Here comes the blizzard, there goes the business

[HawkinsPC]

Alabama shuts down for 1/2". Our last "blizzard" was in 1993 with about 13". Lots of babies made that week!

 

[NYJimbo]

Great, the county just called us (automated call thingy) and said to be home by 6pm and to expect snow removal in many areas to take several days at least.

Well, I guess this gives me an opportunity to catch up on my drinking....

 

[clayb226]

Well, I guess this gives me an opportunity to catch up on my drinking....

As long as you have enough supplies stocked up, sounds like it may get bad...

 

[drnick5]

We've been pretty dead today besides a few remote appointments we already had scheduled. We are expecting close to 2 feet of snow! Already anticipating being closed tomorrow. Just got word they closed the schools for both Tuesday and Wednesday!

It's a good thing I just restocked the liquor cabinet.

 

[tim fitzgerald]

Now I remember why I moved away from N.Y. Of course moving to the Cape Fear, with the Hurricanes & Tropical storms seems like "out of the frying pan & into the fire"

 

[ohio_grad_06]

I remember when I was 5, I lived in North Carolina, and that year, we got like a foot of snow one day. Next day was in the 60's. Dad said there were people in swimsuits playing in the snow.

 

[maclaptech]

I don't mind snow, but I hate blizzards.

We don't get blizzards in Texas, move down here...

 

[Bigtek1]

Well I live in the Texas Panhandle 2 times in my life I have seen 2 ft snows up here since the 70's and in the 50's we had snow storms up here the National Guard flew in supplies and air dropped them in back in 56 and 57.
here is a page of fun snow storms facts http://www.crh.noaa.gov/mkx/?n=biggestsnowstorms-us