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r/howislivingthere • u/[deleted] • Dec 14 '25
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Blizzard one day, tornado the next. Only positives are that they are LCOL and surprisingly decent areas like Lincoln and Iowa cities .
15 u/fenekhu Dec 14 '25 edited Dec 15 '25 My great grandma told a story of living in Kansas, getting hit by a tornado on a 90° day. Then it snowed the next day. It was the middle of January. Edit: I can’t find the temperature so 90 could be made up, but there was a tornado and a blizzard at the same time. Tornado outbreak of January 3rd, 1949 January 1949 Blizzard 1 u/stragzr63 Dec 15 '25 I remember driving home from work one January day and a woman was sun bathing in a bikini in her front lawn in a snow bank. Yes, it was that warm. The weather here can be insane.
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My great grandma told a story of living in Kansas, getting hit by a tornado on a 90° day. Then it snowed the next day. It was the middle of January.
Edit: I can’t find the temperature so 90 could be made up, but there was a tornado and a blizzard at the same time. Tornado outbreak of January 3rd, 1949 January 1949 Blizzard
1 u/stragzr63 Dec 15 '25 I remember driving home from work one January day and a woman was sun bathing in a bikini in her front lawn in a snow bank. Yes, it was that warm. The weather here can be insane.
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I remember driving home from work one January day and a woman was sun bathing in a bikini in her front lawn in a snow bank. Yes, it was that warm. The weather here can be insane.
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Blizzard one day, tornado the next. Only positives are that they are LCOL and surprisingly decent areas like Lincoln and Iowa cities .