Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow!

[Byron Trantham]

I live in northern Virginia and it's snowing! Can't believe it. It may turn into something.

[Von Bickley]

Byron,
Hope you keep it all up there. We don't need any down here.

[Byron Trantham]

Byron,
Hope you keep it all up there. We don't need any down here.

Von, that's fine with me. I'm retired so I don't have to fight the traffic and my wife and I always enjoy a good snow.

[Mike Circo]

Well in NE Illinois, they have threatened us with"1-2 inches", "1-3 inches" or "3-6 inches" depending on what weather report I am listening to.

Either way, some white stuff is expected soon.

[Byron Trantham]

Well in NE Illinois, they have threatened us with"1-2 inches", "1-3 inches" or "3-6 inches" depending on what weather report I am listening to.

Either way, some white stuff is expected soon.

Hey, Mike, do you have an export license? We could use 3-6"

[Glenn Clabo]

Byron,
After spending all those years down there in VA I learned that 1 flake and I stay home. I wanted to get out of the way of all those trucks replenishing all the milk, bread and toilet paper.

[Byron Trantham]

Byron,
After spending all those years down there in VA I learned that 1 flake and I stay home. I wanted to get out of the way of all those trucks replenishing all the milk, bread and toilet paper.

Glenn, right on!!!! I commuted between the District and home for 25+ years. ANY snow or freezing rain caused a "day off". I never had an accident BUT boy did I see a bunch!

[Wes Bischel]

It's the same here in SE PA - bread and milk fly off the shelves and the schools close if one flake falls. I grew up in the Chicago area where during the blizzard of '79 my high school closed for the first time in over 60 years - naturally the principal told me as I walked in the door! Though in all fairness, they do a good job clearing the roads in Chicago (compared to Lancaster) - here we are not as lucky so staying home is usually a wise decision.

Wes

[Jim Becker]

We get it late tonight/tomorrow morning...'tis the season.

[Dan McLaughlin]

We get it late tonight/tomorrow morning...'tis the season.

and tomorrow night and Saturday morning. Grrrr...... I bought a snowblower to guarantee that it would not snow this season (reverse Irish logic). So much for my guarantee and "reverse Irish logic"

[Glenn Clabo]

According to our guess-the-weather dude...up to 12 inches and 55 mph winds are on the way for the weekend! More a little north of us...I think the snowthrower needs a tuneup!
Just for you warm weather people...here's what a beginning winter forcast looks like..

[Carl Eyman]

KEEP IT THERE, KEEP IT THERE, KEEP IT THERE

And by the way, make sure it has gone by the time the Williamsburg clambake starts in January

[Don Abele]

Glenn, sure wish I was back up in Maine to see that same kind of forecast. Here in Chesapeake all we are getting is a lot of rain. I miss the snow - 2 years in Washington State and now a year here...it's been too long.

Be well,

Doc

[Ken Frantz]

Have seen enough snow and cold when I lived in North Central Oklahoma and south Kansas!!!!!

It gets a bit chilly here in North Central Florida (Ocala)--have seen snow here in 1987 + or - a few years ago---and sure enjoying this nice 60-80 temp and sunshine during the day time.

I will be a thinking about you all having all of that FUN in the white stuff!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

KEN

[Bob Lasley]

Have seen enough snow and cold when I lived in North Central Oklahoma and south Kansas!!!!!

It gets a bit chilly here in North Central Florida (Ocala)--have seen snow here in 1987 + or - a few years ago---and sure enjoying this nice 60-80 temp and sunshine during the day time.

I will be a thinking about you all having all of that FUN in the white stuff!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

KEN

Ken,

I was just thinking how we don't get any snow compared to "up north". But I guess compared to where you are we have a bitterly cold, snowy winter!

BTW, are you still coming this way for the holidays to enjoy some of our winter?

Bob