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Hello just woundering how much snow you guys have in the Duluth and Two harbors area thanks SRK

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Bobby Bass Grand Master

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Duluth received 10 inches on Sunday and looking at another 2-4 today, Snowing right now. More up the shore.

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Bobby Bass Grand Master

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As of 6pm the 2-4 has now become 13 inches on the ground in the western part of the city with more to come. Snow till midnight.. Nice lite fluffy stuff so it could have been worse..

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Northlander Grand Master

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All this snow is going to make our event a very hard one. Slush is a very good possibilty. Snowmobiles may be the only form of transportation. I dont know if wheelers will get through all this snow.

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What a strange snowstorm. My wife works in west Duluth and said theres 14" of snow there. My dad got maybe 4" in Superior and I think I might of gotten an inch or two out here in South Range. Hardly anything out towards Gary I guess. Lake affect wow.

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As of 6 pm west duluth got 16.4 twig maybe 4. figure this storm out somebody must of orderit in west duluth.

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Just got done snowblowing. West Duluth got a ton. Oh how I long for open water. grin.gif Junky............

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Tom Linderholm Veteran

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The drive home was NO FUN tonight, bridge took a bit to get over, got out to Poplar and came into light snow. As of right now it's stacking in my backyard. Looks like my household will get a share of what West Duluth had earlier this evening.

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Ok I'm getting pounded with snow now. I blame it on you cheffery, it must of followed him home tongue.gifgrin.gif

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I work in the west end of Duluth and we got about 12 inches..... Drove home to Duluth Hts. and had about 6 inches. Tonight, I took the dog out for a walk in the woods. It was tough going, but a fine winter night.

I got a friend who fished East Bass on Sunday on 4 to 6 inches of ice plus 4 inches of water on top. I don't think Fish got the snow today.

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Northlander Grand Master

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Looks like the 17" West Duluth got is moving south now. I guess Superior got only about 5 or 6" and Fish Lake not much either. Thats very good news for Saturdays gathering.

Hopefully a 4 wheeler will get us around.

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Another 10-20 inches of snow, record snowfalls, 1st week of December, more coming!

Dang global warming laugh.gif

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We got another 6" up here in Twig.

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It is a good thing we only got around 5" in the Twin Cities last night. If we would have gotten what West Duluth got I would still be on my way home from work. My 30 minute drive took 2 hours and 15 minutes. frown.gif

I have to get my youngest through high school and then up north here I come. grin.gif

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Only about 4" in Cloquet last night.....but it did take me 1.5 hours to get from UMD to daycare in Esko last night. Talk about gridlock, I tried every shortcut I could think of and ended up after an hour finding skyline parkway was empty from 24th Ave west to Proctor. Of course there was 14" of unplowed snow on it and whiteout conditions also, thank you 4WD grin.gif

I crossed over skyline at Hwy 2, and came face to face with a semi that had tried to leave the thompson hill rest area and jacknifed, his cab was sideways up against the fence, and his trailer was all the way across the road and up the rest area road. Luckily I was able to drive thru the snowbank and around him up to the rest area and down the other side to reach I-35.

From UMD to skyline/Hwy 53 was an hour, from skyline to Esko was 30 minutes.

Good to hear that Fish only got about 4", hope that slush frezes down. Will have the sled out with Junior tomorrow to play in the fluff a bit.

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I work in Duluth and live in Cloquet and it took me 2 hours to get from 21 ave E. to cloquet. Worst gridlock I've ever seen in Duluth. Nasty.

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Anyone with a snow report around Tower? I know in the past Ely is always different. thanks

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Steve Foss Grand Master

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minnowdangler, post your inquiry over on the Lake Vermilion board, too, if there's not already info on snow posted there.

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