[Coco] Would anyone like some snow?

[Roger Taylor]

At 10:54 PM 2/13/2010, you wrote:
>Roger Taylor wrote:
>>At 03:06 PM 2/13/2010, you wrote:
>>>I got 10" here in east Dallas. Out near the DFW Airpot they got 
>>>over 12". Sets a record for DFW.
>>>
>>>John
>>
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>>I think the further East the snow went, the less they got.  My 
>>mother lives in West Monroe, LA and they only got 2" or so.   The 
>>Longview TX area got 6" or so which was plenty enough to blanket 
>>everything solid white.
>>
>>What *really* shocked me was Thursday night at 11pm, long after it 
>>had been dark outside, and long after the power had gone out in our 
>>town, the snow on the ground and trees glowed so bright that you 
>>could see outside brighter than any full moon I've seen shine 
>>down.  The kids were making snowmen at 10pm in the "dark" with no 
>>lights whatsoever in the area.  I thought it was wicked.
>>
>You got pictures of that glowing snow.

I was too tired to go get the camera, but I wondered if I should use 
flash or not at the time I had the thought of taking a 
picture.  Didn't happen, and so it's lost in time forever.  Sorry.
The question is: is the moon full right now or partially?  I'm too 
tired to go look outside right now.  :)  Cuz 2 days ago if the snow 
was glowing for any other reason, I'm going to have to look into 
this.  At least 6 kids ended up in my yard having a snow fight in the 
glowing snow.

Somebody near East Texas please tell me they saw it too.  The town's 
power was off, so there was no "city lights" effect here.

I do remember telling the kids... "don't eat that snow! the cloud 
might have passed over a chemical plant"   heheheh  We have the Kodak 
chemical plant in Longview. It's a HUGE plant the size of a small 
town in itself.


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~ Roger Taylor