Anonymous
02/24/2020 10:13
Subject: Is winter over?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Maybe...but don’t forget this:
“The Blizzard of '93, sometimes referred to as the "Storm of the Century" or the "Superstorm of 1993," occurred between Friday, March 12, and Sunday, March 14, and blasted the eastern United States with widespread heavy snow, hurricane-force winds and severe thunderstorms.”
7 inches here in DC.
That would be amazing. I’m going to sleep in inside out pajamas, with a spoon under my pillow and flush ice cubes until then.
I'm there with ya!
Anonymous
02/23/2020 16:41
Subject: Is winter over?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Maybe...but don’t forget this:
“The Blizzard of '93, sometimes referred to as the "Storm of the Century" or the "Superstorm of 1993," occurred between Friday, March 12, and Sunday, March 14, and blasted the eastern United States with widespread heavy snow, hurricane-force winds and severe thunderstorms.”
7 inches here in DC.
I remember that! I think we lost a week of school?
I’m the poster who posted about that ‘93 blizzard. I do remember being out of school until at least Wednesday. (I was a much younger teacher then
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Anonymous
02/23/2020 16:27
Subject: Is winter over?
Not until mid to late March. We’ve had March snowstorms before.
Anonymous
02/23/2020 15:41
Subject: Is winter over?
Anonymous wrote:Guess my kids aren’t building a snowman.
That’s your primary concern?
Anonymous
02/23/2020 15:22
Subject: Is winter over?
Anonymous wrote:Maybe...but don’t forget this:
“The Blizzard of '93, sometimes referred to as the "Storm of the Century" or the "Superstorm of 1993," occurred between Friday, March 12, and Sunday, March 14, and blasted the eastern United States with widespread heavy snow, hurricane-force winds and severe thunderstorms.”
7 inches here in DC.
I remember that! I think we lost a week of school?
Anonymous
02/23/2020 14:51
Subject: Is winter over?
Anonymous wrote:Maybe...but don’t forget this:
“The Blizzard of '93, sometimes referred to as the "Storm of the Century" or the "Superstorm of 1993," occurred between Friday, March 12, and Sunday, March 14, and blasted the eastern United States with widespread heavy snow, hurricane-force winds and severe thunderstorms.”
7 inches here in DC.
I was in central NY for that and we got 3 1/2 feet.
Anonymous
02/23/2020 13:42
Subject: Is winter over?
Anonymous wrote:Maybe...but don’t forget this:
“The Blizzard of '93, sometimes referred to as the "Storm of the Century" or the "Superstorm of 1993," occurred between Friday, March 12, and Sunday, March 14, and blasted the eastern United States with widespread heavy snow, hurricane-force winds and severe thunderstorms.”
7 inches here in DC.
That would be amazing. I’m going to sleep in inside out pajamas, with a spoon under my pillow and flush ice cubes until then.
Anonymous
02/23/2020 13:38
Subject: Is winter over?
Maybe...but don’t forget this:
“The Blizzard of '93, sometimes referred to as the "Storm of the Century" or the "Superstorm of 1993," occurred between Friday, March 12, and Sunday, March 14, and blasted the eastern United States with widespread heavy snow, hurricane-force winds and severe thunderstorms.”
7 inches here in DC.
“The Blizzard of '93, sometimes referred to as the "Storm of the Century" or the "Superstorm of 1993," occurred between Friday, March 12, and Sunday, March 14, and blasted the eastern United States with widespread heavy snow, hurricane-force winds and severe thunderstorms.”
7 inches here in DC.
Anonymous
02/23/2020 13:29
Subject: Is winter over?
Guess my kids aren’t building a snowman.