20 inches of snow, half the city has lost power, 80 percent of roads are impassable due to downed trees.
SNOW DAY!
I can't remember the last time I had a snow day. Did we ever have one at CMU?
At 7 am the skies were orange, snow was covering everything, and lightning and thunder rumbled through the skies. And it was Friday the 13th. I thought it was the Apocalypse.
Have you ever heard of lightning and thunder happening during a snowstorm? I can't remember that ever happening in any snowstorm I've been in.
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Re: Awesome
Heh, yeah, that doesn't happen often, but I've seen it before in NY. It was the result of a particularly strong Noreaster I think. As you found out, it's more dangerous than a normal thunderstorm because it's not only violent, but you also get very heavy, wet snow from that sort of storm and all the messy, slippery fun that comes with it.Alan wrote:At 7 am the skies were orange, snow was covering everything, and lightning and thunder rumbled through the skies. And it was Friday the 13th. I thought it was the Apocalypse.
Have you ever heard of lightning and thunder happening during a snowstorm? I can't remember that ever happening in any snowstorm I've been in.
Re: Awesome
There was one during the first year of grad school. Were you still around at that point? I think it was something like 2 feet of snow over a weekend. Of course, snow day doesn't mean as much when you have projects instead of actual classes most of the time. I still rode my bike in to the PTC that day.Alan wrote:I can't remember the last time I had a snow day. Did we ever have one at CMU?