I will look later. I am not in Oz. This was a warm winter yet record
amounts of snow. We only get snow in the 0 to -8C range. Then it is
heavy, wet and lots of it. If it is colder, then the snow is very light.

Personally, I like it!

John







flipper wrote:
On Mon, 17 Mar 2008 17:06:44 -0400, The Visitor
wrote:


Where I am in Canada, it was a much warmer wilnter than normal. And that
allowed for more snow. It normally would get to cold to snow for about
five or eight weeks. Around -15 C. Instead it was always -5 C and warm
enough to make snow.


The best records available show global cooling for at least the last 3
years with 2008 being a drastic decline.

For someone who predicts more cooling see...

http://www.lavoisier.com.au/papers/C...hibald2007.pdf




PeterD wrote:

On Sun, 16 Mar 2008 17:52:25 -0400, "amyotte"
wrote:



On track to a new record snow fall - 2" more to go to equal 1971-72 snow
fall - we have had 8ft 10inches of the white stuff so far.

BUTTT it is starting to melt, had a major thaw in Jan that wiped out most
but really want to strangle that damn groundhog that didn't forsee the crap
load of winter ahead.

Made it so I could work on a lot of chassis but I want out, never thought I
would say this, I want to cut grass.

Brian
Peterborough, Ontario, Canada area




Thank god for global warming, without that you'd have set all-time
records back in January!