well, maybe for us NYCers ...

yeah, rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain here.

icy!

*jealous*

Here’s my inspirational music for the blizzard: http://wizardishungry.com/blog/archive/a_post_for_the_snow_storm_outside

I hope I hope I hope I hope I hope!!!

heres my areas cast...“. Heavy Snow Warning remains in effect until 6 am EST Thursday...

A Heavy Snow Warning remains in effect until 6 am EST Thursday for

the southern Adirondacks... the Mohawk Valley... the eastern Catskills...

the Lake George Saratoga region... the capital district... southern

Vermont and northern Berkshire County.

... Historic snowstorm on the way for Valentines day...

Low pressure over the Ohio Valley will move east and merge

with another storm just off the mid Atlantic coast early by early

Wednesday. This new and powerful storm will then move along the

Atlantic coastline and produce prolific amounts of snowfall across

much of our area. Once the storm reaches the coast of Maine... it

will drive another surge of Arctic air into our region on strong

gusty winds Wednesday night and Thursday. This wind will produce

some localized drifting and blowing of snow.

By shortly after midnight it will be snowing across the entire

region... and the snow will become heavy at times by the morning

commute on Wednesday. Snowfall rates will reach one to two inches

per hour with 4 to 10 inches on the ground by sunrise. The

snowfall may diminish for a time around midday... and a little

sleet may mix in at times. During the day Wednesday a northeast

wind will increase over the higher terrain to 15 to 25 mph with

higher gusts... which will begin to blow and drift the snow around.

Heavy snow will return during the afternoon as localized heavy

snow bands develop. These heavy snow bands could produce snowfall

rates of 4 to 5 inches and hour and may be accompanied by thunder

and lightning. Most roads will likely become impassable during the

afternoon. The wind will turn northerly and increase in the Hudson

Valley causing blowing and drifting snow there as well.

The increasing winds and heavy snow will produce whiteout

conditions at times... and there is also the potential for spotty

power outages.

As the snow winds down Wednesday evening... projected total storm

snowfall amounts are expected to be between 15 and 30 inches...

with some high terrain localities possibly getting amounts in

excess of three feet.

The wind will certainly continue to blow and drift the snow well

into Thursday. In addition... temperatures will plummet to near

zero by early Thursday morning. This cold coupled with strong

gusty winds... could drive wind chill values down to dangerous

levels.”

Forecast for Chicago:

Wednesday: High -43, Low -74, winds gusting at 823 miles per hour.

Why in the world did I choose to move here?

do you live in miami jbr? fuck.

if u do get stuck indoors,bathe yourself in sum of this great footage......http://www.westminsterkennelclub.org/2007/video/breed/index.html

the blue great dane had natural ears! should have won

have fun with the storm, it’s still snowing here and when i got home yesterday there was two inches of snow INSIDE MY APARTMENT.

WHAT

KEVIN, ARE YOU ZIGGY?

it looks like it only snowed a couple inches yet the road has not been plowed and the cars are freaking out wtf

a combination of a shitty place to live, a settling foundation and a gap between the door and the outside coupled with drifting snow left me with a couple of inches of snow inside my apartment. luckily i don’t have heat or else it would have melted and been much harder for me to shovel my living room floor.

dude you are ziggy

snnnnooooooowwwwww!

we are supposed to get, like, 20 to 30cm!

all you Chicagoans shd beat up NYCers who go all alarmist over 3 inches of “wintry mix.”

kevin fer godsakes get a better domicile

kevin fer godsakes get a better domicile

yes, this has occured to me.

It’s not alarmist, I welcoem our Snowgods of Winter overlords. :( Any excuse to stay indoors and bake cookies all day!

srsly i wish it was 3 feet

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