We recently discussed weighing rail cars.  It reminded me of what an old 
railroader once told me, that a gon load plus a lot of snow weighs more than it 
did without the snow.  I didn't think throwing that out would help anyone's 
modelling efforts, so I didn't mention it, but just today I read this.
http://www.railwayage.com/breaking-news/shippers-challenge-charges-when-ice-makes-freight-overweight-3541.html
Tom Hawley  --  Lansing Mich  

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