I bet monday closure and tuesday delay.

At least it won’t last very long, given the temperatures.

None of the models agree, the storm will differ drastically based on minute shifts, and nobody knows which model will be right. It could bust at 1 sloppy wet inch of mush or boom at 8. We will know after it falls. Chill tf out, you’re not affecting the outcome either way.

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Anonymous wrote:Good news is the newest models suggest this system will likely be give most of Fairfax a trace-2 inches.

Where are you seeing this?

What are you talking about? Thr latest Euro gives FFX Co 8 inches.

* precipitation.

Anonymous wrote:Good news is the newest models suggest this system will likely be give most of Fairfax a trace-2 inches.

I follow some underground weather people and this is what some say too. The biggest chance for accumulation will be around 1am and it will depend of how heavy perception falls then. It could cause a delay.

Anonymous wrote:Good news is the newest models suggest this system will likely be give most of Fairfax a trace-2 inches.

All will be revealed.

Anonymous wrote:Good news is the newest models suggest this system will likely be give most of Fairfax a trace-2 inches.

Where are you seeing this?

Good news is the newest models suggest this system will likely be give most of Fairfax a trace-2 inches.

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Anonymous wrote: No one I know has any appetite for any closure. Kids are never in school. This is far from acceptable

Please explain how your twisted logic makes the weather FCPS's fault. 🤔

Your statement "this is far from acceptable" is especially bizarre. Psychologists would have a field day trying to analyze that deluded train of thought.

Yes. You're the type to yell up to the sky when it snows to ask for the manager.

But please, be my guest. Rage away. It's entertainment for the rest of us.

I find your type to be even more interesting. Do you not want your kids to receive an education and be in school? Or perhaps you're so obtuse that you can't recognize how frustrating this school year has been for kids and parents!

It's been frustrating for teachers as well. We have SOLs scheduled that aren't moving and already don't have enough time to adequately teach all of the material. Every time we have a snow day or delay, we have to adjust our planning to fit things in.

As a teacher I agree I am NOT enthused about another snow day because we’ve had so many disruptions. That being said , if there is one, I get it and I won’t be screaming about how the schools need to be open regardless of weather, because I am capable of understanding that weather inconvenience isn’t on the school district and they’d prefer to have us in school as well.

So you’re not a FCPS teacher then?

I’m a DP. The tone in this thread currently isn’t trending toward teacher bashing. I’m guessing that’s because most people are capable of understanding that teachers don’t control the weather and they don’t make the call to close schools.

So if you could put a pause on your usual teacher hate, that would be helpful.

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Anonymous wrote: No one I know has any appetite for any closure. Kids are never in school. This is far from acceptable

Please explain how your twisted logic makes the weather FCPS's fault. 🤔

Your statement "this is far from acceptable" is especially bizarre. Psychologists would have a field day trying to analyze that deluded train of thought.

Yes. You're the type to yell up to the sky when it snows to ask for the manager.

But please, be my guest. Rage away. It's entertainment for the rest of us.

I find your type to be even more interesting. Do you not want your kids to receive an education and be in school? Or perhaps you're so obtuse that you can't recognize how frustrating this school year has been for kids and parents!

It's been frustrating for teachers as well. We have SOLs scheduled that aren't moving and already don't have enough time to adequately teach all of the material. Every time we have a snow day or delay, we have to adjust our planning to fit things in.

As a teacher I agree I am NOT enthused about another snow day because we’ve had so many disruptions. That being said , if there is one, I get it and I won’t be screaming about how the schools need to be open regardless of weather, because I am capable of understanding that weather inconvenience isn’t on the school district and they’d prefer to have us in school as well.

So you’re not a FCPS teacher then?

Anonymous wrote:DCUM: “FCPS hates kids, it’s just snow, open school!”

[slick road causes bus crash with student injuries]

DCUM: “FCPS hates kids, it was snowing, why was school open?”

Except the latter doesn’t actually happen.

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Anonymous wrote:i hope they cancel monday and tuesday.

it was wonderful last week when kids came for three days.

So you're a teacher who wants the kids to be in school for fewer days so you don't have to work as hard? Please quit for everyone's sake.

So you’re a sap who falls easily for this rage bait post to make teachers look like lazy bum. Good job, PP

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Anonymous wrote:i hope they cancel monday and tuesday.

it was wonderful last week when kids came for three days.

So you're a teacher who wants the kids to be in school for fewer days so you don't have to work as hard? Please quit for everyone's sake.

PP sounded like a troll post to me.

Anonymous wrote:i hope they cancel monday and tuesday.

it was wonderful last week when kids came for three days.

So you're a teacher who wants the kids to be in school for fewer days so you don't have to work as hard? Please quit for everyone's sake.