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12-28-06, 08:35 PM

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MrG4Life

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OK, I just saw our weatherman say because of something with El Nino he's lowering his snow amounts from what he predicted just last month. We'll be in the low 50's even into next week. OK that's it, I'm driving to Denver because that's where all the snow is falling at. HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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12-28-06, 08:43 PM

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happy late b-day

Anyways I just wanted to tell you that I live in michigan and had NO SNOW AT ALL this Christmas week or the week b4.

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12-29-06, 12:01 PM

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Originally Posted by MrG4Life

Judging by your username, I take it that you attend U of D right?
It sounds like you have yet driven your GS in the snow yet or maybe it's new tires that you have that have not touched snow yet. So you said it snowed about 3 weeks ago? That was probably when I spent some days in Jersey and it did snow over there but it was just flurries; nothing extreme. I know it's coming. If we have a snow free January then something is definitely bizarre.

I graduated from UD a while ago. Truthfully I did not put much thought into my username as I just wanted to ask a few quick questions about the purchase of a GS but CL has alot of great people and good information so I usaully try to visit it daily. There are not too many CL members in Delaware. It did snow at night a couple weeks ago but it was short and did not accumalate and it was heavier then just a few flurries. I was driving home from seeing Borat on 202 and it was coming down pretty good. I have never driven the GS in snow since I have not had it long and have been in Alabama most of the time I had it. If I don't absolutely have to drive in the snow then I won't especially with a rwd v-8 luxury car but if I do I will think of better all weather tires and putting weights in the trunk for more traction. I have done fine in the snow with my 96 Accord and 94 eclipse but those were fwd 4 cylinders with all weather tires.