<p>Just booked a room downtown. Fun.</p>
<p>It isnt snowing- dont pay any attention to the newscasters- they have no life.</p>
<p>ok maybe it is snowing :)</p>
<p>It may be snowing in Seattle, but it’s sticking in Sammamish. We’ve got a good inch out there.</p>
<p>It’s sticking here in the south of end of the Convergance Zone!</p>
<p>I live out past Samm. on Snoqualmie Ridge. Much colder than downtown.</p>
<p>Snowing in the Vancouver area- weeeeeee! Day three with snow.</p>
<p>Been snowing for almost 5 hours in Woodinville. We’ve got 1-2 inches now so far. It is truely beautiful.</p>
<p>can u stop hogging the snow and give some to us southern californians?</p>
<p>I used to live in Woodinville- never snowed much when I lived there- across from Norms resort which I think is a park now?
I grew up in Bridle trails where the elevation was just enough to get more snow than down in Kirkland- pretty cool- but that was when if you didn’t know how to drive in it- you just stayed off the roads and let those with vw bugs have the road :)</p>
<p>For the snowed under on the left coast, I’ll have you know that I bumped into S just after lunch; and though I was well covered in several layers, he was wearing a T-shirt. :)</p>
<p>Yep, I’ve been in Woodinville over a decade and have watched it grow right before my eyes. Lots of new construction and more traffic but I still love the city. Probably won’t be moving soon, especially not anywhere in Woodinville, the houses have absolutely no land-built soo close together! </p>
<p>i’m not sure where the Norms resort is. They’ve created lots of parks, Jerry Wilmont Park is the one down by the Slough, Deyoung Park is across from Molbak’s and I’m sure there’s more.</p>
<p>D called yesterday morning to tell me it was snowing in Olympia. And it’s still coming down.</p>
<p>And my D called from Portland (OR) to complain that it <em>wasn’t</em> snowing there!</p>
<p>We have 2 inches at 1000 ft. elevation in South Bellevue. Drive to the bottom of our street and there’s nothing. I actually saw 3 snowplows on the way home from work - an all time record. But there really wasn’t anything to plow on the roads. D is home from Carleton and is making cracks about this not being “real” snow. Sure looks pretty on the leafless trees.</p>
<p>Norms resort was right on Cottage Lake- we lived across from it- next to the blueberry farm- the land is now called Cottage lake Park
Molbaks is probably the only place I would recognize.
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<p>( when my H and I first got married we lived in South Bellevue-I think it is called Enatai? over by Chism Park? we had lots of snow-big raccoons too)
all the snow is gone now over here- schools aren’t even delayed-although last night for bookgroup the friend who lives on Queen Anne didn’t come cause she was afraid of not being able to get back on top of the hill again.</p>
<p>The “snowing in Seattle” thread is funny cause you wouldn’t have a "snowing in NYC " or “snowing in Fargo” -but it can be a PITA because of all the hills.</p>
<p>The folks south of the Boeing plant called to tell me that they had little or no snowflakes, while on Queen Anne Hill you could build an igloo, as usual.</p>
<p>Snowing in Pittsburgh, but somehow that doesn’t merit its own thread. Lived with a friend just north of Snohomish on five acres for a while; sure they got plenty.</p>
<p>Worked for for AT&T Wireless for 15 years, so I spent my share of time in Kirkland at Carillon Point, Redmond at Redmond Town Center and BotHell. </p>
<p>Just talk of snow would close down the offices there…</p>
<p>I thought S in Boston would be battling snowdrifts, not D in Olympia.</p>
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<p>LOL.
I remember what a PITA it was for me to get to work when we lived in So. King county and we’d get that one-week-of-snow-per-year thing :rolleyes: I had to go up and down a pretty steep hill to get from my house to work and another set of hills to get to the kids’ school.</p>