Snowstorms

[ThatRandomGuy]

Time to break out winter equipment.

Ushanka
Long sleeved shirt
My Boots
Jeans
Hunting jacket
No gloves

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[Alyx Vance]

where I live we don't cancel school even if a foot drops, despite the fact that nobody knows how to drive qq

My county just doesn't have the proper resources to keep the already unsafe roads safe.

[Brickitect]

we dont get any snow :(

[ThatRandomGuy]

started flurrying maybe an hour ago, Huskies are enjoying it! Would upload picture but camera is dead.

[XR-7]

My county just doesn't have the proper resources to keep the already unsafe roads safe.

My school is so hesitant about cancelling that I think someone should complain to the board. Most of the roads around here are untreated by the time morning rolls around (and I have to be waiting for the bus before dawn). Even when every school in the county is shut down, my school will keep holding up until the last second. The first time there was a cancellation this year, I was standing up by the road in the middle of a blustery ice storm at 24 degrees waiting for the bus. The bus was supposed to show up at 6:30 (and begins running prior to 6:00), and I was watching the news like a hawk waiting until the last second for a school closing. By 6:50, I was like, "Screw this, I'm not going to wait anymore" and went back in the house. About five minutes after I went back in the house, the school sent a cancellation notice.

I don't know what the heck is their honest problem.

[ThatRandomGuy]

My county just doesn't have the proper resources to keep the already unsafe roads safe.

Where do you live? I live near D.C in Virginia and whenever we get Snow warnings we already have salt on the roads and snowplows also we have snow evacuation routes...

[Alyx Vance]

My school is so hesitant about cancelling that I think someone should complain to the board. Most of the roads around here are untreated by the time morning rolls around (and I have to be waiting for the bus before dawn). Even when every school in the county is shut down, my school will keep holding up until the last second. The first time there was a cancellation this year, I was standing up by the road in the middle of a blustery ice storm at 24 degrees waiting for the bus. The bus was supposed to show up at 6:30 (and begins running prior to 6:00), and I was watching the news like a hawk waiting until the last second for a school closing. By 6:50, I was like, "Screw this, I'm not going to wait anymore" and went back in the house. About five minutes after I went back in the house, the school sent a cancellation notice.

I don't know what the heck is their honest problem.

My school system is the same way unless its an absolute emergency, which in this case it is. This state rarely sees this sort of snowfall rate.

Where do you live? I live near D.C in Virginia and whenever we get Snow warnings we already have salt on the roads and snowplows also we have snow evacuation routes...

I live in Kentucky, the roads are plowed and salted constantly but its not enough

[ThatRandomGuy]

I live in Kentucky, the roads are plowed and salted constantly but its not enough

Well, out of the past snow falls we've never gotten any on the road

[WaffleCake]

i'm probably getting a school closure tomorrow since i'm supposed to be getting at least 8" of snow from the storm. now i have a little story to tell about a mistake my county made one day.

around a month ago, my county made the stupid decision to open up schools at normal time one day when there was some stuffty weather goin on. keep in mind that pretty much every county surrounding mine closed for the day due to said weather. there were dozens upon dozens of accident reports (142 to be exact), and a lot of kids showing up really late from the weather. i think a few kids even got injured in a car accident goin to school. as you could imagine, a lot of people were pissed. i still think it's bullstuff that we didn't even get dismissed early or anythin, seeing that the county probably knew they forgeted up by the time the accident reports started rolling in that morning. i remember everyone getting really excited during second period to hear the announcements come on, just to hear completely unrelated news, thus crushing everyone's hopes of leaving early. ahhh, the joys of living in maryland.

[Alyx Vance]

Well, out of the past snow falls we've never gotten any on the road

Well, we have. Our roads aren't magical snow destroying roads.

i'm probably getting a school closure tomorrow since i'm supposed to be getting at least 8" of snow from the storm. now i have a little story to tell about a mistake my county made one day.

around a month ago, my county made the stupid decision to open up schools at normal time one day when there was some stuffty weather goin on. keep in mind that pretty much every county surrounding mine closed for the day due to said weather. there were dozens upon dozens of accident reports (142 to be exact), and a lot of kids showing up really late from the weather. i think a few kids even got injured in a car accident goin to school. as you could imagine, a lot of people were pissed. i still think it's bullstuff that we didn't even get dismissed early or anythin, seeing that the county probably knew they forgeted up by the time the accident reports started rolling in that morning. i remember everyone getting really excited during second period to hear the announcements come on, just to hear completely unrelated news, thus crushing everyone's hopes of leaving early. ahhh, the joys of living in maryland.

Pretty sure that the county can get into a lot of trouble for pulling that sort of stunt

[Mr Man]

No snow for me at all this year. Where I live we don't get much, most years we get one or two days where we get snow, but the last couple years there's been none.

[ßlöükfáce]

snow??? what the hecks is that????????

[ZombieDude]

Supposed to get 6-12 inches tonight, Wind chills have been reaching -25, It feels good tbh

same

[Swat 3]

township just canceled garbage pickup so we know that stuff's going to go down here in new jersey

[Kearn]

global warming