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Snow photos and videos from around the U.S.

By ALTHEA PETERSON Staff Writer on Dec 27, 2012, at 4:41 PM  Updated on 12/27 at 4:41 PM



WEATHER WORLD

Not your imagination: Rain at Mayfest each year since 2008

It's not a Tulsa urban legend, myth or a running joke: It really does rain every year (since 2008) at downtown's Mayfest.

And ...

Oklahoma drought update: May the odds be in our summer's favor

There is a lot to digest on the drought front, so I'll try to cover as much ground as I can.

Before showing this week's ...

Oklahoma drought update: "Where they've been getting NO rain..."

Bad news this week, Oklahoma: Your drought situation was either unchanged or got worse.

If this comes as a surprise, ...

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We have some bowl games coming up, so expect some football forecasts on those before the games. Until then, here's a look at the snow that completely missed Tulsa:


In this Wednesday photo, Lyutyik, one of two polar bears at the Alaska Zoo in Anchorage, Alaska, rolls in snow and yawns in his enclosure.MARC LESTER/AP Photo/The Anchorage Daily News


Sledders carry their sleds to the top of a hill at Fort Harrison State Park Thursday in Indianapolis. Several sledders enjoyed the hill after the area received 7.5 inches of snow. DARRON CUMMINGS/AP Photo


Skiers need snow snorkels at Heavenly Resort in Lake Tahoe. PRNewsFoto/Vail Resorts


A woman walks her dog along a country road near Montreal Thursday during the first major snowstorm of winter in the region. GRAHAM HUGHES/AP Photo/The Canadian Press


Ian Rone, 12, surprises Alena Byrn. 16, with a face full of flakes while snowball fighting at the Overton Shell, Wednesday in Memphis, Tenn. Memphis managed to avoid the heavy snow that blanketed much of Arkansas, but Overton park was bustling with kids taking advantage of an almost white Christmas. JIM WEBER/AP Photo/The Commercial Appeal


A vehicle abandoned by its driver lays buried in snow along the median of Mauamelle Blvd. in Little Rock, Ark. Wednesday morning. A historic Christmas night winter storm dropped upwards of a foot of snow on parts of Arkansas, shutting down workplaces, downing trees and power lines and turning travel treacherous. BENJAMIN KRAIN/AP Photo/The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette


A Lawton, Okla., police cruiser tries to navigate the snow as blizzard conditions hit southwest Oklahoma at midday Tuesday. BRANDON NERIS/AP Photo/The Lawton Constitution


Snow falls on the Mark Twain statue in Trinity Park in Fort Worth, Texas Christmas Day, Tuesday. BEN NOEY JR./AP Photo/The Fort Worth Star-Telegram

Worker: Keeping Up With the Snow Is "Impossible"


Storm Whips Into Northeast Bringing Snow, Rain


Time-Lapse: Snow Covers Ohio Backyard


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WEATHER WORLD

Not your imagination: Rain at Mayfest each year since 2008

It's not a Tulsa urban legend, myth or a running joke: It really does rain every year (since 2008) at downtown's Mayfest.

And ...

Oklahoma drought update: May the odds be in our summer's favor

There is a lot to digest on the drought front, so I'll try to cover as much ground as I can.

Before showing this week's ...

Oklahoma drought update: "Where they've been getting NO rain..."

Bad news this week, Oklahoma: Your drought situation was either unchanged or got worse.

If this comes as a surprise, ...

CONTACT THE BLOGGER

Althea Peterson

918-581-8361
Email

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