My Tapatalk stopped working.
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I did. It takes me to the login and I put in my user name and password it says: Network error,please try again later.(login)Okay, that is odd. Have you totally closed the app and reopened it?
Also, can anyone else report on tapatalk issues?
Yeah sorry I posted in the mod thread but same issue here with tapaOkay, that is odd. Have you totally closed the app and reopened it?
Also, can anyone else report on tapatalk issues?
Can everyone else confirm their tapa is working now?
Unfortunately the March 11th surprise delivered only flurries for me. Do you ever travel up to the Portland / White House area during snow events out here? The highland rim really does much better with snow then Nashville and even places like Hendersonville that are only a 15-20 minute drive away but are at the bottom of the hills. When I lived in Hendersonville I can’t tell you how many times I’d leave work in Portland where it was snowing hard and had 1-2 inches of snow on the ground, only to get home to light flurries and no accumulation. I’m so glad I moved to White House in 2008 as elevation makes it more like living in central Kentucky.IKR... After the 2011-12 winter, I thought it couldn't get any worse, but it did, 2017 (save the March 11 surprise event). That winter, however didn't sting as bad as it should have given we were coming off a previous winter with an epic snowstorm (Jonas).
Except 2017 was worse and worse by a lot. I guess it depends on where you lived but overall most areas experienced the 16/17 winter as if they lived 200-300 miles south from their actual location.No winter will ever be as bad as 2011-12. I dont think there was anything worth tracking all winter !
Looks like the wrong state made the wrong calls then. It hit freezing right before sunrise so the roads were fine here. I saw Alabama was cold enough for such icing.We have a freezing fog advisory and all the schools just now decided to close . Wrecks everywhere
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That winter would not have been nearly as bad had that early January winter storm not been such a bust. We picked up less than an inch when we were expected to get like 6-9 inches. I jokingly refer to that winter as the "three day winter" (January 7-9) since after that we saw mostly days in the 50s, 60s, 70s, and even a few days in the 80s! We hit 83 that February on the same date that saw snow in 2014.Except 2017 was worse and worse by a lot. I guess it depends on where you lived but overall most areas experienced the 16/17 winter as if they lived 200-300 miles south from their actual location.