AT THIS POINT...OPERATIONAL AND ENSEMBLE DATA ARE CLUSTERING AROUND STORM TOTALS IN THE 6 TO 10 INCH RANGE BY SUNDAY NIGHT...ALONG WITH
POTENTIAL FOR CONSIDERABLE BLOWING AND DRIFTING SNOW SUNDAY NIGHT AS WELL AS TEMPERATURES DROPPING WELL BELOW ZERO. HEADLINES WILL LIKELY
BE NEEDED SOON TO COVER THE THREAT.
Curious as to what you guys needed to get which you didn't already have on hand for winter? Might jog my memory of something I (or others) have forgotten...
Used that term on my boss this morning. She ain't from around these parts, and didn't get it. I had to explain, which ruined the joke and made me hungry.We call it a "French Toast alert", the term courtesy of Bob and Tom. Basically, the weather turns to crap and everyone suddenly wants to make French Toast, so they go buy... yep, milk, eggs, and bread.
I don't the reference, but it is going to get seriously nasty. 6+" of snow then -17F temps and -35F wind chills are the recipe for people dying in their cars in ditches. Pack blankets, cellphones, and other important things when traveling early next week. I work 7pm-3am Sunday night into Monday. Not looking forward to the drive home.
my wife is supposed to drive 45 mins (normal time) at 7am Monday through corn fields to work. I'm alreDy telling her to inform them she likely won't be there if lots of snow and -10F.
If it was up to me I'd wait until Sunday morning and go, leave the kids at home, lock the four wheel drive in and go shop in peace and quiet.Shelve may be empty. News shows stores are stripped around here.