[TheForge] OT - Snow in NJ

[Saint Phlip]

They kept telling us it was going to hit, but it didn't and it didn't
and it didn't until it finally did, starting this afternoon. Still
isn't half what they'd said it would be- maybe 6 inches now- they were
predicting more than a foot. Was funny, though- the snow trucks were
all out last night. We could hear them running up and down the road,
with enough of a dusting of show that you wondered if maybe it had
snowed last night, then, once it DID start snowing, they vanished. I
figured they'd run out of fuel, running around last night ;-) They've
finally started back up.

We're getting a little more snow, I think, but it's so windy it's hard
to tell if it's snowing or just blowing. Was amused though- my
guineas, who HATE being chased into the coop at night, didn't give me
any argument this evening ;-)


On Sun, Dec 26, 2010 at 10:51 PM, Bruce Freeman <freemab222 at gmail.com> wrote:
> Well we didn't have a white Christmas, but the day after Christmas is
> white enough!  It started snowing at maybe 10 AM, and hasn't stopped.
> I think we've got about 18" now, though it's hard to tell because the
> wind is making it drift.
>
> How's by the rest of youse guys?
>
> --
> Bruce
> NJ
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