My kids (or me) have never seen snow, so we planed a trip to North Georgia or beyond next week. The cabin we have booked is near a resort that "makes" snow - is there a term for that and how cold does it have to be? It looks like the long range forcasts for next week are a bit too warm, but the weather guys are wrong about tomorow most of the time. . .

I don't do so well in cold, but it is only a week - yesterday I worked on the sidelines of the Monday Night Football game in Miami and I had a ski cap, 2 jackets and gloves on. I was still fff f freezing. The photog that I was working with from up North had on shorts!

I can look out any window and see snow. I helps to make snow when the temperature is below freezing.
I remember that Floridians find 80º weather dangerously chill.
Now, if I can find that auger, I'll go make a hole in the ice and go swimming.

http://www.snowathome.com/

I can send you some if you want. We usually get our fair share of it up here! Would be more than happy to get rid of it.


Stephane

It has to be about 26 deg F, but it also depends on the humidity. I don't know if I would count man made snow as real snow, it surely sucks to ski on and doesn't act like real snow when sliding on it.

Looks like western North Carolina has some snow. Prolly too far though

I am on the east coast of Florida next to the "big" lake. I have a week off and I have to be in Miami on Monday Jan 3rd for the Orange Bowl (on Tuesday), so I can't get stuck up there. . .