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In reply to the discussion: Is anybody here getting hit by the Nor'easter tomorrow? [View all]femmedem
(8,203 posts)50. I live in Southeastern Connecticut and I have to work tomorrow.
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We could get a foot of snow and wind gusts of 50 mph. The general manager where I work said the reason we're staying open is that since they have to pay us no matter what, she doesn't have an incentive to close.
I live about a half mile away--not too far--but I am filled with anxiety about walking back home through a foot of snow and gale force winds.
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It's supposed to start snowing between 3 and 4 AM. We aren't going anywhere.
In_The_Wind
Feb 2017
#2
My office is really great about closing for bad weather so I'm hunkering. We'll all do the
TrekLuver
Feb 2017
#3
Maine will be on the fringes til mid morning. Hoping school is called off rather than
GreenPartyVoter
Feb 2017
#4
Am just at the line between mid coast and downeast Maine. No plans to go out, but I do wish my
GreenPartyVoter
Feb 2017
#60
Very grey here, but no flakes yet. Temps are dropping though, and the radar says the storm is here.
GreenPartyVoter
Feb 2017
#62
SNOW DAY!!! My town turns into a party when there's a big snowstorm because everyone
Squinch
Feb 2017
#9
Wise idea! I am pretty much cleaned out here. I am only a short walk from the
smirkymonkey
Feb 2017
#35
I've got a great team, and they give their best. Makes it easy to be a good boss!
MANative
Feb 2017
#14
Yup, and local news is saying that our town is in a narrow band that could get up to 18"
MANative
Feb 2017
#47
Yes, my family up there said up to 18" too - near Hartford. I live in a horrible southern red
Laura PourMeADrink
Feb 2017
#51
Ugh! That sux! Be careful on the roads and leave early if it gets really bad.
smirkymonkey
Feb 2017
#36
Yes. STAY OFF THE ROAD ASSH*LES. Just because you have an SUV w/4 wheel drive
KittyWampus
Feb 2017
#41
Southern Maine here and all prepared with a good book, afghan, warm socks, and some hot cocoa!
PatsFan87
Feb 2017
#43
8-14" the worst of it is 10am-4pm with wind whipping to bring down visibility to zero and I have a
NotThisTime
Feb 2017
#55