East Coast Storm

[phillyguy83]

Just wondering who else is snowed in this morning? Stuck inside with nothing to do.

[pornfan83]

Not snowed in not yet anyway it's 28 degrees here in Northern Virginia with really strong wind gust I'm not looking forward to snow after all we had 30 inches of it last year.

[Ray]

Gee, I'm here in Buffalo, NY and just a few flurries. I can't ever remember re-scheduling an NFL game because of snow. Maybe this "climate change" has some merit.

[phillyguy83]

Gee, I'm here in Buffalo, NY and just a few flurries. I can't ever remember re-scheduling an NFL game because of snow. Maybe this "climate change" has some merit.

it wasn't so much of an issue of game play, but rather fan safety here. It's really easy to get stranded down at the arenas with the right mix of weather. Plus the wind gusts near 50 mph aren't good for the fans seated in the nosebleed sections. That stadium is brutal in nice weather sometimes.

[fifthace]

Southern ontario here, going ice fishing this afternoon.

[Ray]

Thanks for the reply phillyguy. Domes like Toronto has should be mandatory for this part of the country.

[Wendy Summers]

Anyone wanna come down my way and shovel me out? LOL

The nice thing with weather like this which affects a portion of the US -- lots of traffic when I cam .

[Modulus]

Vancouver BC everything is good out here! You should watch shemale porn all day!

[Rockheart]

Gee, I'm here in Buffalo, NY and just a few flurries. I can't ever remember re-scheduling an NFL game because of snow. Maybe this "climate change" has some merit.

Yes Ray, but a few flurries in Buffalo is a full fledged blizzard and emergency in other places. I have never seen a place that gets hammered with snow more than Buffalo and that says alot since I live in Canada.

[Ray]

Crag, please check out this link and then say your sorry, LOL.

http://www.buffaloresearch.com/snow.html

[Rockheart]

Crag, please check out this link and then say your sorry, LOL.

http://www.buffaloresearch.com/snow.html

Ray half the snowiest places on there are mountains, so they don't count. This looks more like a page you guys made to make yourselves feel better. In fact you know that when you guys get hit, it is like no other place. Some places may get more inches of snow, but Buffalo gets hammered by massive dumps, wind and lake effect snow.

When I was a kid I lived in Brantford, London and Toronto Ontario.
We got many Buffalo stations and I never saw anywhere that had more bad storms and huge dumps. I used to watch "Dialing for Dollars" every morning and it was amazing how many days the staff at the television station could not get in to work in the mornings. Far more than anywhere I have lived in Canada.

[Ray]

Rochester and Syracuse are not in the mountains. Yes if you live in certain areas you are subject to lake effect snow. My best friend lives in Depew which is a close suberb just south of the city. A few weeks ago he got 42 inches of snow. I live in Amherst, a northern suberb and I got about 2 inches. Because of one major blizzard in 1977, Buffalo somehow became the snow capital of the country. Sure we have had some pretty bad storms but I would sure as hell rather live in Buffalo than to have to put up with hurricanes, tornados, forest fires, mud slides, floods and extremely hot or cold temperatures, as people in other parts of the country routinely have to do. Buffalo may not be perfect, but overall it's a pretty good place to live. And no, I don't work for the Chamber of Commerce, LOL.

[Rockheart]

Rochester and Syracuse are not in the mountains. Yes if you live in certain areas you are subject to lake effect snow. My best friend lives in Depew which is a close suberb just south of the city. A few weeks ago he got 42 inches of snow. I live in Amherst, a northern suberb and I got about 2 inches. Because of one major blizzard in 1977, Buffalo somehow became the snow capital of the country. Sure we have had some pretty bad storms but I would sure as hell rather live in Buffalo than to have to put up with hurricanes, tornados, forest fires, mud slides, floods and extremely hot or cold temperatures, as people in other parts of the country routinely have to do. Buffalo may not be perfect, but overall it's a pretty good place to live. And no, I don't work for the Chamber of Commerce, LOL.

I never said that there was anything wrong with Buffalo I just said you guys get huger dumps than anywhere I have ever seen away from the mountains. Just saying..
I especially like this headline:
We can do better than Carp! It's time to take pride in our snowstorms and give them proper names

http://blog.syracuse.com/cny/2010/12/we_can_do_better_than_carp_its_time_to_take_pride_ in_our_snowstorms_and_give_them_proper_names.html

http://www.cnn.com/video/data/2.0/vi...torm.wkbw.html

http://www.syracuse.com/news/index.s...evac_plan.html


Getting to work Buffalo Style.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Fd6cFfT6fE

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XkH_liTeo1o

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XKtnYS7-af4

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gl83mHLqqVY

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WNvKefvtDmo

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fL7eXnIqUV4

ETC

[Rockheart]

Toronto Wimpiest winter residents

I will however say that Toronto is the worst place for snow storms and they cannot handle it no matter how heavy or not. They often have to call in the Army to help during snow storms. Any snow is an emergency in Toronto. You guys in Buffalo take it in stride.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V6f8Fs8TRyc

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vCS06rbL5hI

http://www.thestar.com/article/569102


http://www.cbc.ca/canada/story/1999/...now991130.html

http://toronto.ctv.ca/servlet/an/loc...TorontoNewHome

[maddplotter]

Toron-tarded. Funny!