Weekend Nor'easter & Blizzard thread

[ZowieHowie]

Well, I'm currently in Philadelphia, PA visiting some relatives. I'm supposed to leave tomorrow afternoon to get back to Florida, but I'm not sure if the airport will be open/operating. I'm currently eating a cheesesteak 😀, and am just determining options in case I cannot get home tomorrow.

The crazy thing though is that since I was born and raised in FL, I had never been in REAL SNOW until today!

 

[loup garou]

A foot isn't really all that much. It was pretty nasty already though. Went to a matinee of Dirty Rotten Scoundrels and early dinner at Sugiyama and the wind was disgusting. Staying in all day tomorrow and maybe making some soup or chili and watching movies.

Originally posted by: crustyoldman
Just got back from grocery shopping, filled up the gas tank and both snowblowers, planning on cozying up with my S.O. and enjoy watching The Day The Earth Stood Still, The Blob and Invasion Of The Body Snatchers<---Something I am going to do to her later on tonight 😉

Nice list of movies! 😀

 

[Reckoner]

I'm taking the WRX out into the snow in an abandoned parking lot, weeeeeeee!

 

[cliftonite]

Hope it snows alot so I can use the new snow blower that I got. (5.5 HP 2 stage Ariens for $246 after taxes)

 

[JoPh]

still no snow. maybe half an inch. if that.

weak storm

 

[wasssup]

this pic is about 10 minutes old...the roads are finally starting to get bad...

 

[alm99]

Darn it, I am up near syracuse, we have nothing coming down.

 

[JoPh]

Originally posted by: alm99
Darn it, I am up near syracuse, we have nothing coming down.

streets and sidewalks dont have anything on them. not sticking here.

 

[m2kewl]

got back from the poconos - it was snowing when i left around 6pm.

nyc predicted snow storms are such a disappointment...🙁

 

[NakaNaka]

I'm in Chicago at school but a native New Yorker and wish I could be home for this. I remember the snow storm from about 3 years back. I think it was in Feb too. That was awesome.

 

[Rogeee]

Two feet of snow in Connecticut, drifts as high as five feet, spent six hours today digging out (not just my property but seven others who are too elderly).