Next week is probably going to be as exciting as last week.
In the south we have had "Blizzard Conditions", a few
millimetres of snow and a light breeze. The "Media" have
been talking as is if it was the end of the world. In truth
we had a small dusting of snow, not a lot really and while
it is true that most people down here are not prepared to
deal with it the media have made a ice age out of a
snow drift.
The forecast for tomorrow is for more snow and "blizzard
conditions" again in the evening - or possibly just
wind and rain - they are not sure yet. It is hard
to predict exactly what will happen and who will get
rain and who will get snow, but that doesn't stop it
all seeming very comical.
Where I grew up we had temperatures down to -15°C
most winters. The snow routinely fell to above waist
height in front of the house, you just gone on with
life. When I spent a winter at UMass I saw even more
snow, peak day time temperatures of -20°C and
snow metres thick that stayed around for days.
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