how did the snow hold up.might go up on thursday if it still looks good.any info would help.thks.

I just came from up there. Went out as far as the rollers. Lots of icey parts...looks like bunch of trucks went through there today and with the rain from last night it got hit hard...probably not worth it untill more snow comes.

On the Cheticamp side of the island there was about ten inches of snow on Saturday. I was up yesterday and it's still white, but that's about it. The 2-3 inch crust that's left would be great if we got new snow, but now it looks like more rain on the way.

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I just checked on the weather network online, and it is giving 10 cm to 15 cm of snow and 10 mm to 15 mm of rain for Dingwall. If there is a mix of rain and snow here maybe the highlands might get all snow.

isn't it funny how the Southern Highlands always get snow when its rain or mixed snow and rain. and the North Highlands still get the rain. Must be because of being so close to the water

20-30 cms now and with 15 mm rain hope to get the snow part.

Hope we get all snow . :banana:

i agree with you. 007 ps O GOD WE NEED SNOW :tease: :smilielol: :smilielol:

let it snow let it snow so sleddin i will go :banana:

bye's...she's still snowing up here in Hali. has been since awhile, must be over a foot down now. hope it's like this at home

No snow down this way yet, all rain so far.. but maybe in the highlands........ :fluffy:

The forcast is giving us 25 cm to 35 cm now, I hope its right because all we are getting is rain now.

http://www.theweathernetwork.com/weather/c...es/CANS0039.htm


Environment Canada also issued a heavy snow fall warning.

Environment Canada's Official Weather Warnings
Warnings
Inverness County - Mabou and north
5:04 AM AST Wednesday 14 December 2005
Snowfall warning for
Inverness County - Mabou and north issued

This is a warning that significant snowfall is expected or occurring in these regions. Monitor weather conditions..Listen for updated statements.



An intensifying low pressure system developing well south of the Maritimes will move to lie south of Newfoundland tonight. Strong northerly winds and heavy snowfalls enhanced by the circulation from the Gulf of St Lawrence are expected over the above mentioned areas.

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Oh boy, you guys are gonna get pounded good. :div20: :fluffy: :fluffy:

Lots of Green=Precipitation :beer: