Severe Weather Thread

Probably have just under an 1 1/2 of snow here and 1/10 of ice. Still snowing a little

 

Yeah seems like Clarksville always gets the big snow

 

https://www.newstimes.com/policereports/article/Kent-roads-remain-closed-due-to-ice-dam-12498657.php

Pretty crazy for southern New England, a mile long and 12' deep. One of my favorite trout streams.

 

Hardest kind of disaster to plan for. I remember being really little and Montpelier getting downtown flooded out. Happens fast, too.

 

It's still snowing here

 

About an inch or so in Nashville thus far. A little treacherous on the roads and still coming for a little while more, maybe an hour or two is my guess.

 

Houston is slowly grinding to a (not quite) stop today. Our offices were closed as were all schools. Ice is tricky, especially with as many flyovers and overpasses as Houston has.

 

I imagine no one has winter tires.

 

2 inches in Rutherford County.

 

That’s a negative.

 

Best snow for sledding in a long time. Can't make a snowball.

 

Big flakes have begun to fall here. The end is neigh.

 

Hold your horses.

 

Maryville city closed 2 days in a row. Man.

 

Atlantic coast getting whipped today.

 

I drove through Louisville last weekend and there was some serious flooding along the Ohio.

 

I live about an 1.5 hours from Louisville and it's really bad there right now. Owensboro and Henderson, Kentucky are even worse.

 

It's rained like hell here for the past three weeks

 

It's been bad. I'm ready for some sunny days.

 

Category 1 winds at times here in DC.