SMLCHNG wrote: ↑March 15, 2021 8:15 am4th largest snowstorm in history. First was in 1913, second was in 2003, third was in 1982 (I was pregnant with Cameron).
We're stuck, literally, at home today. Snow is up to my knees and more in areas. The highway that we take to get to work is closed. This is a huge Interstate highway. And it's a BAD day to not be at work for me. Payroll day and a new hire supposed to start.
We can only shovel a small area out our front door. And it snowed even more after this picture was taken. Gotta love E. LOL!!
There's a sidewalk under there, somewhere.
I guess I shouldn't have pointed fingers and made fun of you yesterday. The remnants of that storm started coming through our area around 3:00 this afternoon. Isn't going to drop anywhere near what you got, but after almost two weeks of bare ground and clean streets, it's beginning to look more like Christmas again than St. Paddy's Day or Easter. -"BB"-
"I'd rather die while I'm living than live while I'm dead." "Some of it's magic, and some of it's tragic, but I've had a good life all the way."
bodypainter wrote: ↑March 15, 2021 9:09 pm
My sexist dad theorized about brush fires in the spring. "women clean out the house, light a burn pile and go to the mall."
As we used to say - there are only three sources of ignition for a bushfire:
Men;
Women; and
Children.
It is amazing that if you chart bushfire incidents against school holiday and non-school holiday times then it leads to one conclusion
Last year was an exception due to the preponderance of dry lightening storms and pyrocumulus storms (where fires create their own lightening storms).
Always be yourself
Unless you can be Batman
Then always be Batman
Bicycle Bill wrote: ↑March 15, 2021 9:12 pm
I guess I shouldn't have pointed fingers and made fun of you yesterday. The remnants of that storm started coming through our area around 3:00 this afternoon. Isn't going to drop anywhere near what you got, but after almost two weeks of bare ground and clean streets, it's beginning to look more like Christmas again than St. Paddy's Day or Easter.
No hard feelings. It got into the 40s today and will be 60 by the end of the week.
"Nonsense! I have not yet begun to defile myself." - Doc Holliday
Bicycle Bill wrote: ↑March 15, 2021 9:12 pm
I guess I shouldn't have pointed fingers and made fun of you yesterday. The remnants of that storm started coming through our area around 3:00 this afternoon. Isn't going to drop anywhere near what you got, but after almost two weeks of bare ground and clean streets, it's beginning to look more like Christmas again than St. Paddy's Day or Easter.
No hard feelings. It got into the 40s today and will be 60 by the end of the week.
It got into the 40s today and will be 60 by the end of the week.
Ditto.