You see this:

If you look closely, in the middle there's this little blue strip just a big darker than the surrounding blue - right through Connecticut. Well, apparently I'm located in the worst part of that little blue band. And the "heavy" stuff isn't even supposed to come until after noontime.

Reports of power outages in the area have me concerned. I've got three kids ages nine, five and two. If I lose TV, I'm screwed. I better charge up that portable DVD player!

Posted by: Gary at 11:47 AM | Comments (2) | Add Comment
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1 According to the NOAA website, we also have the possibility of thunder. THUNDER!!! In a snow storm!!!

Posted by: Stephen Macklin at February 12, 2006 12:00 PM (DdRjH)

2 The weather guy on CNN (sorry) said that "thundersnow" occurs in less than 1% of snow storms and can cause up to 4 inches of snow per hour. Wow! That's nothing compared to the cute little dots of flurries we woke up to this AM in Hotlanta! How novel for us!

Posted by: Georgia Girl at February 12, 2006 08:46 PM (EvFfn)

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