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Old 02-27-13 | 12:43 AM
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Anyone being affected by this snowstorm?

It's 1:30am in toronto and I'm eating shake and bake chicken with some rice and vegetables in the dark. Why? Because the power has been on and off about 15 times all this afternoon. It was supposed to be a crazy winter storm with either heavy sleet or heavy snow.

We just had a huge snowstorm a couple weeks ago that dropped 40cms. But that was nice fluffy stuff. This one is supposed to be nasty. I guess I'll find out in the morning.

The funny part is that everytime I hear the power go out I hear a boom down the street then an alarm goes off.

Anybody's else being affected by this thing? I heard some people died from this storm when it came up from the states.

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Old 02-27-13 | 12:54 AM
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No sir, we've been finally getting some pretty decent weather, here in Seattle. But that's after many many days of rain, one after the other, so we deserve it. FYI, I grew up in Pennsylvania & Ohio, around Lake Erie mostly, and froze my tush off, because I'm a tall skinny guy, so I got sick of it, & left long ago. But yeah, that snow can be dangerous, in a lot of ways, so all you folks dealing with it, be safe.
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Old 02-27-13 | 01:03 AM
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Just 6" of heavy wet crap so far.
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Old 02-27-13 | 01:05 AM
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No sir, we've been finally getting some pretty decent weather, here in Seattle.
Hey - I got snowed on at Snoqualmie and Mt Baker 2 days running. Nice turns in new snow but it was a bit creamy, not Cascade Concrete but not blower snow.
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