"The National Guard was also mobilized in Kansas, where at least 50,000 homes and businesses were blacked out and stretches of more than a dozen highways were closed. Kansas Gov. Kathleen Sebelius declared an emergency.
Parts of Kansas got up to 32 inches of snow and wind piled it into drifts 15 feet high. The state Highway Patrol used an airplane to find stranded motorists."
http://apnews.myway.com/article/20070101/D8MCIFP80.html
(Then again, I've been in storms living in upstate NY where snow drifted high enough to cover the entire side of the house (lake effect snow). Chest high drifts were common and I remember a storm in the late 70's piling snow well over my head in some spots.
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Parts of Kansas got up to 32 inches of snow and wind piled it into drifts 15 feet high. The state Highway Patrol used an airplane to find stranded motorists."
http://apnews.myway.com/article/20070101/D8MCIFP80.html
(Then again, I've been in storms living in upstate NY where snow drifted high enough to cover the entire side of the house (lake effect snow). Chest high drifts were common and I remember a storm in the late 70's piling snow well over my head in some spots.





