Completely off-topic help needed :)

"Mortimer Schnerd, RN" mschnerdatcarolina.rr.com wrote in message
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joe wrote:
You Can't tell by looking at the clouds......come on



You definitely get some clues from the clouds. Every time I've ever seen it
snow, it's been cold but not too cold (right at freezing but not too much
below or above) and there has been a low heavy looking stratus layer of
clouds. They look relatively dark, indicating there's a lot of moisture and
the cloud layer is fairly deep. Now, when I see these conditions, it doesn't
necessarily snow. But every time I've seen it snow, I see those conditions.

I can tell if it is going to snow when seeing one of those clouds 50% of the
time! g
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Jim in NC