Snow!

[Caliga]

I just love four hour long commutes.  I had to stop and take a pee break at a Kroger along the way.

ED ANGER, THIS IS ALL YOUR FAULT.

[Admiral Yi]

We had freezing rain followed by another 2 inches of powder.

[Grey Fox]

I just love four hour long commutes.  I had to stop and take a pee break at a Kroger along the way.

ED ANGER, THIS IS ALL YOUR FAULT.

What happened in Kansas?

[Josquius]

Snow remains here, it shall remain until April or so.

[Barrister]

Snow remains here, it shall remain until April or so.

Same as every year for me.

[Ed Anger]

I just love four hour long commutes.  I had to stop and take a pee break at a Kroger along the way.

ED ANGER, THIS IS ALL YOUR FAULT.

LOL.


Cal: WE NEVER GET ANYTHING DOWN HERE
Ed: You'll get someshit. Wait and see.

BAM!  NEVER DOUBT ME!

[Caliga]

What happened in Kansas?

Who said anything about Kansas?  What happens in Kansas, stays in Kansas.

[Caliga]

Cal: WE NEVER GET ANYTHING DOWN HERE
Ed: You'll get someshit. Wait and see.[/i]

BAM!  NEVER DOUBT ME!

The thing is: we only got like a half inch of snow.  However, was there any salting/brining/plowing done by the time the morning commute began?

NEIN.

[Barrister]

Cal: WE NEVER GET ANYTHING DOWN HERE
Ed: You'll get someshit. Wait and see.[/i]

BAM!  NEVER DOUBT ME!

The thing is: we only got like a half inch of snow.  However, was there any salting/brining/plowing done by the time the morning commute began?

NEIN.

Why the fuck does  ahalf inch of snow need salting or plowing? 

I don't think they even bring out the sanding trucks for that little snow.

[Caliga]

All I can tell you is that the roads were a solid sheet of ice, dude.  At one point I was on a frozen overpass and it was impossible to go more than like half a mile an hour without fishtailing.

Maybe the roads in the Yukon are all gravel so you still get traction or whatever. 

[Barrister]

No.  If it turned to ice that is trecherous.

The temps here are cold enough that snow stays as snow, and it's no big deal.

But there are a lot of gravel highways.

[Ed Anger]

Cal: WE NEVER GET ANYTHING DOWN HERE
Ed: You'll get someshit. Wait and see.[/i]

BAM!  NEVER DOUBT ME!

The thing is: we only got like a half inch of snow.  However, was there any salting/brining/plowing done by the time the morning commute began?

NEIN.

You was warned. I am the prophet of the Midwest.

[Josquius]

I'm gonna do it. I need food and beer...Gonna brave the blizzard on my bike...

[HisMajestyBOB]

We had some snow - big chunky snowflakes. It made me happy, but then it turned to rain.

[Valdemar]

Right, I need a Languish advise.


Today for various reason, my oldest son and I am supposed to drive south to the inlaws, way out in the countryside. We can leave no earlier than 22.

However, they have announced a snow storm right in the area I'm going through, it has started snowing and is suposed to peak right around the time we leave.

I *can* stay home but it will be a hassle regarding the weekend at the inlaws, and because we have lend our house to some friends who expect us out of here.

Now, should I try and brave the storm btw 22-00 with my son of 10 or stay home. I DO have winter tires on, but the car is old. I am experiences in winterdriving so I do not fear the slippery roads, more getting stuck in a snow drift.

The forecast itself say 15 cm of snow, -10 degrees C and 15+ meters per sec of wind.

V