Weather WTF

[Syt]

[CountDeMoney]

I'm working the final calculations on how long this much snow would hide Mom's body.

[mongers]

I'm working the final calculations on how long this much snow would hide Mom's body.

That's the spirit.

[HisMajestyBOB]

No power outages, but I'm definitely not driving anytime soon.


Mine's the black in in the middle in the background.

[Liep]

No power outages, but I'm definitely not driving anytime soon.


Mine's the black in in the middle in the background.

fixed


It's just a little shovel work!

[mongers]

No power outages, but I'm definitely not driving anytime soon.
....
Mine's the black in in the middle in the background.

fixed


It's just a little shovel work!

You flew to America to help HMB dig his car outta the snow? 

[HisMajestyBOB]

Thanks Liep!
I've got a whole case of beer for helping me out.

[Liep]

Of course I meant coming over there and shovelling for you, not just fixing your [img] tags, but unfortunately all flights from Copenhagen to the east coast are cancelled.

[FunkMonk]

This blizzard is fun 

[Caliga]

Roads are fine here.  Left the house at 6:45 am and the only road that was a little iffy was my subdivision road.

[CountDeMoney]

This blizzard is fun 

Until it isn't. 

Have fun with that world-renowned Pepco reliability response time. 

[jimmy olsen]

Glad I'm not them.

http://www.slate.com/blogs/the_slatest/2016/01/22/blizzard_of_2016_live_blog_winter_snow_storm_updates.html

11:20 a.m. ET: Just as I posted the update below, the National Weather Service in NYC greatly boosted their snow total forecast. A whopping 24-30 inches is now expected in Central Park, where the city's official snow records are kept. At the top end, that would mean this blizzard would become the single snowiest since those records began, in 1869.

[katmai]

I'm working the final calculations on how long this much snow would hide Mom's body.

Not long as you guys are forecasted for Rain by like tuesday no?

[jimmy olsen]

Coming down hard in the big apple.

At 1 p.m., there was 16.5 inches in Newark, N.J., 16.2 inches at LaGuardia Airport in Queens and 14.7 inches in Central Park. Meanwhile, after a midday lull, Washington, D.C.'s official total now stands at 14.9 inches, though nearly twice that has been measured in the surrounding suburbs.

[mongers]

Roads are fine here.  Left the house at 6:45 am and the only road that was a little iffy was my subdivision road.

So you were one of the 85 million Americans 'affected' by this storm.