On 11-02-01 5:00 PM, Christine Aguila wrote:
It was expected to start at 3p, but it started a half hour early.
Schools closed at 2p & they've already called a snow day for tomorrow.
Last snowday in Chicago was 1999. We could get anywhere from 10 to 2
feet of snow. Some are claiming we're going to get 2-3 inches per
hour. Worst time will be 9p to 5am. Snowmobiles have been sent to
the fire and police departments for rescue capability. We're under a
blizzard warning until tomorrow at 3p. The winds are really starting
to pick up. I have a feeling the winds will be the worst part of the
storm; Lake Michigan waves are supposed to be enormous--I won't be
able to get down there to photograph them.
Since we have a snow day tomorrow, I'll be free to try for some
pictures. My big worry is power--sure hope it doesn't go out because I
only have a snort or two of scotch in the house. We're having brats
and baked beans for dinner. May make some carrot cake. And a movie
for sure.
Wish us luck! :-)
Big cheers, Christine from Chicago
We're next in line after you then, Christine. Stormasaurus is expected
to hit here (Mississauga & Toronto) around midnight and dump 20-30 cm's
(in round terms, a foot) of snow by Wednesday aft. I'm hearing the "snow
day" phrase bandied about now; apparently for the first time in about 3
years.
But I always work from home, so it's no snow day for me. *Unless* the
power fails, in which case we'll light up the fireplace and just hang.
I suspect what it really means is I'll spend a bunch of time tinkering
with the increasingly balky Briggs & Stratton on the old snowblower.
Since there's expected to be very gusty winds too, I should be able to
get some amusing shots of the snow-clearing neighbors covered head to
foot in blow-back. :-)
-bmw
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