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Botany

(75,887 posts) Mon Nov 10, 2025, 07:53 PM Nov 10

The good thing about our first snow in Ohio. I had a can of IPA (Bodhi) and it was warm. I put it into the snow

and then walked my hell hound and when I got done with the walk it was cold. And no I don’t want
to go on one of those dumb ass shows about being naked in the wilderness.

https://columbusbrewing.com/beer/bodhi/

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The good thing about our first snow in Ohio. I had a can of IPA (Bodhi) and it was warm. I put it into the snow (Original Post) Botany Nov 10 OP

Primary snow belt? EYESORE 9001 Nov 10 #1

Most of the snow on the ground has melted but there is still a couple of inches on some tables Botany Nov 10 #2

It's just about gone here too EYESORE 9001 Nov 10 #3

Well, in this NE corner of Orange County, California, it was the new seasonal 92 degrees F. quaint Nov 10 #4

EYESORE 9001

(29,299 posts)

1. Primary snow belt?

Reply to Botany (Original post)

Mon Nov 10, 2025, 08:01 PM

Nov 10

I got no more than a dusting, so I’d have to scrape together a pile to chill my brew. I’m not even in the secondary snow belt, but I suppose it’s in a ‘tertiary’ snow belt which can get hammered if the winds line up just right.

Botany

(75,887 posts)

2. Most of the snow on the ground has melted but there is still a couple of inches on some tables

Reply to EYESORE 9001 (Reply #1)

Mon Nov 10, 2025, 08:06 PM

Nov 10

N/ t

EYESORE 9001

(29,299 posts)

3. It's just about gone here too

Reply to Botany (Reply #2)

Mon Nov 10, 2025, 08:10 PM

Nov 10

Earlier today, the ground beneath a tree that had been busily shedding its bright yellow leaves was frosted with snow. Looked like a big ol’ lemon meringue pie.

quaint

(4,380 posts)

4. Well, in this NE corner of Orange County, California, it was the new seasonal 92 degrees F.