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it hit us about 4:40...coming down hard....over an inch on the ground now....so that is less than an hour...but this is just the foreshadowing...they say tomorrow will bring the major part of the snow....12 inches tonight and another 18 inches tomorrow....
a friend said you cant buy milk, bread or eggs....stores are empty...people always do that....panic buy
i have baked a bit...in case the electric goes...we were lucky last time..we kept electric..other people were out for a week....we have a generator but damn its a devil to use and probably needs some cleaning
Snow is coming down hard here. They keep updating the prediction so I don't know what we will get.
I learned a little last year. While I was away working for most of the aftermath of the ice storm, I was here two days. On the way in, no one would sell me any water and I didn't have a lot of food, nor did I have a kerosene heater.
This year I have all of that. Food, water, kerosene, etc.
If it's just snow we probably won't lose power, but my friends keep telling me to get a whole house natural or propane generator and put it on a transfer switch. I don't know how many kinds of miserable I will have to be before I do that, though.
Here's a webcam pointing at an icy Cedar Point and Lake Erie. Up top of the page is what it is supposed to look like.
Park Webcams, Online Fun, Cedar Point
I like looking at webcams, I'll follow the storm on yours throughout the day.
Here's a webcam pointing at an icy Cedar Point and Lake Erie. Up top of the page is what it is supposed to look like.
Park Webcams, Online Fun, Cedar Point
I like looking at webcams, I'll follow the storm on yours throughout the day.
Best park in the world!
Snow is coming down hard here. They keep updating the prediction so I don't know what we will get.
I learned a little last year. While I was away working for most of the aftermath of the ice storm, I was here two days. On the way in, no one would sell me any water and I didn't have a lot of food, nor did I have a kerosene heater.
This year I have all of that. Food, water, kerosene, etc.
If it's just snow we probably won't lose power, but my friends keep telling me to get a whole house natural or propane generator and put it on a transfer switch. I don't know how many kinds of miserable I will have to be before I do that, though.
where do you live? no one would sell you water? why, all the pipes frozen...