anyone else in this shitty snow yet again? im currently uploading the video of me climbing out of carmeuse mine and getting stuck on the big hill this morning. i was inching my way on up and a guy in a late 90s f150 hooked to me and gave me that extra umpphhhh to get up the hill.

this is coming back into my town at 1130 this morning. we are under a level 2 snow emergency right now



This post was edited by JDH on Jan 21 2014 03:45pm

No thank god. For once it isn't snowing here. Where is that?

lol at that being any level of emergency

We have a level 2 sunlight situation. It's windy in the 50's, damn you jet stream!

flemingsburg ky by maysville



level 2 is because the wind is making the snow drift on certain highways bad. theyve had a lot of people getting stuck from sliding off the road. what the salt was melting is a sheet of ice on the roads now. the lvl 2 means dont get out unless its for work or something they dont want people just out joyriding and getting stuck or wrecking or anything.

another extreme cold weather alert for you and I pal. Stay warm.

I want to see all of these Canucks on JSP in a tornado or Hurricane.

that picture looks like Ottawa on a good day. I'd take that over -35 celcius winds

theres a sheet of ice on the road too. we dont get deep snow usually but we almost always have everything covered in ice. like i said everything that was melting is now freezing because the temps have dropped below freezing. you northerners dont understand the differences in snow. ive been on the pennsylvania turnpike an hour before it was shut down because of snow and we were still driving 60mph like nothing was going on. ive been in lake effect snow in buffalo ny and it wasnt too bad. the farther south you go the worse conditions get not because of inches of snow but because of what the temps do to the snow.

ive seen it snow north on the ohio river and 15 miles away where i live everything got coated in 1/8 inch of ice with no snow.

Lol will never ever happen where i live
Completly 100% surrounded by mountains. And next the the great lake superior

However 5-10 feet of snow is not unheard of