It was the same here (Huntington, IN), all the models and forecasts were
predicting, like, 6-8 inchs, and we ended up with about 3! And it
compacted down to only 2. Biggest hype I've seen for only 2 inches in a
long time! :)

~Jimmy

Jonathan Anschutz wrote:

>"I guess for now I am going to call the Snowstorm of 2005 the Fizzle of 2005. Here about 10 miles west of Harrisburg I have rec'd a who[pping 4 inches of snow. So much for that 2 inches an hours stuff."
>
>

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