The Great Snow Apocalypse of FEB 2010

[TGO]

It's actually his affinity for berries is weirder than the antlers. I've witnessed this dog eat golden raspberries off of a raspberry bush, one by one, then move onto a blueberry bush.

Reindeer eat berries?

[srock]

Legos > Erector Set.

Truth!

But its neither. That is clearly Optimus Prime.

[Tank]

I have to work Friday night and Saturday night in Philly. FML.

I work Friday night, Saturday morning, and Saturday night. FML

I wish I had a normal work schedule. I work every Saturday and it seems thats when we get all of our snow nowadays...

[McNulty]

I work Friday night, Saturday morning, and Saturday night. FML

I wish I had a normal work schedule. I work every Saturday and it seems thats when we get all of our snow nowadays...

Seriously, I'm so jealous of people that can call out. Its not an option for me, ever. And people that have a regular 9-5. I've never worked it.

On the plus side, I called in a favor and traded with one of my coworkers that lives in Philly to take my shifts during the storm. Chuck T is a great man. And thorough.

[srock]

Yeah he loves being in the snow, and he's got alot of energy so he can be out there for a while before he needs a breather.

Llhasa Apso first snow! From the Mid December storm.

From Drop Box

From Drop Box

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Here they are warmed up.

From Drop Box

Mr. Burns and Bella.

[Hank Scorpio]

Reindeer eat berries?

Can't you just play along?

[TGO]

Can't you just play along?

Marge: There you are. How was the magic act?
Homer: What in the hell are you talking about? [Bart jabs him] Oh, right,
the magic! The magic was great. It's really the way to go.
Lisa: How'd you do your act? You left your magic kit here.
Bart: Or so it would seem!

[Who's On 1st]

Well I just got word that the tournament was officially canceled this weekend. Seems the school closed the entire campus so thankfully I won't have to go out in this thing and can hunker down like the rest of the normal people!!

Tony, Maybe someone there reads the Hangout and saw your post!

[Crazysilver03]

Well I just got word that the tournament was officially canceled this weekend. Seems the school closed the entire campus so thankfully I won't have to go out in this thing and can hunker down like the rest of the normal people!!

I am really surprised.

University of Delaware already canceled weekend events and pushed Winter Session finals back from Saturday to Monday and moved the start of Spring Semester from Monday to Tuesday.

[PrivateO]

I don't want to get everyone going crazy, but this is what I heard at school today.

Apparently a teacher's friend works for the National Weather Service and they're lowballing their predictions and telling the news stations the same (the 16-24"). What I heard was that apparently they're sayings it's 3-5 FEET! They just don't want people to go ballistic in stores and all.

I personally think it's a load of but nonetheless, that's pretty crazy. That's a hella lotta snow.

(And believe me, I've thought about if I should post this or not, because I know a ton are gonna call me crazy, but I'd have know reason to lie about the story. The question is if it's true or not.)

[Tony-OH]

I don't want to get everyone going crazy, but this is what I heard at school today.

Apparently a teacher's friend works for the National Weather Service and they're lowballing their predictions and telling the news stations the same (the 16-24"). What I heard was that apparently they're sayings it's 3-5 FEET! They just don't want people to go ballistic in stores and all.

I personally think it's a load of but nonetheless, that's pretty crazy. That's a hella lotta snow.

(And believe me, I've thought about if I should post this or not, because I know a ton are gonna call me crazy, but I'd have know reason to lie about the story. The question is if it's true or not.)

Well, let's see. I heard they got 5" of rain down in Kentucky so the math is 16" of snow for every 1 inch of rain, right?

Anyone have snowshoes?

[Hank Scorpio]

Can you even picture four feet of snow?

It's going to be cold on the back end of this thing too, so it won't be going away anytime soon.

Oh and there's more coming Tuesday, apparently.

[NewMarketSean]

I don't want to get everyone going crazy, but this is what I heard at school today.

Apparently a teacher's friend works for the National Weather Service and they're lowballing their predictions and telling the news stations the same (the 16-24"). What I heard was that apparently they're sayings it's 3-5 FEET! They just don't want people to go ballistic in stores and all.

I personally think it's a load of but nonetheless, that's pretty crazy. That's a hella lotta snow.

(And believe me, I've thought about if I should post this or not, because I know a ton are gonna call me crazy, but I'd have know reason to lie about the story. The question is if it's true or not.)

Funny, I always thought they overestimated snowfall to get people out and spending money.

[Hank Scorpio]

I think they might be lowballing it too, based on what I've read in terms of rainfall they've had down south.

[Mark Carver]

I don't want to get everyone going crazy, but this is what I heard at school today.

Apparently a teacher's friend works for the National Weather Service and they're lowballing their predictions and telling the news stations the same (the 16-24"). What I heard was that apparently they're sayings it's 3-5 FEET! They just don't want people to go ballistic in stores and all.

I personally think it's a load of but nonetheless, that's pretty crazy. That's a hella lotta snow.

(And believe me, I've thought about if I should post this or not, because I know a ton are gonna call me crazy, but I'd have know reason to lie about the story. The question is if it's true or not.)

3' of snow would be an epic amount and would shut down the region. State and local governments would need to know of this pending amount ahead of time to try and plan for it. If the NWS thinks that 3-5' of snow is the amount and they do not tell state and local governments ahead of time, than heads will roll at the NWS. If they indeed did tell state and local governments this, than word would have leaked out...