Live Blogging White Death 2010
I'd kind of gotten away from blogging. That's fairly evident since my last blog post was more than 9 months ago. Loss of interest and a busy professional life damped my enthusiasm for the blogosphere.
But this is too good, too important, too cataclysmic to pass up: White Death 2010.
The National Weather Service forecasters out of Sterling, VA, have been predicting a dire situation for the mid-Atlantic region all week. Snow. And lots of it. Massive amounts. More snow than we can possibly imagine.
Marylanders don't like winter. I think I'm the only one here who does. If it gets cold, Marylanders whine. If it snows, not only do Marylanders whine but they drive badly usually on their way to the grocery stores which become jam-packed with angry, frustrated shoppers making sure they have enough Charmin and Steakums to last till June.
We don't do snow well.
The forecast for snow has been growing all week. On Wednesday, the NWS was predicting 12 to 18 inches. Thursday they upped it to 16 to 24 inches. Today predictions call for 2 feet or more of snow perhaps breaking the 26.8 inch record set on President's Day 1983. I've got to live blog this.
Life as Maryland knows it is about to be turned upside-down.
K-
But this is too good, too important, too cataclysmic to pass up: White Death 2010.
The National Weather Service forecasters out of Sterling, VA, have been predicting a dire situation for the mid-Atlantic region all week. Snow. And lots of it. Massive amounts. More snow than we can possibly imagine.
Marylanders don't like winter. I think I'm the only one here who does. If it gets cold, Marylanders whine. If it snows, not only do Marylanders whine but they drive badly usually on their way to the grocery stores which become jam-packed with angry, frustrated shoppers making sure they have enough Charmin and Steakums to last till June.
We don't do snow well.
The forecast for snow has been growing all week. On Wednesday, the NWS was predicting 12 to 18 inches. Thursday they upped it to 16 to 24 inches. Today predictions call for 2 feet or more of snow perhaps breaking the 26.8 inch record set on President's Day 1983. I've got to live blog this.
Life as Maryland knows it is about to be turned upside-down.
K-
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