I only got 4" here. it was hard and fast and it was like wham bam thank you ma'am of a storm.
But now we're all covered in a beautiful white sheen.
But now we're all covered in a beautiful white sheen.
How many inches did you get last night?
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The media reports of this storm and hilarious. Wow snow? No sht welcome to winter. Been freezing my balls off here in the midwest but deal with it.
The media reports of this storm and hilarious. Wow snow? No sht welcome to winter. Been freezing my balls off here in the midwest but deal with it.
I had to drive to the airport and back from my apartment last night at 5 (rush hour). It was pretty close to the worst experience of my life. Within 1 minute of being on the highway I passed 3 different people off the road in a ditch. Also, the airport is regularly 20-25 mins from my apartment and it took about an hour and 15 minutes. Was driving like 25 the entire time. I'm somewhat surprised I'm still alive.
I've got a couple of 10 inchers in the fridge I'll be gobbling down over the weekend.
No white stuff here though.
No white stuff here though.
I almost forgot you were a baltimoron. my wife couldn't get into work there today so we slept in late and she got about 4" instead here on the eastern sho'
We got about 10" or so, the town I work in and surrounding area got about 18" Its been in the single digits for the past few days so the snow is fluffy and light.
this storm is not the worst I have seen
Windchill Factor Hits 85 Below Zero in Spots : Records Topple as Bitter Cold Grips U.S.
January 21, 1985|From Times Wire Services
http://articles.latimes.com/1985-01-21/news/mn-14199_1_temperature-records
Low temperature records shattered like icicles Sunday from the Upper Midwest to the Gulf states, with the windchill factor 85 below zero in spots.
The windchill at Lexington, Ky., was calculated at 60 below zero.
that year back in Wisconsin, Milwaukee area
the windchill was 100 below zero
I now live in florida
Windchill Factor Hits 85 Below Zero in Spots : Records Topple as Bitter Cold Grips U.S.
January 21, 1985|From Times Wire Services
http://articles.latimes.com/1985-01-21/news/mn-14199_1_temperature-records
Low temperature records shattered like icicles Sunday from the Upper Midwest to the Gulf states, with the windchill factor 85 below zero in spots.
The windchill at Lexington, Ky., was calculated at 60 below zero.
that year back in Wisconsin, Milwaukee area
the windchill was 100 below zero
I now live in florida
oh hey there. its 120 degrees in some parts of Austrailia right now. beating some previous records.
Global warming is real. and the with it comes deep swings of climate change. superstorms are going to be normal from here on out
No snow.. But I just stood outside in 35 degree weather with crazy downpours for 25 minutes... Wind gusts probably 40 MPH.
I don't have security clearance to park at the building I currently work at so I have to catch a shuttle onto the property.. And the catch 22 being bad weather = shuttles drive way slower = schedule f***ed up.
They don't even provide a bus stop. I have to walk about 150 feet from a building and I stand basically in the middle of a giant street of sorts.
So ghetto.
Oh well.
I don't have security clearance to park at the building I currently work at so I have to catch a shuttle onto the property.. And the catch 22 being bad weather = shuttles drive way slower = schedule f***ed up.
They don't even provide a bus stop. I have to walk about 150 feet from a building and I stand basically in the middle of a giant street of sorts.
So ghetto.
Oh well.
Maybe my memory is fuzzy, but wasn't more extreme winters part of the GW prediction?
For some reason I remember winters being worse when I was a kid, seems like we always got a ton of snow, though stuff always seems bigger when your young. Aside from the past couple years it seems like it only snows good every now and then.