First, let me preface this by saying I live in the south.
So waking up to this...
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...is extremely unusual.
It's still snowing here, though it doesn't look like it's sticking to the roads at all. I find it kinda cool since I rarely see the white stuff and can still appreciate it so right now I'm enjoying watching it fall... at least for the time being.
Anyway, just wanted to share. :)
Snowed in Auburn too! It was like 72 degrees after all our tornadoes yesterday.
Spoiler
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Giving him a face was a mistake as Amy found him totally irresistible :(
Best day ever.
It rained all morning and afternoon here in the Upstate of SC. It was so miserably cold, wet, and windy it was comical. But from about 5:30 on it's been snowing...I'm pulling for classes being canceled tomorrow...please, please, please....
It was pretty decent up here in the Pacific Northwest. Started raining a bit around three. Nothing I'm not used to.
Now, walking around all day going from door to door in that...was another story.
It's been raining for about a week here near Shanghai. I'm sick of it, but I sure hope it don't turn to no snowing. I've seen enough of that stuff to last me a life time.
February went out like a lion for us in the Twin Cities - last Thursday into Friday we had a 6+" snowstorm, followed by a stretch of below zero lows.
Ah, Minneapolis . . .
Huh, no rain or snow in Ohio... weird. We're usually the ones with the crap weather.
The thing about where I live...
-at 11:30 am, it was still coming down heavy and I was starting to see some build up on my driveway.
-by 1:30 pm, it was almost all melted.
Ah well, t'was fun while it lasted.
Boston is burried, I just walked through 10 blocks of unplowed Jamaica Plain streets to get to the station.
Yeah, I heard it was headed your way lugaru. Looks like it picked up some friends along the way.
Quote from: lugaru on March 02, 2009, 02:09:43 PM
Boston is burried, I just walked through 10 blocks of unplowed Jamaica Plain streets to get to the station.
Same storm is coming through here. My driveway had 5-6 inches of snow in it when I left this morning and it's supposed to keep going through the night.
Hell, I even had to wear BOOTS today. First time I've worn boots to work all winter.
Two bits of Irony today... first is that I'm wearing sneakers because I could not find my boots and I was running late. I'm hoping nobody notices since it's not exactly "Jeans and Sneakers" day at the bank. Second: I called my g.f. a bunch of times to tell her that there was no school today (she works there mondays, I take a translator class) and she never picks up so I figure she went back to bed. Nope, she just called me up at the station wondering where the school shuttle is... :doh:
Well, we got hit by a foot or so. Fortunately my second shift schedule means I won't have to go out until it's all been plowed properly.
Eek. It just started snowing again. I didn't think it was going to do that. No so good.
I feel the most sorry for Tennessee. They got 18 inches, and they don't know how to handle 2 inches.
Quote from: catwhowalksbyhimself on March 02, 2009, 03:47:31 PM
I feel the most sorry for Tennessee. They got 18 inches, and they don't know how to handle 2 inches.
Much like the U.K...
(Oh so topical...a month later :P)
Oh no!
The snowman stole Boy's pointy sticks!!!
And his girlfriend!!
Whereas in England it's like we've hit high summer! At least it was on Friday :P
Yesterday was a beautiful day, hovering just above zero degrees celsius (which is nice in Edmonton at this time of year).
Today, I got stuck in a snow drift on my way to school - high winds, drifting snow and around -25 today.
I love Alberta!