What's more current than the weather?

[richlevy]

Originally Posted by limey

Gusts up to 50? Pshaw! We don't get excited about any gusts under 60 ...

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Yes but you're probably thinking in KPH. KPH is to speed what the peso is to money. It sounds like a lot until you figure out what you need to buy a loaf of bread.

It's time to go back to your roots and use Imperial measurements.

Foot = king's foot
League = average distance to nearest soccer stadium

[Griff]

Originally Posted by richlevy

League = average distance to nearest soccer stadium

[limey]

Originally Posted by richlevy

Yes but you're probably thinking in KPH. KPH is to speed what the peso is to money. It sounds like a lot until you figure out what you need to buy a loaf of bread.

It's time to go back to your roots and use Imperial measurements.

Foot = king's foot
League = average distance to nearest soccer stadium

Nope. In Blighty we measure small things in cm and metres (note spelling!) but bigger things in miles so I was thinking Mph, definitely. I think it is because we didn't want to go the all the public expense of changing all of the road signs ...
Anyhow, WB Rich! Long time no see (maybe I've been hanging out in the wrong fora?).


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[xoxoxoBruce]

Originally Posted by Sundae

Wow.
Been following this on the internet - it's quite remarkable.

The BBC website had some interesting advice:
Some tips on surviving a snowstorm:
1.Make sure you have at least three gallons of drinking water Beer per person, per day
2.Tape the windows with bubble wrap to keep the heat in
3.Use your dog to measure the snowfall

?!
I assume if you don't have a dog you could use a child?

More better.

Originally Posted by Griff

So Jelly.

The center path of the storm has shifted farther north than expected, 30 inches for the Lehigh Valley, so don't give up yet.

[Griff]

Originally Posted by xoxoxoBruce

The center path of the storm has shifted farther north than expected, 30 inches for the Lehigh Valley, so don't give up yet.

It still isn't projected to hit the Northern Tier. *sigh*