Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The roads are fine. This is ridiculous.
Glad all is good where you are, but we got nearly 5 inches in Damascus. And while the main streets are pretty good, there are neighborhood streets that are a mess. There were already plenty of icy spots this afternoon, we'll before the sun went down. This area was a hot mess with buses sliding around on the day of no delay. We don't need a repeat of that tomorrow.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's a 2 hour delay-not the end of the world. I'd much rather be safe than sorry in situations like this, but it's pretty clear that many of you don't prioritize that.
There's nothing wrong with prioritizing education. Kids also learn that small inconveniences br overcome, which is valuable.
No child of mine is going to learn to be careful in the winter!!! I want them cowering inside in fear of frozen water, according to our longstanding family values.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's a 2 hour delay-not the end of the world. I'd much rather be safe than sorry in situations like this, but it's pretty clear that many of you don't prioritize that.
There's nothing wrong with prioritizing education. Kids also learn that small inconveniences br overcome, which is valuable.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The delay gets kids out in the light instead of the dark so they can watch where they step and where they drive. There’s no reason to close
If you actually thought that was a problem, you'd give them a flashlight. But most of us don't live in a place with so little light pollution that you can't see where you're stepping.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The roads are fine. This is ridiculous.
Glad all is good where you are, but we got nearly 5 inches in Damascus. And while the main streets are pretty good, there are neighborhood streets that are a mess. There were already plenty of icy spots this afternoon, we'll before the sun went down. This area was a hot mess with buses sliding around on the day of no delay. We don't need a repeat of that tomorrow.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The delay gets kids out in the light instead of the dark so they can watch where they step and where they drive. There’s no reason to close
If you actually thought that was a problem, you'd give them a flashlight. But most of us don't live in a place with so little light pollution that you can't see where you're stepping.
Black ice is a serious issue. I broke my wrist falling on it when I was a kid. A flashlight doesn’t necessarily help…
Anonymous wrote:The roads are fine. This is ridiculous.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The delay gets kids out in the light instead of the dark so they can watch where they step and where they drive. There’s no reason to close
If you actually thought that was a problem, you'd give them a flashlight. But most of us don't live in a place with so little light pollution that you can't see where you're stepping.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's a 2 hour delay-not the end of the world. I'd much rather be safe than sorry in situations like this, but it's pretty clear that many of you don't prioritize that.
No one has articulated a coherent reason to delay. It's well below freezing now. It's going to stay well below freezing through the delayed opening. There's no refreezing problem, and a delay won't allow the snow to melt before opening.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's a 2 hour delay-not the end of the world. I'd much rather be safe than sorry in situations like this, but it's pretty clear that many of you don't prioritize that.
There's nothing wrong with prioritizing education. Kids also learn that small inconveniences br overcome, which is valuable.
Anonymous wrote:The delay gets kids out in the light instead of the dark so they can watch where they step and where they drive. There’s no reason to close
Anonymous wrote:It's a 2 hour delay-not the end of the world. I'd much rather be safe than sorry in situations like this, but it's pretty clear that many of you don't prioritize that.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Any chance it will go from a delay to closure?
Fingers crossed.
No chance!
I was one of the people calling for a delay. Don’t think we’ll get a closure. The issue is kids out before it’s light out and ice…
There will be ice 2 hours later. What does a delay get you?
Maybe roads will be salted?