Idahna, Ore. buried in snow; mayor asks for emergency help
01:11 PM PST on Sunday, February 3, 2008
By KGW and kgw.com Staff
In Idahna, Ore., there is so much snow, residents' roofs are starting to collapse. The mayor has requested that Oregon Governor Ted Kulongoski declare the area a state of emergency and send help.
Eighteen inches of snow fell in the last 24 hours on top to 6 feet of snow already there, Idahna Mayor Karen Clark said Sunday.
There is literally nowhere to put the snow.
"We have buildings with snow on them in danger of collapsing. Snow around doors in danger of bursting, some homes have already sustained damage," Clark said.
The town does not have the resources to deal with so much snow, according to the mayor.
http://www.kgw.com/news-local/stories/kgw_020308_news_idahna_snow_emergency.87f351d5.htmlhere in Washington State, the snow has cost tens of millions of dollars to our economy while trucks sit idle at the passes and cant move across the roads.
Idaho is having snow issues ..
the east coast is having record snow issues..
i want the Global Warming idiots to discuss this publically now..