Tennessee isn't suposed to look like this!
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Looks great to me!
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We used to get lots of snow in Tn and areas of the south. I have my Great Grandfather's diary's that starts about 1897 and covers in to the 1930's. He always recorded the weather and what he did that day and anything that was out of the ordinary. It was actually very common to have below zero temperature days recorded in northern TN and very common to have snow and ice from late Dec to early March.
Just think;
you don't have to mow the lawn for a while.
I like it.
you don't have to mow the lawn for a while.
I like it.
no ticks no mosquitoes...
Nice photo. You'd think you were in a snow belt state like Texas.
So does that mean we get to switch from "Global Warming" back to "Another Ice Age is coming" like in the 1980's? 
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gregintenn
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We're past that now. It's climate change. That is a catch all. No matter what happens, it can be attributed to climate change.So does that mean we get to switch from "Global Warming" back to "Another Ice Age is coming" like in the 1980's?
Remember the ozone hole?
Coming from Memphis all I can say is glad Georgia doesn't look like that.
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gregintenn
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Turns out mother nature installed a vent.
charlie sherrill
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So does that mean we get to switch from "Global Warming" back to "Another Ice Age is coming" like in the 1980's?
It used to be global cooling. Then they decided it was global warming. Now it's just climate change so you can be right even when you're wrong. And guess what? You can tax all of it.
My folks lived.......
My folks lived in Sevierville for many years. I believe it got pretty snowy on them a few times.
The year of the locusts was the worst! I never heard such an unearthly racket in my life!
My folks lived in Sevierville for many years. I believe it got pretty snowy on them a few times.
The year of the locusts was the worst! I never heard such an unearthly racket in my life!
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I think one of the prettiest areas I have ever seen is the Ft. Oglethorpe/Chattanooga area. I was only there once when the Co. I worked for was installing the signage fo Hutchens Hospital. That was in Feb. of mid 80's I think.
The same in Southern Middle TN. This has been the biggest snow in 20+ years.
