I hope that you weren’t planning to travel:
A major storm centered on Christmas Eve will affect the Midwest and East with areas of strong winds, heavy snow, torrential rain and thunderstorms.
A storm forecast to develop over the lower Mississippi Valley on Tuesday, Dec. 23, is likely to strengthen dramatically, while it races northeastward toward the eastern Great Lakes on Christmas Eve.
The most far-reaching impact from the storm will be strong winds that develop and that have the potential to cause substantial flight delays along the Interstate-95 corridor, parts of the South and the Midwest. Turbulence could be an issue for some flights.
Joy.
Saw the headline and first thought was it was regarding the NYPD
time to stock up and re-learn the value of being happy where you are, perhaps? or, flee now and avoid the rush?
Travel? No. Drive home from work? Yes. sigh Better stock up on everything we need.
I’m spending the holidays on the west coast this year, will try to not be a dick to east-coasters or midwesterners about their weather.
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Mew