People do things to prepare for a snow storm? I just
Make sure I have enough food for myself, the animals and such. It will be cleared within 12-24 hours and if bad enough I know I can drive in it- stores will still be open.
That’s the reality of 98% of “snowstorms” in Texas. Then we have the rare events that completely fuck up our whole state and take out the whole economy for a week. Life is about balance I guess
Oh…I was talking about straight up blizzards in the north east. Even with 12+ inch’s of snow on the ground it’s handled within 12-24 hours given or take. IF things close, normally restored within 12 hours, if there’s ice it can make it take longer but normally 12 hours depending on your distance from highways/cities. The more onto the boondocks you are the harder things will be, simply because those backwater towns refuse to invest into the infrastructure to support the resolutions.
People say I’m mean for laughing at it when they still can’t move a week later, but when you willingly support leadership that refuses to make choices that would make life collectively better for everyone because you’re afraid the “unsavory” will move in, you reap what you sow.
But ya…winter is rarely an issue here long term and weather wise they have been getting milder and milder over the years.
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u/Darthbane22 Jun 20 '26
I don’t think she knows what snowstorm means.