The National Weather Service website said, "The storm system impacting the Midwest will shift into the northeast U.S. on Wednesday, bringing a plethora of weather hazards. Heavy snow, especially in the central Appalachians and northern Mid-Atlantic, strong winds, coastal flooding and rough seas are a few of the weather hazards which may lead to dangerous travel conditions, localized power outages and property damage."
Funny how one's perception of WEATHER (among many other things) changes with age:
At 6 years of age - the more severe the forecast, the better. Bring it on. No school. YEAH!!
At 16 years of age - severe forecast, could get a day off, will miss band practice, have to make up missed schoolwork.
At 26 years of age - driving to work is going to be a bear.
At 36 years of age - schools are closed. Who's going watch the kids.
At 46 years of age - driving to work is going to be a bear. Hope the kids drive safely.
At 56 years of age - snow, wind, floods, power outages and property damage - let's move SOUTH.
BTW, at 10:49PM EST, all we got was rain. Haha. Oh well.
BTW, at 10:49PM EST, all we got was rain. Haha. Oh well.
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