Looks like we're in for it...

If you move to someplace the UP in Michigan, you are guaranteed to
have a whilte chirstmas. We lived in Houghton, MI for 2 years and had
to use snow scoop to remove snow almost every day. The record high
seasonal total of 355.90 inches was recorded in the winter of 1978-1979
(measured at the airport).

You lived in HOUGHTON? Wow, you're a lot tougher than you look!
:-)

The only people crazier than Yoopers are the folks who choose to live
in Buffalo, NY. I read that they got three FEET of snow there last
week!

I lived in Wisconsin, on the shores of Lake Michigan, for 39 years
(including that awful, endless winter of '78-'79), so I know about snow
-- but IMHO people are just plain nuts to live where snow depth is
measured in yards...
--
Jay Honeck
Iowa City, IA
Pathfinder N56993
www.AlexisParkInn.com
"Your Aviation Destination"