Everyone forgets about elevation out in the Plains, lol. Ppl think the plains are flat, which they are, but still much higher in elevation than anywhere around here. As you drive from Nebraska into CO, or Wyoming you don't realize ur at about 3500' in elevation and as you go further West it just gets higher and higher. It may be flat in Eastern CO but their at about 4000' in elevation otherwise they'd get very little snow in October and November. Amarillo TX is at 3650' thats why they can snow and it takes much longer for us to get out first flakes. Even Western Nebraska is close to 3000' and the tugs highest hill I think is 2800' but I may be wrong so yeah, they'll snow before US pretty much every yr. Sent from my SM-G970U using Tapatalk