WARNING MEANS SIGNIFICANT AMOUNTS OF SNOW ARE EXPECTED OR OCCURRING. THE COMBINATION OF SNOW AND STRONG WINDS WILL MAKE TRAVEL VERY HAZARDOUS.

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fake! it's all marshmallows in front of a camera with air being sucked out.
proof http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OHY9fFQhX68

Most of Canada -and a few Alaskans with a couple of Coloradans- giggle at "Snowpocalypse" and "Snowmageddon". It's so cute.

we get 7 to 14 inches a day here in Wasilla, I've got about 175 ft of snow on my front deck right now (plus or minus)

Here in Salt Lake I live on a culdesac and we've had multiple large piles (six or so 6-8 meters^3) around 13-16 feet high. Good times and this was just in the valley. The mountains always have about four to twelve times as much.

>> ^kceaton1:
Here in Salt Lake I live on a culdesac and we've had multiple large piles (six or so 6-8^3 meters) around 13-16 feet high. Good times and this was just in the valley. The mountains always have about four to twelve times as much.


8^3 meters? half a kilometer is a large pile of snow indeed

>> ^residue:
>> ^kceaton1:
Here in Salt Lake I live on a culdesac and we've had multiple large piles (six or so 6-8^3 meters) around 13-16 feet high. Good times and this was just in the valley. The mountains always have about four to twelve times as much.

8^3 meters? half a kilometer is a large pile of snow indeed


Sorry, I'm talking volume wise. I should have put "cubic meters".

>> ^kceaton1:
>> ^residue:
>> ^kceaton1:
Here in Salt Lake I live on a culdesac and we've had multiple large piles (six or so 6-8^3 meters) around 13-16 feet high. Good times and this was just in the valley. The mountains always have about four to twelve times as much.

8^3 meters? half a kilometer is a large pile of snow indeed

Sorry, I'm talking volume wise. I should have put "cubic meters".


gotcha, 8 cubic meters is also a crap load of snow

MEh. amateurs, the day after christmas we got like a meter of snow over a few hours, when it was all taken care of we had piles the size of two story buildings all over town, it took them a month to get rid of it.

>> ^kceaton1:
Here in Salt Lake I live on a culdesac and we've had multiple large piles (six or so 6-8 meters^3) around 13-16 feet high. Good times and this was just in the valley. The mountains always have about four to twelve times as much.

Haha! Awwwww, is the most powerful country on earth (TM) brought to it's knees by some snow?

That's not a snowstorm - this is a snowstorm.

>> ^zeoverlord:
MEh. amateurs, the day after christmas we got like a meter of snow over a few hours, when it was all taken care of we had piles the size of two story buildings all over town, it took them a month to get rid of it.
>> ^kceaton1:
Here in Salt Lake I live on a culdesac and we've had multiple large piles (six or so 6-8 meters^3) around 13-16 feet high. Good times and this was just in the valley. The mountains always have about four to twelve times as much.



I'm pretty sure I was talking merely about my short street. If I wanted to talk about the biggest pile I've seen it would be quite a bit higher. But, this is just dick waving; it really depends on how you use it.

Wait, isn't this in reverse, its just the snow melting backwards.