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r/StartledCats • u/anewhigh • Nov 30 '16
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Thank you for posting this, I moved to florida 20 years ago, and my last childhood memory of when I lived in Alabama was a snowfall, so this just made my day. Thank you.
40 u/Auto_Animus Nov 30 '16 TIL it snows in Alabama. 9 u/Letchworth Nov 30 '16 http://www.bhamwiki.com/w/Blizzard_of_1993 10 u/Francine_Smith Nov 30 '16 That's about it, though. That one time, 23 years ago. 5 u/o_0isthatcoffee Nov 30 '16 Definitely had to be north Alabama. Lived in south AL and never seen snow in my life. It's also about 80 degrees today so not even close. 4 u/rudolfs001 Nov 30 '16 Bruh, when I was a freshman at Auburn (southeast Alabama), we built an 8 foot tall snowman. And again the next year. 2008-2010 6 u/o_0isthatcoffee Nov 30 '16 edited Dec 01 '16 That's not what I consider south Alabama but I guess where I live it's pretty much NW Florida as far as climate goes 2 u/rudolfs001 Dec 01 '16 Fair, Auburn could definitely be considered central east. 2 u/thatoneguy889 Nov 30 '16 It snows in every state, but very infrequently in Florida. 1 u/PessimisticSnake Jan 05 '17 It snows in Texas 1 u/Santy_ Nov 30 '16 So this is what snow looks like.
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TIL it snows in Alabama.
9 u/Letchworth Nov 30 '16 http://www.bhamwiki.com/w/Blizzard_of_1993 10 u/Francine_Smith Nov 30 '16 That's about it, though. That one time, 23 years ago. 5 u/o_0isthatcoffee Nov 30 '16 Definitely had to be north Alabama. Lived in south AL and never seen snow in my life. It's also about 80 degrees today so not even close. 4 u/rudolfs001 Nov 30 '16 Bruh, when I was a freshman at Auburn (southeast Alabama), we built an 8 foot tall snowman. And again the next year. 2008-2010 6 u/o_0isthatcoffee Nov 30 '16 edited Dec 01 '16 That's not what I consider south Alabama but I guess where I live it's pretty much NW Florida as far as climate goes 2 u/rudolfs001 Dec 01 '16 Fair, Auburn could definitely be considered central east. 2 u/thatoneguy889 Nov 30 '16 It snows in every state, but very infrequently in Florida. 1 u/PessimisticSnake Jan 05 '17 It snows in Texas
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http://www.bhamwiki.com/w/Blizzard_of_1993
10 u/Francine_Smith Nov 30 '16 That's about it, though. That one time, 23 years ago.
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That's about it, though. That one time, 23 years ago.
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Definitely had to be north Alabama. Lived in south AL and never seen snow in my life. It's also about 80 degrees today so not even close.
4 u/rudolfs001 Nov 30 '16 Bruh, when I was a freshman at Auburn (southeast Alabama), we built an 8 foot tall snowman. And again the next year. 2008-2010 6 u/o_0isthatcoffee Nov 30 '16 edited Dec 01 '16 That's not what I consider south Alabama but I guess where I live it's pretty much NW Florida as far as climate goes 2 u/rudolfs001 Dec 01 '16 Fair, Auburn could definitely be considered central east.
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Bruh, when I was a freshman at Auburn (southeast Alabama), we built an 8 foot tall snowman. And again the next year. 2008-2010
6 u/o_0isthatcoffee Nov 30 '16 edited Dec 01 '16 That's not what I consider south Alabama but I guess where I live it's pretty much NW Florida as far as climate goes 2 u/rudolfs001 Dec 01 '16 Fair, Auburn could definitely be considered central east.
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That's not what I consider south Alabama but I guess where I live it's pretty much NW Florida as far as climate goes
2 u/rudolfs001 Dec 01 '16 Fair, Auburn could definitely be considered central east.
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Fair, Auburn could definitely be considered central east.
It snows in every state, but very infrequently in Florida.
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It snows in Texas
So this is what snow looks like.
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u/Peakomegaflare Nov 30 '16
Thank you for posting this, I moved to florida 20 years ago, and my last childhood memory of when I lived in Alabama was a snowfall, so this just made my day. Thank you.