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0 centigrade, i didn't realize the site i was looking at was metric.
Are they measuring the snow in centimeters rather than inches?
Looks like the fashionable West End/Henrico may get 30 inches. Don't worry about centimeters.
The last time DC got dumped on, we got a dusting. Still, the schools stayed closed for a week...Being from Chicago...it's all good...
I expect the schools to close soon. I think Loudoun had a two hour delay today. Practice, I guess. Serious question, did you ever get a snow day from school?
I don't honestly remember one. We had a 36" snow over a weekend in '66, I think, and the streets were cleared almost as fast as it fell...
Seems like we ask this question every year but I don't remember one either. Checking the "news", it appears today's 2 hour delay was due to the cold.
Serious question, did you ever get a snow day from school?
It's really bad when the cancel school because of the cold.
That snowstorm in Chicago I mentioned was 49 years ago! Seems like yesterday...
We lived in Chicago for four years and never once was school closed due to snow which really impressed me, but the winter of I think 95 it was closed for three days straight when it was like -10 out without factoring in the wind chill, it seriously hurt to be outside!
Really...what part of Chicago?
Sorry, it was North Chicago a/k/a Great Lakes Naval Training Center, but nevertheless it was still flippin' cold!!!
I'm seeing crushed mall roofs down in Potomac Mills if they get anywhere near that amount.Heck, that map even shows snow in a county in northern Florida. Is that Pensacola or is it the next bay over?
JCA - that's probably rain in the blue