primitives discuss the current state of Connecticut

[franksolich]

http://www.democraticunderground.com/10022341793

Oh my.

krispos42 (44,132 posts)    Sat Feb 9, 2013, 11:59 AM

The current status of Connecticut, briefly

after which a map of Connecticut with a CLOSED sign superimposed

That's odd, because according to the latest weather maps, Connecticut's clear and sunny now, the snow having moved on.

krispos42 (44,132 posts)    Sat Feb 9, 2013, 12:19 PM

2. There's a travel ban, so nobody's going ANYWHERE

There's 2 feet of snow on the street in front of my house. Lord knows when the city will get around to plowing. I live on a dead-end street.

oberliner (21,072 posts)    Sat Feb 9, 2013, 02:15 PM

6. Travel ban is BS

There are numerous cars out and about in spite of the so-called ban.

A couple of nutmeg primitives posted photographs, but they're obviously photoshopped, because according to the weather maps.....

[debk]

Very early this morning about 6:30-7, today on the news, reporters in Hartford were showing pictures. Snow was DEEP then.

Last I heard on TV this morning, CT and MA had about 24-30" in most places.

Found this....

http://usnews.nbcnews.com/_news/2013/02/09/16908958-clobbered-by-record-setting-blizzard-northeast-begins-to-dig-out?lite/

When the snow finally stopped Saturday afternoon, cities and towns reported eye-popping snow totals — 38 inches in Milford, Conn., and 34 inches in New Haven. Portland, Maine, got almost 32 inches, breaking its record.

Boston reported a hair under 25 inches, placing the storm in that city’s five-worst on record. Concord, N.H., reported 2 feet. Central Park in New York — by afternoon a sledder’s paradise — reported 11.4 inches.