[Lvnufcdc]

Originally posted by SlowwHand
"It's snow. We get a lot of it. So what?" said Allan Babcock, a lifelong resident who owns a popular diner in this village of 650 people located about 38 miles northeast of Syracuse.

In D.C., we're looking at a big storm on Tuesday/Wednesday. Two storm fronts are meeting up, so it could be rain, a mix, or a foot or two of snow.

Bring on the snow!

[DeronBoltonRen]

Do you mean besides last week? Or are you not in the area now?

[palantownia]

Apparently, you've never been to Garrett County?

[MondayBlues]

Newport News, VA. Today's high is 57 degrees and partly cloudy. On the beach.

Sweet!

Still doing nuke plant stuff?

[TimEricsson]

Originally posted by DanS
Newport News, VA. Today's high is 57 degrees and partly cloudy. On the beach.

Sweet!

Still doing nuke plant stuff? Not nuke plant.

Nuclear Physics. Atom smashing.

Jon Miller

[Arkadiyas]

Originally posted by OzzyKP
Please tell me it was some bag lady stuck outside in the frigid temps. Cause if someone died in a traffic accident from the "snow" we've gotten thus far, it'd be pretty absurd. Remember, there's more to Maryland than just the central corridor. Appalchian Maryland, Garrett County in particular, gets a great deal of snowfall. The latest snowstorm gave them over a foot of snow.

[jerzeygymwolf]

This upstate NY thing is pretty impressive. The attitude of the locals is typical of those who live in areas with lots of lake effect weather.

I was in DC (Fairfax VA actually) last week during the cold snap. The folks on the radio were in a total panic. It was 9 degrees with some wind.

It's pretty nasty in the Midwest today. Lots of flights canceled at O'Hare.
So glad I don't commute anymore. Working at home

[minowz]

The Feds rolled up shop at 2 today. I was out the door by 2:15. It's a great day....

[tramadolwithall]

Originally posted by DanS
In D.C., we're looking at a big storm on Tuesday/Wednesday. Two storm fronts are meeting up, so it could be rain, a mix, or a foot or two of snow. That reminds me of an old George Carlin bit:

I'm imagine a lot of you were surprised by this weekend's weather. Especially if you listened to my forecast Friday night. I'd like to personally apologize to the former residents of [*******]. --But let's face it. No one predicted mud. What happened is that a rainstorm came down from the north, and a dust storm came out of the west. Presto: Mud.