Monday: violent winds highs in the 60's
Tuesday: a little breezy, hit the 70's
Wednesday: Early sleet and sporadice snowflakes throughout the day. Windier'n hell in temps in the 20's.
Texas! I have Monday off and I bet you a dollar I will be playing golf that day...comfortably
We haven't gotten any frickin snow here yet. If I don't have a white Christmas I'm gonna be pissed. And for the amount of cold we have had, we should have snow.
Your breakin' my heart, Dukey! We had a cold ass day in the teens on Monday but it hasn't been too bad over all. Golf, eh? I like golf. I haven't had my Tommy Armor's out in 2 years.
Grrr... All I got was rain... Well, okay, subzero temperatures would have been a pain in the ass at work (well, face, actually. My ass is covered pretty well). Damn leaves would've frozen to the ground again.
3. Nobody here has the sense to salt the roads for one day a year.
I'm a Dallas native, but I went to college in central New York, so I know what REAL snow looks like. I never saw the school or the city of Syracuse close because of it, despite the fact that they have it up their waists from November to March.
Snow is not that scary, freezing rain and sleet (what we usually see) does bug me though. Also why ask someone in Texas to at least risk there car going to work or school for something that usually only lasts a day? I can see New York trudging on, but they are going to have to endure it for a longer period!
Anyway, back in the late 70's we got so much snow one winter we had 7ft snowdrifts coming over the backyard fence. That was the most accumulation I have seen here
I'm on vacation in Cincinnati atm. My first job this morning was to help shovel a foot of snow from the drive way. In NC, at the sight of a flake of snow, everyone panics and everything closes. People rush to buy water and batteries. This will be the first white Christmas I've had in years. Not sure what all the panic is about. You northerners know how to take care of the roads.
3. Nobody here has the sense to salt the roads for one day a year.
I'm a Dallas native, but I went to college in central New York, so I know what REAL snow looks like. I never saw the school or the city of Syracuse close because of it, despite the fact that they have it up their waists from November to March.
But hey, snow!! Whee!
/jzero
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well its very differnt this year, it's snowed like once so far. hell, yesterday it was raining and like 55 degrees. i doubt it will be snowing much this year.
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My car is frozen
Pretty weird Dukester, me too, projected high for Thursday is like 5 where I live.
But no fear I am frostman the mighty Norseman who feels no cold cos I work in an office.
the other day it was like 84 degrees and sunny as hell
right now its 6 pm and 38 degrees
wtf potatoes
Tuesday: a little breezy, hit the 70's
Wednesday: Early sleet and sporadice snowflakes throughout the day. Windier'n hell in temps in the 20's.
Texas! I have Monday off and I bet you a dollar I will be playing golf that day...comfortably
OMG!
SNOW!
bhahhaah
Damn...I should have pegged him with a snowball
I'd like to get more snow here, particularly on Xmas. Looks like we're going to get some about a week after
1. The dang locals are scared poopless of it.
2. This is because they can't drive on it.
3. Nobody here has the sense to salt the roads for one day a year.
I'm a Dallas native, but I went to college in central New York, so I know what REAL snow looks like. I never saw the school or the city of Syracuse close because of it, despite the fact that they have it up their waists from November to March.
But hey, snow!! Whee!
/jzero
Anyway, back in the late 70's we got so much snow one winter we had 7ft snowdrifts coming over the backyard fence. That was the most accumulation I have seen here
Worst things about snow in Texas:
1. The dang locals are scared poopless of it.
2. This is because they can't drive on it.
3. Nobody here has the sense to salt the roads for one day a year.
I'm a Dallas native, but I went to college in central New York, so I know what REAL snow looks like. I never saw the school or the city of Syracuse close because of it, despite the fact that they have it up their waists from November to March.
But hey, snow!! Whee!
/jzero
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well its very differnt this year, it's snowed like once so far. hell, yesterday it was raining and like 55 degrees. i doubt it will be snowing much this year.