We celebrate Thanksgiving on the second Monday in October rather than November like the U.S., I seem to recall the reason being that we have to harvest earlier due to colder temperatures, however with global warming there are still fields up here that have not been harvested.
When I was a kid, we always had to get halloween costumes which would fit over our snowsuit, and I recall many times having snow. I also recall many years where we had snow in April.
Now we don't get any real amount of snow until mid December and it lasts until the beginning of March.
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That would be cool for about 10 minutes... 75F here today
UCE wouldn't know what snow looked like even if a flake landed in his palm.
My grandfather used to have a place in Duneden. At Christmas a couple dumptrucks would show up with ice shavings from the local ice rink, dump the shavings and let the kids play in it.
A little kid walked up to my grandfather with a handful and said "look, snow!", my grandfather laughed at him and told him that's not what snow looks like.
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