We got about a foot of snow here with drifts of up to three feet,
probably had real blizzard conditions after I went to bed. The snow
locally was a light fluffy dry snow so shoveling out after the snowplow
wasn't so bad. I just find it annoying that light snow is over hyped so
that when the actual blizzard hits no one will take it seriously until
it's too late.
On 1/27/2015 12:49 PM, John wrote:
I do kind'a wonder when a couple of feet of snow got to be such a big
deal in New York & New England? Doesn't this sort'a thing happen there
every winter?
Still, I'm glad to hear everyone is doing Ok.
On 1/27/2015 1:39 AM, P.J. Alling wrote:
Just took to the dog out for his last walk of the evening, weather.com's
hourly report says we experienced blizzard condition. There was a bit
of blowing snow, but nowhere near blizzard conditions.
In my youth, (gaud but that makes me feel old to say that), I had to
trudge about a mile through about 1 and 1/2 feet of snow, with wind that
cut through my down parka like it wasn't there, and my breath freezing
into icicles in my beard, to get to my office. I was a graduate student
and the school administration didn't even bother to cancel classes until
the afternoon. I don't even know how cold it actually was.
Tonight I was wearing a sweater a Squall Jacket, and a wool cap. So far.
this is nothing.
On 1/26/2015 8:02 PM, Mark Roberts wrote:
Whew! The news report that the Red Line (subway) is now running again
after reported "Severe Delays".
NB: We've had almost a half an inch of snow so far...
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