Question a da week

[Lee Borgersen]

           Question of the week

Q: Historically speaking, how often do we have a white Christmas in Minnesota?

A: Having a white Christmas is generally defined as having one inch of snow on the ground on Christmas Day. In the Twin Cities, this happens about 72 percent of the time. In northern Minnesota, the chance of a white Christmas is 90 percent or greater. In the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness and the Lake Superior Highlands, a white Christmas is almost guaranteed. The chances decrease to the south and west, down to around 60 percent in far southwestern Minnesota.

For more details on the subject, including the probabilities of various snow depths in select cities, visit the DNR website at www.mndnr.gov/climate/summaries_and_publications/white_christmas.html.

Pete Boulay, assistant state climatologist

[glenn57]

here I figured da question of da week would be.....................

WHEN DA BEARS GONNA WIN AGAIN??????????????

[Lee Borgersen]

here I figured da question of da week would be.....................

WHEN DA BEARS GONNA WIN AGAIN??????????????

I'll bet you that Da Bears  will beat........



 

 

 

[Bobby Bass]

I read thses two posts and my mind starting playing https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U016JWYUDdQ&feature=player_embedded


seems about the right place for a Bears win.

[Lee Borgersen]

Back to da question at hand

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[glenn57]

there is snow on the ground in cold spring, none here in ramsey an hour south where I work and heard there is 5-7 inches up in Itasca county...gods country!!!!!!!! where I plan on being new years weekend..........ba humbug to Christmas!