Sentences with phrase «several feet of snow»

Just think about dogs who are capable of finding missing people, even when buried under several feet of snow, or dogs who can detect drugs or bombs.
No showing ankles yet though, given that we still have several feet of snow on the ground.
After spending many months under several feet of snow, we finally got to enjoy some beautiful weather — 60s, sunny, perfect.
Yet, meeting a dog's exercise requirements may be tough when there are several feet of snow on the ground and freezing temperatures.
For instance, when weather forecasters predicted several feet of snow in late January, my daughter Laura worried.
To wit, my seismic profiling schedule was once delayed by several feet of snow still there late May.
Montgomery said it marked the first time the airport had been forced to shut down due to heavy weather since 2006, when Denver was blanketed with several feet of snow.
For area residents and business which suffered damage from the November Lake Effect snow storm that dumped several feet of snow on parts of Western New York, Governor Andrew Cuomo is seeking a federal disaster declaration.
Whew, talk about one hell of a week: the new day job heated up almost as fast as the weather cooled down, as DC smothered under the arrival of several feet of snow since Friday.
Frontier Superintendent Bret Apthorpe said he did not have any problem closing school, particularly after some students were stuck in schools after several feet of snow fell one afternoon during a lake - effect storm in January, and schools were closed for several days during the November 2014 snow storm.
We absolutely can not have motorists stuck on the Thruway buried in several feet of snow creating a potentially deadly situation.
It is supposed to snow tomorrow, so hopefully all will the rectified and I will have several feet of snow!!
But don't tell that to anyone who experienced the Blizzard of»78 or the Blizzard of 1993, when several feet of snow dumped on New Hampshire in less than 48 hours.
We blasted along roads banked by several feet of snow and ice — a scaled up version of a luge track with a giant Volkswagen instead of those knife - like sleds — with the six - cylinder engine providing an entertaining but muted exhaust note.
With Winter Storm Nemo threatening the Northeast with several feet of snow this weekend, some airlines are already bracing for impact by offering waive fees to travelers.
The effect was several feet of snow in northeastern states, and persistent cold and snowy weather along the East Coast throughout March.
Two brothers and a buddy go out hunting one day in a natural reserve and uncover a downed airplane under several feet of snow.
Hearing them calling from fields covered in several feet of snow can -LSB-...]
Western New York, south and east of Buffalo, is expected to get hammered by high winds, bitter cold and several feet of snow.
MAYVILLE - Several feet of snow in the village of Mayville didn't prevent Chautauqua County's new executive from making the trip from his home in Hanover to in order to be sworn into office on New Year's Day.
When most people think of the Northern Lights (Aurora Borealis), they imagine frozen lakes and several feet of snow.
Watching the snowfall forecasts from the potent blizzard sweeping into the Northeast (we're at the western edge of the robin's egg 12 - 24 inches zone), I can't help but think back to March, 2010, when we lost power for five days after the Hudson Valley and other regions were paralyzed by several feet of snow.
Myth: The planet can't be warming when my front yard is covered in several feet of snow.
I live in an area known for sun, but within a couple of hours of very severe winter weather (several feet of snow).
WHEN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA was inundated by a foot of rain, several feet of snow, and lethal mudslides earlier this year, the news reports made no mention of climate change — even though virtually all climate scientists agree that the first consequence of a warmer atmosphere is a marked increase in extreme weather events.
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