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Oh, Canada. I think this time of year snow is the only thing on the menu there. . . .
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We also have ice. 
[QUOTE=Sunspace]
We also have ice.
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And you may keep it.
[QUOTE=Bugs Cunny]
How far are you willing to drive? Somewhere at a high altitude like Denver might have snow.
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While one of my favorite remembrances of Denver is a Thunder, Lightning, and Snow Storm, I do believe that traveling a few miles west of Denver, when the Rockies come into view, will convince one of the lowly flatness that is Denver .
[QUOTE=BJMoose]
Oh, Canada. I think this time of year snow is the only thing on the menu there. . . .
elfkin: You can probably find the data you want on NOAA’s NWS website somewhere, but it’s probably spread all over the place (since I despise snow I don’t go looking for it and can’t say if they have any snow-only pages; they might). And most folks who take government data and reformat it usually want to be paid for their effort.
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Thanks for the tip. If anyone else was wondering, I found the answer to my question here on the NOAA site - actual instructions on how to find what I was looking for on their site. Now I can accurately complain that we’ve gotten 3 feet of snow since December 1st. Lousy snow…