Post by LOVELYRITA on Apr 23, 2012 17:38:37 GMT -5
Oh, the fear and turmoil in Central Pa with the recent noreaster. Some of the reporters called it the strange "winter" storm....no, it's not a "winter" storm because it's happening in Spring... So it's really a spring snowstorm....
There was a band of snow reported to be 12" - 18" in Western Pa, Western NY and West Virginia....then in my area it was 1-3" and then 5-8" the next day..which would have been today.
I work in a grocery store and you should have seen the crazed masses rushing to the store to get milk, eggs, bread, ice tea and toilet paper.....yes folks, buy up, you'll be buried under the snow and will not get out so make sure you get all of that junk food to eat while the snowflakes fall....
Really? Not one flake on the ground, last night, this morning nor this afternoon. Where was this 11" that we were told by the experts on the WEATHER CHANNEL?
? Oh the high tech capabilities to forecast weather....and the masses going out for all food.....
The only shoveling that was needed was to dig out from underneath the panic, the bull and the stupidity....
Though there were places that got that heavy wet type of snow, it was nasty in the higher elevations, but I'm lucky Tunatown is in a valley, sandwiched between two mountain ranges, but not part of the bad snow.
I guess it's a good thing I'm a "valley girl".....
There was a band of snow reported to be 12" - 18" in Western Pa, Western NY and West Virginia....then in my area it was 1-3" and then 5-8" the next day..which would have been today.
I work in a grocery store and you should have seen the crazed masses rushing to the store to get milk, eggs, bread, ice tea and toilet paper.....yes folks, buy up, you'll be buried under the snow and will not get out so make sure you get all of that junk food to eat while the snowflakes fall....
Really? Not one flake on the ground, last night, this morning nor this afternoon. Where was this 11" that we were told by the experts on the WEATHER CHANNEL?
? Oh the high tech capabilities to forecast weather....and the masses going out for all food.....The only shoveling that was needed was to dig out from underneath the panic, the bull and the stupidity....
Though there were places that got that heavy wet type of snow, it was nasty in the higher elevations, but I'm lucky Tunatown is in a valley, sandwiched between two mountain ranges, but not part of the bad snow.
I guess it's a good thing I'm a "valley girl".....
