[ SECRET POST #3307 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3307 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Winter Storm Jonas

[meredith44]

They're generally considered mid-Atlantic states. And it all depends where in NY you are. The southeastern part of the state doesn't generally get much snow. You have to get where I am, in Western NY, to get a lot of snow. And, yeah, here if we got a foot or even two of snow, it isn't that big a deal (unlike the six feet of last year), but where I grew up in Southeast Pennsylvania? That area is totally unprepared and it is a big deal when they get anything over a handful of inches at once.

Re: Winter Storm Jonas

[(Anonymous)]

Huh. Well, let me let you in on a little secret: from the perspective of the rest of the country, you guys are northern states. I can see how that doesn't necessarilly translate to more snow, although considering it wasn't so long ago that DC got that big blizzard, it might be time to start preparing for this stuff more.

Re: Winter Storm Jonas

[meredith44]

It's not that they aren't northern at all. I mean, comparing North to South, they fall in the North, but the Mid-Atlantic doesn't tend to get nearly as much snow as the New England states. If you look at the snow totals for last year for the cities of the US, most are Western NY, Massachusettes/New England, and some mid-west/western cities. The only city I'd consider mid-Atlantic on there is Allentown, and that is down at 22. Philadelphia, NYC, Washington, etc, none of those cities are on there. Sure, Washington DC got that blizzard before and is getting one again, but is one blizzard every few years worth keeping the army of snowplows, salt trucks, etc that the snowiest cities have, when they can just wait a few days and have most of it melt? I wouldn't think so.