So, after a wonderful Autumn — warm, sunny, very pleasant — we are in for some Lake Effect snow tonight and tomorrow. The weather forecast is calling the band of snow the “first organized lake effect snow event” of the season. I have two questions (both have been in back of my mind since I moved to the Snow Belt). First, what exactly is a “snow event”? And second, is there such thing as a “disorganized lake effect snow event?
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mariegauthier Said:
on December 1, 2009 at 3:33 am
Back in the day when I lived on Lake Erie in Ohio, I swear, every single day of winter it snowed, every single day. “Lake effect” are words to shiver by!
Karen Said:
on December 2, 2009 at 12:04 am
Well…our “event” turned out to be little more than a dusting of the white stuff. But there have been winters where it did snow every single day!