Snow? 2012

I love the snow and am extremely disappointed we haven't had any snow. I mean hell, no work, no school. Other than the shoveling and not being able to get out of your house for a couple of days, I find it pretty enjoyable.

I like to get 1-2 big snows a season. I like the snow, if there's enough I get off work and can enjoy it. My main concern is with the way the winter has been going it'll be cold and snowy in June this year.

None predicted for today. I'll have to check for tomorrow......

For Virginia, this winter season is supposed to be above average temps with below average precipitation. So, I doubt we get much of anything this year. Although last week, we had one day where it didn't get out of the 20's all day, and by the end of the week, the highs were in the 70's. I don't mind a warm winter, although part of the reason for getting rid of my Mustang last year was so I could have a vehicle that I could get through the snow on and of course it's like spring time all winter so far.

And then theres this..........

Anchorage on track for snowiest winter on record - San Jose Mercury News (http://www.mercurynews.com/nation-world/ci_19728471?source=rss)

some folks are really feeling the squeeze with no snow, like snow plow folks who count on that money.

some folks are really feeling the squeeze with no snow, like snow plow folks who count on that money.


Meh. They had a monster season 2 years ago. Charging people 1500-2500 in my home town to plow their driveways so they could get out. If you live in the VA area and expect snow to be a significant amount of your income, you probably aren't the sharpest tool in the shed. We typically don't get too much snow.

Meh. They had a monster season 2 years ago. Charging people 1500-2500 in my home town to plow their driveways so they could get out. If you live in the VA area and expect snow to be a significant amount of your income, you probably aren't the sharpest tool in the shed. We typically don't get too much snow.


I live just north of B-more and I think quite a few depend on it a least a little bit.

One of my favorite things about moving from NY to the deep south was never having to shovel snow again or scrape ice off of the car.

no more snow until after the elections