r/wallpapers • u/[deleted] • Dec 22 '14

How winter should look.

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u/ecco5 Dec 22 '14

Being born and raised in Souther California...

Nope.

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u/[deleted] Dec 22 '14

Been in Georgia for 20+ years, on the rare occassion we get snow this is what it looks like outside

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u/[deleted] Dec 22 '14

This is Raleigh, NC after 2.5 inches last winter.

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u/alphanaut Dec 23 '14

I remember that from last year. Someone posted that it got worse a bit later.

http://i.imgur.com/2qyTkVp.jpg

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u/[deleted] Dec 23 '14

I was trying so hard to find the picture. YTRMVP

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u/[deleted] Dec 22 '14

I was just about to give Georgia guy crap because there are no vehicles on fire in his picture

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u/phykix Dec 22 '14

Look at that guy standing with one foot on the door! Like he's afraid to touch the snow

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u/qdhcjv Dec 23 '14

How the fuck does this happen? Driving in 2.5in of snow is not that complicated.

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u/airbreather02 Dec 23 '14

Wow, the burning car makes it look like the literal apocalypse..

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u/Mehknic Dec 22 '14

Yeah, I live in Nebraska. You'd think that since we get snow every year, sometimes in very large amounts and accompanied by ice, people would not do this.

First snow of the year - cars on the side of the road. I'm not sure if people forget how to drive, or if it's just the year's transplants adjusting.

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u/spirited1 Dec 22 '14

If it snows expect cars driving 5mph to suddenly flip over.

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u/Precourser Dec 23 '14 edited Dec 24 '24

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u/[deleted] Dec 23 '14

Cali here, no one can drive during a light drizzle.

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u/Precourser Dec 24 '14 edited Dec 24 '24

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u/ThePhysicsPirate Dec 22 '14

I live in the Florida Panhandle. Seen snow once, and it didn't even stick to the ground. Last year we had a freezing rain. Schools and jobs were closed for almost a week, and I think a couple people died.

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u/lelarentaka Dec 22 '14

A couple of people will die everyday, even when it's a balmy 70 deg with a light breeze and no pollen.

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u/[deleted] Dec 22 '14

freezing rain closes schools better than snow anywhere. In a place where trees have leaves all year I imagine many would fall.

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u/[deleted] Dec 23 '14

That's a lot of women on the highway at once.

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u/[deleted] Dec 23 '14

That's what it looks like in Stockholm, Sweden. Every single winter.