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It snowed a lot
All the satellite images in that thread are fascinating.
I was asleep and didn't hear a thing.
Sorry about your wife's car.Weathermen down here are predicting 18-24" Saturday night/Sunday Morning.
I got my chains ready.
The weathermen here are as horrible as the drivers.
People down here can't drive when it rains, much less all that snow.. I can't wait to see all the cars in ditches..
Sorry about your wife's car.
What happened to the 1-3 inches you reported Saturday?Storms over...19" total in my driveway.
19" down here is like 4' in Chicago
Ask the dumbass weather man who first Predicted much more and then walked it backWhat happened to the 1-3 inches you reported Saturday?
So predicted 18-24 inches, then changed to 1-3 inches.. and you end up with his original prediction?Ask the dumbass weather man who first Predicted much more and then walked it back
So predicted 18-24 inches, then changed to 1-3 inches.. and you end up with his original prediction?
Btw was in Asheville a few January's ago and it snowed and sure enough people can't drive (roads aren't treated well either). It wasn't much snow though, just enough to collect on roads and make icy conditions.
You couldn't fit your fat ass in a Jeep using a pry bar.47 and sunny. No jeeps rolled over.
I used to have that Midwestern attitude that people in South just weren't as good of drivers as us snow hardened Northerners, but have realized over time that we have plows sitting at every interchange 12 hours before a predicted flake falls, and that it's pretty damn flat here....I don't care who you are, driving on hilly untreated roads in the winter = accident.Btw was in Asheville a few January's ago and it snowed and sure enough people can't drive (roads aren't treated well either). It wasn't much snow though, just enough to collect on roads and make icy conditions.
having been the most well-traveled driver ever, I can affirm that Chicago drivers are as bad as or even worse than Albuquerque drivers.*I used to have that Midwestern attitude that people in South just weren't as good of drivers as us snow hardened Northerners, but have realized over time that we have plows sitting at every interchange 12 hours before a predicted flake falls, and that it's pretty damn flat here....I don't care who you are, driving on hilly untreated roads in the winter = accident.
Having lived in both places, I will agree with the part of your post about the north being flat and lots of plows, but that's where it ends. People in the south are horrible bad weather drivers. I have seen them in ditches during a rain, much less a snowstorm. I have seen them abandon their cars in the middle of the road with less than 1 inch of snow on the ground. There was a woman sitting behind the wheel of her car in the roadway shaking because there was about as much snow as you would see someone's lawn showing thru. I actually had to park her car for her in an adjacent lot, and drive her home. We got the latest storm on Saturday, and we still haven't received any mail, as of this morning.I used to have that Midwestern attitude that people in South just weren't as good of drivers as us snow hardened Northerners, but have realized over time that we have plows sitting at every interchange 12 hours before a predicted flake falls, and that it's pretty damn flat here....I don't care who you are, driving on hilly untreated roads in the winter = accident.