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Thu 23 Dec, 2004 08:06 am
What a shitty day....who ever decided a "white christmas" was nice obviously does NOT live in Michigan.
Hey! I'be been reading about it. From Pa to Kansas. What a mess(he says from his 69 degree climate)
panzade wrote:Hey! I'be been reading about it. From Pa to Kansas. What a mess(he says from his 69 degree climate)
My parents are getting ready to fly out from Orlando as we speak. What a nasty thing to come home to. Why do I live here? It took me 45 minutes to go 8 miles this morning. Come on.
People just cannot drive in snow. I grew up farther north and down here (Detroit) 4 inches of snow is enough to send everyone into a tizzy. So, as you can well imagine, 7-8 inches of snow is a disaster!!!!
Some woman on the radio this morning, from Ohio, was saying they have 16" of snow already and are expecting up to 20".
Trust me...20 years in Washington DC, where an inch of snow paralyzes the city...I know all about it.
My motto-Snow, a great thing to visit, but I wouldn't want to live there.
Ohio is getting it worse than us apparently. Sucks. This is suppose to be done tonight, which means we are still looking at another few inches of snow.
No snow here.
Hahahahahahahahaha.
Tell me why I live here. I can't wait to move.
wow, and here it's just beautiful weather in southern Cal.
gustav must live in Alabama. I knew it!
:redneck country:
Gustav ain't no redneck, trust me on that.
I know panzade, I'm just teasing him.
My friend is flying today to Wyoming, where it's snowing and -15 degrees. Here, the fog is as thick as pea soup. I have a feeling she won't be arriving there on schedule...
I'd love to be heading to Jackson Hole...but Casper...never mind!
Looks like I get to be the odd ball again................I LOVE SNOW!!!!!!! and LOTS OF IT!
I love it when a meteorologist looks into the camera and say's "it looks like it's going to be a big one, more than we first anticipated, it's a good time to make sure all of your flash lights have batteries, and make sure you bring the animals in."
It looks so pretty after a storm, the snow glistens, the trees look heavenly.
P.S. I also like driving in snow storms, fuuuuuuuuun!
Southeastern Ohio, from what I hear on the news, really got clobbered. All you folks in the Midwest okay? Gustav and I, on the other hand, enjoyed temps. of nearly 60 degrees F. today. In a place where Christmas blizzards are nothing unusual, this was unusual!
Torential rain in Virginia all day, with a lot of wind. We had the radio on and it seemed like once an hour or so we'd get one of those emergency weather advisories: "BRACK...BRACK etc"
Sozobe is in Columbus I think. Anyone heard from her today?
Seems like Titusville OH is at the center of a meteorological target for the past year or so... all kinds of weather extremes.
God knows why they keep getting smited...
So far Chicago is just cold, no snow to speak of.
We just missed a big one , Michigan City, IN got hit with 27" of snow last week and they are only about 70 miles away.
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