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Snow football: Photos from Detroit Lions-Green Bay Packers Sunday night NFL game

By ALTHEA PETERSON Staff Writer on Dec 10, 2012, at 4:35 PM  Updated on 12/10 at 4:42 PM



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I aspire to be these fans: Some fans make their way to Lambeau Field before an NFL football game between the Green Bay Packers and the Detroit Lions Sunday in Green Bay, Wis. JEFFREY PHELPS/AP Photo


With all of the talk of snow in Oklahoma lately (read my earlier forecast report here), I thought I would share a few snow photos from last night's NFL game: The Detroit Lions at the Green Bay Packers.

Full disclosure: I am a lifelong Packer fan who grew up in rural northeast Wisconsin. I own and wear a cheesehead (it escapes the closet on Halloween). I cheered when the snowfall caused the football to slip out of Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford's hands and a Packers player ran it back for a touchdown.

And now that I got any appearance of unbiased media person out of the way, some weather background so that this isn't just a fan-type entry:

According to the National Weather Service, Green Bay got 3.7 inches of snow on Sunday.

Temperatures on Sunday in Green Bay are actually similar to what we got today: High of 34, low of 26. As I write this around 4:30 p.m. Monday, Tulsa's reached a high of 36 degrees today, but was about 22 degrees this morning.

And now, your snow photos:

Former Packers nose tackle Gilbert Brown coaches frequent heartburn sufferer and comedian Larry the Cable Guy on his signature "grave digger" celebration while tailgating with fans in Green Bay to promote new Prilosec OTC Wildberry and encourage fans to enter the Wild American Flavor Sweepstakes on Sunday in Green Bay, Wis. MATT LUDTKE//Invision for Prilosec OTC/AP Images


A snow-covered statue of Vince Lombardi is seen outside Lambeau Field before an NFL football game between the Green Bay Packers and the Detroit Lions Sunday in Green Bay, Wis. MIKE ROEMER/AP Photo


Green Bay Packers' Aaron Rodgers squints in the snow as he warms up before an NFL football game against the Detroit Lions Sunday in Green Bay, Wis. MIKE ROEMER/AP Photo


Green Bay Packers defensive end Mike Daniels (76) picks up a fumble by Detroit Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford and runs it back 43-yards for a touchdown during the first half of an NFL football game Sunday in Green Bay, Wis. JEFFREY PHELPS/AP Photo


Green Bay Packers head coach Mike McCarthy looks up at the scoreboard during the second half of an NFL football game against the Detroit Lions Sunday in Green Bay, Wis. MORRY GASH/AP Photo

--Althea Peterson
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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