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Winter Storm WARNING!(1/20/11)

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Another over hyped snow storm by the news stations.

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Another over hyped snow storm by the news stations.

 

Kind of like the SK football team this year.:clap::lol:

 

Couldn't resist, you put it out there several times.

I don't think it was over hyped, it just isn't sticking to the roads really. It looks like we got about 3 or 4 inches to me.

Looks like the firm stance on not calling school off was the right call in Ft. Thomas. Guess everyone else either tacks on another day in June, or starts considering lengthening the school days for the rest of the year.

Looks like the firm stance on not calling school off was the right call in Ft. Thomas. Guess everyone else either tacks on another day in June, or starts considering lengthening the school days for the rest of the year.

 

To be fair it's much easier for Ft Thomas due to the small area and no school buses.

 

They're still calling for an inch per hour this afternoon. Schools with big geographic areas have to be extra cautious.

 

Imagine the screaming that would go on if a school bus slid off the road at 3:30 during the snow.

Kind of like the SK football team this year.:clap::lol:

 

Couldn't resist, you put it out there several times.

 

They will be better than you think!

To be fair it's much easier for Ft Thomas due to the small area and no school buses.

 

They're still calling for an inch per hour this afternoon. Schools with big geographic areas have to be extra cautious.

 

Imagine the screaming that would go on if a school bus slid off the road at 3:30 during the snow.

 

Understood. We usually chastise the school system for staying open in much worse conditions. Looks like it worked today.

Just had a co worker leave here in pill hill to head to Fort Thomas, says the roads are deceiving, very slick, everyone be safe out there.

I don't think it was over hyped, it just isn't sticking to the roads really. It looks like we got about 3 or 4 inches to me.

 

You mean...like...the crews did their jobs well? :lol:

You mean...like...the crews did their jobs well? :lol:

 

So far, so good. We'll find out for sure in a couple of hours. Good luck HT.

You mean...like...the crews did their jobs well? :lol:

 

I guess it was kind of a backhanded compliment to them or it just wasn't cold enough to stick yet. :D

So far, so good. We'll find out for sure in a couple of hours. Good luck HT.

 

Indeed, I am working late tonight so I will miss rush hour, probably better off for me! Let me know how it is. Coming off this hills where I work are my biggest concern. They do a horrible job on them.

Flakes have gotten bigger in Independence, and it's now sticking to the road.

To be fair it's much easier for Ft Thomas due to the small area and no school buses.

 

They're still calling for an inch per hour this afternoon. Schools with big geographic areas have to be extra cautious.

 

Imagine the screaming that would go on if a school bus slid off the road at 3:30 during the snow.

 

I think that is a part of it but also one of the bigger things to consider is that you have ALOT of juniors and seniors that drive to school, ALOT of them are also driving others to school with them. Those kids are inexperienced drivers and it's just not worth the risk.

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