another foot of snow coming tuesday night :(

I am so not happy about this. what happened to the storms only coming on weekends so i don't have to miss work LOL. oh well, i won't be alone this time so that will make things alot better. I was so anxious the whole time being cooped up. I so needed to be out and about. i wanna move to florida now LOL.

Lets think about this.  My brother lives in south Fla and he has agreed to a business partnership with me.  He will ship us 75 degree sunshine and we ship him a truck load of snow.  Import/Export  business yes?? plus we add a new product, CABIN FEVER, SORE BACKS

sounds like the perfect business to me LOL

Nic....
   Is that what they are calling for?!?!?!?!?!
I LOVE snow, but uh...I dont think my yard or my roof can take anymore!

that is what abc2 news is calling for. i work on apg and get weather alerts and so far they are calling for 5 or more inches so hopefully it will be less. harford county is going to be one of the hardest hit. not sure where you live so might be less.

Nicole,

If we get another foot of snow, I hope our deck doesn't collapse.  We're high with no steps off the deck. Somehow/someway, we're going to have to try and clear the 4 plus feet already on the deck now - UGH! 

Dear Mr. Weatherman -- No more snow, please!

Stay safe and warm.

Debbie

i'm worried bout my deck too. i've wanted a new one so maybe this will be a good reason LOLOL

Hey Nic glad you are OK

I'm off today as is Sylvie and Brian for sure.  I think others are off too...

I heard another 6-12 inches.  Oh well what's a little more snow.


what irks me are the folks that are USED to this stuff calling us wusses.


do they have special places to PUT the snow???

up their butts i guess LOLOL

Nicole,

This is the update for 10 am on www.footsforecast.org:

Ready for Kahunageddon 2.0? Winter Storm Watches and Warnings now stretch 2,230 miles from New Jersey westward to Utah. The Forecast Team expects snowfall by 7 PM Wednesday to approach or exceed 12 inches across central Maryland the I-95 corridor from Baltimore to Philadelphia and southeastern PA. We expect locally higher amounts near 20". NOAA's HPC Snow & Ice Team has already throw the B-word into the mix. The Philadelphia metro NWS office is using the phrase "explosively developing." Just so you know.

Now they are a bunch of students but they have been right on all winter, including the 30th.  I have been complaining as well and my husband tells me to shut up it's "white gold", but he isn't the one snowed in with a 4 year old.  LOL