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Ladies and gentlemen, I give you: Olympia’s 14.75 inches

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  • You just got spanked, Seattle

Slog tipper (and photo taker) Diana Arens writes, “It has stopped snowing for now.”

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16 replies on “14.75 Inches”

  1. @3 I don’t think I took this photo in a snowdrift. I first took a measurement on my flat patio table in the back yard, then I took this photo of 14.75″ in a more scenic spot of my yard. There’s a lot of snow in Olympia, and it just started up again, lightly. Even the street snowboarders have gone inside to get warm.

  2. The depth of snow today is irrelevant, since by this time tomorrow the entirety of Western Washington will have become the world’s biggest skating rink…

  3. 14″ is quite a bit. Most I’ve ever experienced in a days time was 30″ 3 winters ago. Storm hit us and within 24 hours we got over 2 feet and the entire city shut down. It was insane.

  4. @10:

    Oh, don’t be such a sissy’s sissy; not EVERYTHING in Seattle is shut down. I got mail delivery to my office today; the chiropractor next door to me is open; Odd Fellows & Cafe Vita were open this morning when I walked by, as was the Harvard QFC; hell even my gym was open this morning. And that was just what I spotted walking between Squire Park and my office on the west side of CapHill. I’m sure there are a lot of other places that are open as well, if you bothered to venture out and check.

    So, stop hyperventilating and go outside and play, already!

  5. First we got the snow and then it turned to heavy rain and high winds. We’re on to flood watch and advisory, the creek near my home has jumped its bank and is still rising, and now we have some trees down. Life can be such an adventure at times. Enjoy the snow.

  6. I got 15″ of snow at my house in Olympia today (measured with a ruler too!); some of my colleagues had 18 to more than 20 inches of snow. It was NOT in drifts! No paper, no mail, no driving, no snowplows. AND no work yesterday, today or tomorrow or school for my child. Hooray! The best part is that I still have power, heat, and water. Whew.

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