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Interesting Snowbelt

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    Posted: 05 Dec 2019 at 3:24pm
Thought you all might find this interesting.  I was flying from Kansas City to Toronto the other day.  Looking out of the window, first thought I was seeing a strange strip of sunlight.  As the plane got closer, realized it was a snowbelt that couldn't have been more then a 1/2 mile or so wide by looking at the fields it covered.  Plane was heading north and east.  Snowbelt was stripping to the east and south.  Think it was around central/Northeastern Illinois.
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Interesting view from above... Was this a 'test run' for that area.
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I wonder if Shammers was practicing daytime precision snowbombing. Wink  That guy is pretty wily.
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Originally posted by FloydKS FloydKS wrote:

Interesting view from above... Was this a 'test run' for that area.
Funny.  As I realized what I was looking at starting chuckling since it looked like a straight blast out of some kind of cannon with precision aiming!
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We live in a snowbelt 15 miles south of lake Erie. 120+ inches average snow fall per winter season.
That is a very cool picture of the snow band! Thanks for posting it!
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Neat pics Scott, but lookin at em like that is making me dizzy....
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