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  1. 01-18-2016, 08:21 AM #1
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    There's a band of snow headed South. Came thru here about 0630. Look outside or check your radar! Enjoy!
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    Its snowing here in pontotoc county.....just a little
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    Light dust about 5 am here in Southaven. Now it can just go back where it came from!! Here's a question for all yall! Do crappie bite better during a snow fall?
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    Quote Originally Posted by SlabLapper4sure View Post
    Light dust about 5 am here in Southaven. Now it can just go back where it came from!! Here's a question for all yall! Do crappie bite better during a snow fall?
    Prolly would if we had some stabilized water levels and a tad bet of clearing!
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    My wife just called and told me it snowed on her from rite outside of grenada all the way to water valley
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    Few big flakes here..Get out the snow plows
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    Quote Originally Posted by SlabLapper4sure View Post
    Light dust about 5 am here in Southaven. Now it can just go back where it came from!! Here's a question for all yall! Do crappie bite better during a snow fall?
    Yes
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    I was busy booting up this old mac so I never looked outside. Either I didn't get any snow or it's gone now.
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