Check out the snow in Blanding!!!!!! edit Monticello

[moab mark]

http://www.ksl.com/?sid=8879143&nid=396&pid=178
Scan through those pictures and look for the Mormon Church it's about 190?

[Iceaxe]

That picture is Monticello (7050'), which is a lot higher than Blanding (6050').... but still a lot of snow...

http://www.ksl.com/emedia/weatherpics/4/447/44706.jpg

[Iceaxe]

here is a website that allows you to look from camera's around the state

http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/slc/camera/

Here is a current pic of Blanding....

[moab mark]

That picture is Monticello (7050'), which is a lot higher than Blanding (6050').... but still a lot of snow...

http://www.ksl.com/emedia/weatherpics/4/447/44706.jpg

Shane,

Help a poor feable computer operator out how did you get that picture to let you copy it?

[Iceaxe]

This one is a little tricky because the actual picture address is hidden inside KSL's slide show.... but....

Put your cursor over the picture and right click. Select Properties, The URL address for the picture is


http://www.ksl.com/emedia/weatherpics/4/447/44706.jpg?filter=ksl/pgallery

This is normally all you need but with KSL they add a filter code on the end that you need to strip off....

So the actual picture address is


http://www.ksl.com/emedia/weatherpics/4/447/44706.jpg

[jman]

this one is awesome!
http://www.ksl.com/emedia/weatherpics/4/446/44697.jpg


Holy snow! that's a lot of water for that dry parched, drought-loving land down there....

[Iceaxe]

I bet the Black Hole will be extra fun this summer. :2thumbs:

[Scott P]

More:

http://assets.matchbin.com/sites/166/assets/1_27_snow_roof.jpg

http://assets.matchbin.com/sites/166/assets/P1225194.jpg

http://assets.matchbin.com/sites/166/assets/P1235204.jpg

More:

http://www.sjrnews.com/pages/full_story/full_story?content_instance_id=5673029

Up here, snowpack is well below normal and everyone is murmuring of drought. We have about a foot of snow on the ground, but other than a fresh inch it is all old and crusty and left over from last month.

[erial]

six inches have fallen since last night. Which exceeds all the snow that has previously fallen in the Raleigh area since we moved here 6 years ago.

[R]

Yesterday afternoon here in Ada, Oklahoma...

http://myweb.cableone.net/abbysm/pix/snow-ice-wind-01.jpg

Our electricity was off for 30 hours. Some residents are still without power. I did read an extended forecast calling for spring in two months. :nod: