Grand Forks received a record amount of snow for the date on Monday, besting the third day of the super blizzard of 1966, according to the National Weather Service.
Some 7.6 inches of snow fell in Grand Forks, while more than nine inches fell on the western edge of town at the airport.
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7.6 inches sounds so dumpy compared to Japan.
Heavy snowfall in the USA is not a news item for the MSM in the Netherlands. Lion kills woman, that is the news from America, nothing about snow. Many people from Turkey are living in our country, but heavy snowfall in Turkey is not in the MSM news. March 5 was the hottest March 5 in the history of our country, that was big news and “proof” of Climate Change. Next week the frost will return with a vengeance, but that is just weather.
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To put this in perspective with the other story about the record snow in the Himalayas.
It would take another 190 consecutive days of North Dakota record 7.6″ snow to build up to the 120 feet they have gotten this winter…or about 6 1/2 months of 7.6″ snow every day