Jane, You have taught me something new today, now I can throw that term around here way down south for puzzled looks on all my friends faces! Of course, we rarely see regular snow, much less the "thunder" version. Our "thunder" is 50,000 spring breakers in our little town here. Many are from your thunder snow area.
Dan
I cannot recall ever having experienced "thunder snow." I love all things to do with weather and nature and such so I enjoyed this, Jane. Love and all the best,
I'M WITH JOHN, I THOUGHT YOU WERE JUST KIDDING, SO I LOOKED IT UP. THUNDER WITH SNOW, INSTEAD OF RAIN. I'VE NEVER EXPERIENCED THIS...SOUNDS INTERESTING AND THANKS FOR THE INFO...I LEARNED SOMETHING NEW. LOVE, BLESSINGS AND FAITH...JOYCE * HIS INSPIRATIONS
An interesting concept, like Jerry, I never heard of it before. Sounds intriguing, not the least from what you say in the poem. Not that I will be a chance to see/hear it in the desert. Only in my dreams. John
Dan
Regis
Michael D.
Ron
Kool When Your Kid
You Got Shovel Snow Out
Ain't So Kool...
Keep Em Comen...
TRASK...
Thunder snow is so unique.
I was so surprised!
Lady Mary Ann