No School

[maestro55]

The closet thing we have had to an snow day was an "ice day" and we had to come to school just didn't have to be here till 10. I don't think it will be getting that cold again for the duration of this period here in Central Texas and certain no snow. However, we did have a little snow (not enough to get out of school, or even make snow angel) a couple of years ago on Valentines day. So perhaps, but I don't see it in our forecast.

 

[~Shard~]

You should try North Carolina. 1" of snow FORCASTED and they're cancelling school the night before! 🙂

Wow, that's crazy... 😛 😉 🙂

 

[yellow]

Last year, there was a wee snowfall, 1.5"-2" and it took people 8 HOURS to get home from where my wife works. It normally takes like 45 minutes to an hour with traffic. 😱

 

[CompUser]

We got about 8" here.

Last storm we got 19" of snow, we could have made it school...






if we had a snowcat.

 

[Plymouthbreezer]

About the same amount here Erik...

We could have had school. Stupid bus company is located at the bottom of a steep hill though, and if they can't get out, they call it.

 

[Whyren]

i think in my four years of high school i only had one snow day. took about eight inches to close my school. they made you come in no matter what.

Pretty much the same where I went to high school. A close-by city of more than a quarter million people would have a snow day, yet our little 5,000 person town wouldn't (despite the fact that most people came in from gravel country roads).

As for snow where I am now, not so much. It only snows when I have to make a long drive. 😱

 

[thedude110]

In middle of nowhere CT., we picked up about three inches.

In Providence they picked up some strange, city slush. Neither ice nor snow nor slush -- just gray goo.

So, my 45 minute commute took me about an hour and a half. I was stuck behind a Canon Express truck for a good 50 minutes. It's branded into my brain now.

 

[Plymouthbreezer]

In middle of nowhere CT., we picked up about three inches.

In Providence they picked up some strange, city slush. Neither ice nor snow nor slush -- just gray goo.

So, my 45 minute commute took me about an hour and a half. I was stuck behind a Canon Express truck for a good 50 minutes. It's branded into my brain now.

Just drove hom from Best Buy, and it's weird... all the roads have this gray goo. Slippery as hell though.