Received many calls yesterday, March 1st, from family & friends in the south about their snow storm. It must have been an amazing day. Even here where snow is a very normal seasonal occurrence storms are an event that excites.
Interesting that there's always a run on bread & milk whether the snow's in Birmingham or Scranton. Twice in 25 years our roads were closed for a day keeping us from going to the store. That record doesn't slow the hoarders down one bit.
Anywho down to the difference. Talked to one of yesterdays callers this morning. It's cold there, 28 29 degrees, but the snow's gone. The snow started here in the very early hours of this morning. We have 2 inches on the ground and expect another 3 before it's over. It's 12 degrees here and this stuff will be with us 'til about Easter.
So in the south the snow comes and quickly becomes a memory where here it comes and remains an issue to deal with for weeks.
Hey! Did any of y'all make Snow Cream?
Zippidee
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Leaving church yesterday around noon there was 4" on the ground, it was still snowing and slush had begun to accumulate on Hwy 31. We called off the men's spaghetti supper at 5, I called Mom and told her it didn't look like we would be able to go for a ride that afternoon. A restaurant we go to for lunch usually has 400+ had about 50 hardy souls. We ate there and went home to make chili. By 3:30 the snow was gone.
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