Blizzard Thanksgiving 2019 ?

[Irving]

Funny thing is, unless they're imports, the old folks should be the ones who are calm and not spazzing. They've seen real blizzards. The "snowmageddons" we've seen recently are fun but no reason to panic. I just don't understand anyone who has less than a week's food in the house when living in Colorado in the winter.

Well, you just explained how it never snows enough to shut anything down at all, let alone for a week.

[iego]

Here's the last Thanksgiving Blizzard we had, memorable to me because my Grandfather and Grandmother came to visit.

https://www.farmersalmanac.com/the-t...-of-1983-17967

-John

[def90]

I’ve got a Jeep and BF Goodrich All Terrain TAs.. planning on getting a breakfast burrito at the Village Coffee Shop in the morning.

[Hummer]

I think it's prudent to keep 1-2 years of food on hand just in case, you know, the storm lasts longer than one expects. We may want for fresh eggs, cheese and yogurt but we won't go hungry anytime soon.

[Gman]

Gassed up the truck. You never know how long you?ll be stuck behind morons crawling side-by-side.

[iego]

I’ve got a Jeep and BF Goodrich All Terrain TAs.. planning on getting a breakfast burrito at the Village Coffee Shop in the morning.

LOL, Def90. The problem is that the restaurant employees are driving bald wheeled cars.

While you may be there, they may not.

-John

[iego]

Gassed up the truck. You never know how long you?ll be stuck behind morons crawling side-by-side.

Yeah, definitely did that today too. Better safe than sorry.

-John

[Irving]

Probably should have gassed up, but plan to do it tomorrow.

[stevenc23]

Liking this site for snowfall Probabilities:

https://www.weather.gov/bou/winter

[iego]

That's a great site. It's our local National Weather Center office. As far as I know this is what the News, uses, etc.

https://www.weather.gov/bou/

-John