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locolicious		#321	[-]
Posts: 518 (02/09/10 04:17 AM) Registered User Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Click here to break the ad gravity rule. Remove this ad Any Minnesotans remember Halloween of 1991? Got 2+ feet of snow and we still went out to trick or treat as 5 year olds. Good times.
bucking fitch		#322	[-]
Posts: 2661 (02/09/10 07:56 AM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts	I think we're going to get a couple of inches tonight. The horror.
brokemom		#323	[-]
Posts: 5409 (02/09/10 08:06 AM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Well, its raining here afuckingain. So if this turns into snow for you all, it is going to be a lot.
SurvivorLDog93		#324	[-]
Posts: 26820 (02/09/10 08:14 AM) Admin/Play-By-Play Guru SKYNET is SELF-AWARE! Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Personally, I'm praying for rain. That'd make a dent in some of these ice-crusted snowbanks. Another 12 inches or more, and we humans might perish from the face of the earth.
Ramona Balboa		#325	[-]
Posts: 3131 (02/09/10 08:21 AM) MESS member Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Biggest snow I was in was when I was high up in the Catskills and three systems met right over my head and 38 inches came down in 24 hours. We were completely snowed in for six days but did keep power. I was in Chicago for the big snow in the 1970's (1979?) somewhere over 20 inches and it brought the city to a stop, even with snow removal equipment. (It drove the mayor out of office and the one thing Daley always does is clear the streets asap.) So when I see that DC got 32 inches, I figure that combines both of my experiences in one spectacular clusterfuck. Y'all have my sincerest sympathies.
khnum		#326	[-]
Posts: 26076 (02/09/10 08:25 AM) dimply pooh bear Reply Quote More Recent Posts	HALP I'M ASKEERT!
Nonentitled		#327	[-]
Posts: 1844 (02/09/10 08:27 AM) Registered User Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Dammit, the snow is starting to fill in all the little paths I made a few days ago.
Ramona Balboa		#328	[-]
Posts: 3132 (02/09/10 08:28 AM) MESS member Reply Quote More Recent Posts	For Petes Sake wrote: I have lived in the Chicagoland area off and on for 20 years but the biggest snowfall I ever remember was the one winter in 1993 I spent in Baltimore (19 inch Nor'easter "Storm of the Century" before those became storm of the week in 2010). We have had a relatively mild one this year compared to last two - although I picked this one to break my arm slipping on freezing rain coated sidewalk just before Xmas. Midway has already cancelled all flights for 24 hours (I think I heard that one correctly) and Tom Skilling has his post-gasm glow, so this could be our turn for a big one. Yeah, Southwest never cancels all the flights (it happened now because I was supposed to fly out on one of those cancelled flights). I think the issue here is probably not the amount of snow as much as the predicted gale-force winds starting tonight and lasting into Wednesday. Snow blowing at 50 mph off the lake.
Kimbob the Magnificent		#329	[-]
Posts: 9872 (02/09/10 08:32 AM) Yes, smarter than you Reply Quote More Recent Posts	It's bright and sunny in vermont.
annie normas butt		#330	[-]
Posts: 5846 (02/09/10 08:38 AM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Click here to break the ad gravity rule. Remove this ad locolicious wrote: Any Minnesotans remember Halloween of 1991? Got 2+ feet of snow and we still went out to trick or treat as 5 year olds. Good times. I remember it well. I toted an 18 month old just to a few neighbors houses before the slush turned to all snow. It stopped snowing here. Looks to be about 7" total
worstdog		#331	[-]
Posts: 4757 (02/09/10 08:39 AM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts	We got 2" of snow but they cancelled school anyway...because the wind is supposed to pick up. Half my area called in because of road conditions. WHAT ROAD CONDITIONS?!? We got TWO INCHES - not TEN. Another reason to hate Illinois.
Mom HOLIO		#332	[-]
Posts: 1049 (02/09/10 08:43 AM) Registered Adult Reply Quote More Recent Posts	I am sick of the snow closings crawl on the bottom of the tv screen. It has been going on since a week ago last Thursday. It is a relief to change to cable channels.
Beefcake		#333	[-]
Posts: 6071 (02/09/10 08:48 AM) Registered User Reply Quote More Recent Posts	It would be funnier for the rest of us if you got flooded, too.
holygeeziwannalickm		#334	[-]
Posts: 3676 (02/09/10 08:48 AM) Registered User Reply Quote More Recent Posts	SurvivorLDog93 wrote: Personally, I'm praying for rain. That'd make a dent in some of these ice-crusted snowbanks. Another 12 inches or more, and we humans might perish from the face of the earth. Bad idea, LDog. The rain would double the runoff, (1" rain = melted snow) and with the current snow already blocking the streets the runoff would lead to widespread flooding. Not to mention that in our part of the world the ground is already saturated and the rivers and streams are running at 80-90% capacity. There simply is no where for the water to go. The snow needs to melt at a rate where the sewer system and the in-place water routes can handle it.
SurvivorLDog93		#335	[-]
Posts: 26821 (02/09/10 09:01 AM) Admin/Play-By-Play Guru SKYNET is SELF-AWARE! Reply Quote More Recent Posts	At the rate we're going, my car won't be able to leave the garage before March!
Baby Please		#336	[-]
Posts: 7932 (02/09/10 09:03 AM) Baby Pees Reply Quote More Recent Posts	in February of 2007 we had a huge lake effect storm here and got 120 inches in a few day span. that's ten FEET. People around here were like "meh"
polka dot		#337	[-]
Posts: 2030 (02/09/10 09:37 AM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	i need to stop reading about roofs. they're saying to clear your roof if at all possible. well, it's not possible. in a snow a few years ago, i had some ceiling damage from an ice dam of some sort. i don't want to deal that again. and then there's the whole roof collapsing scenario. that would be inconvenient.
Ohailno		#338	[-]
Posts: 542 (02/09/10 10:09 AM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	FEBRUARY 9--Felony snowball throwing charges have been leveled against two Virginia college students for allegedly pelting a city plow and an undercover police car during Saturday's blizzard. Charles Gill and Ryan Knight, both 21, were nabbed by cops in Harrisonburg, where they attend James Madison University. According to police, the pair first targeted a city plow last Saturday afternoon. The driver responded by calling cops to report the frosty fusillade. When police responded to the scene in a bid to identify the assailants, their unmarked vehicle also came under an icy assault. Gill and Knight, a guard on JMU's basketball team, were then apprehended and booked into jail for throwing missiles at occupied vehicles, a felony. Gill (top) and Knight are pictured below in Rockingham County Sheriff's Office mug shots. If convicted of the felonious snowball tossing, the men each face between one and five years in prison, and a maximum $2,500 fine. http://www.thesmokinggun....s/2010/0209101snow1.html http://www.jmusports.com/...256634&Q_SEASON=2009
glazerboy		#339	[-]
Posts: 3759 (02/09/10 10:26 AM) Registered User Reply Quote More Recent Posts	apprehended and booked into jail for throwing missiles at occupied vehicles --- welcome to the post-9/11 world
Aunt Pappy		#340	[-]
Posts: 22446 (02/09/10 11:00 AM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Click here to break the ad gravity rule. Remove this ad We already have an inch here. Not sure what time it started, though.

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