We barely got any snow downcountry. I didn't think either was the right call.

Yes, whoever made those calls this time. Great job of the decisionmaker! Credit is due where credit is due. It is due.

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Anonymous wrote:I disagree. Snow days and delays should be reserved for significant accumulation (like 2+ inches).

I see no reason at all to close due to snow flakes.

It's the ice genius.

And they didn't close. They released early and delayed opening. They've had school with 2 feet of snow still on the ground, but roads and sidewalks were clear. And they've had to cancel when windy conditions made it dangerous to be outside (yeah, I thought that one was silly until I went out to get something from my car and was literally blown over by the steady wind). Anyway, it's not all about accumulation.

Anonymous wrote:I disagree. Snow days and delays should be reserved for significant accumulation (like 2+ inches).

I see no reason at all to close due to snow flakes.

It's the ice genius.

I disagree. Snow days and delays should be reserved for significant accumulation (like 2+ inches).

I see no reason at all to close due to snow flakes.