US snow storms

[Master]

Are you guys OK over there in the US over there? We are use to snow but are you?

Parts of the US north-east are braced for further snow storms, with officials warning residents to be prepared for 3ft (1m) of new snow.

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo called it a "historic event", while a local official dubbed the storm "gigantic".

Some places, including the city of Buffalo, are already underneath 5ft of snow, and eight people have died in New York state.

[El Kabong]

Of course we're not OK....GLOBAL WARMING!!!!!!

[Andre]

Exactly, should just be renamed global extremity.
Same cause though; Humans we are the imbalance to nature as she now tries to purge us.
Deforestation moves climate borders around and into extremes.

[greynotsoold]

I read that snow was falling at the rate of and inch and hour; can't even imagine that.

[walrus]

Places like buffalo are well prepared for storms but mother nature can out do us from time to time. The US as you know is vast. It's when areas like the South get a big snowstorm they are screwed as they are not well prepared as they don't see much of it. I'm in New England and last year was particularly brutal. I can look out my door in the morning to see three feet and I'll just say shit and go about my day. People in Maine and Alaska are even more intense. It seems every household has at least one snowmobile and they build bars and restaurants made especially for them. So yes, I have experienced eight feet in a twenty hour period and that did shut us down for a bit but one to four feet is standard lately. Damn you global warming. I need to edit, two or three years ago we got around twelve to fifteen feet in one pop. It took about two days for things to get back to normal. I couldn't get my driveway plowed as my plow guy couldn't find anyone to plow him out. People had to hire front loaders to clear out their driveway. Master, aren't you in England? What kind of snow do you see.

[Master]

Places like buffalo are well prepared for storms but mother nature can out do us from time to time. The US as you know is vast. It's when areas like the South get a big snowstorm they are screwed as they are not well prepared as they don't see much of it. I'm in New England and last year was particularly brutal. I can look out my door in the morning to see three feet and I'll just say shit and go about my day. People in Maine and Alaska are even more intense. It seems every household has at least one snowmobile and they build bars and restaurants made especially for them. So yes, I have experienced eight feet in a twenty hour period and that did shut us down for a bit but one to four feet is standard lately. Damn you global warming. I need to edit, two or three years ago we got around twelve to fifteen feet in one pop. It took about two days for things to get back to normal. I couldn't get my driveway plowed as my plow guy couldn't find anyone to plow him out. People had to hire front loaders to clear out their driveway. Master, aren't you in England? What kind of snow do you see.

We use to have heavy snow when I was a child but I figured it was high because I was small.

[Beanz]

Places like buffalo are well prepared for storms but mother nature can out do us from time to time. The US as you know is vast. It's when areas like the South get a big snowstorm they are screwed as they are not well prepared as they don't see much of it. I'm in New England and last year was particularly brutal. I can look out my door in the morning to see three feet and I'll just say shit and go about my day. People in Maine and Alaska are even more intense. It seems every household has at least one snowmobile and they build bars and restaurants made especially for them. So yes, I have experienced eight feet in a twenty hour period and that did shut us down for a bit but one to four feet is standard lately. Damn you global warming. I need to edit, two or three years ago we got around twelve to fifteen feet in one pop. It took about two days for things to get back to normal. I couldn't get my driveway plowed as my plow guy couldn't find anyone to plow him out. People had to hire front loaders to clear out their driveway. Master, aren't you in England? What kind of snow do you see.

It's terrible in England sometimes it actually lays... for about half an hour and can be up to 1 inch deep. You can laugh but not everybody has wellies and wet socks can really make your toes curl, but not in a good way.






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