Comments on: Snow In SC?

By: Brian

Brian — Wed, 04 Mar 2009 15:45:14 +0000

I went home to Greenville (from Newberry College) in the late afternoon, on Sunday. I had two friends traveling with me, and when we went over this hill in Clinton, it went from the usual South Carolina “snow” weather, to a winter wonderland. I felt like I was driving up to Canada. By the time we got to Greenville, EVERYTHING was covered by snow and ice. I still got a snow man in my truck bed. It made it all the way back to Newberry, after driving down the highway. People were taking pictures and freakin out, because there was no snow on the ground ANYWHERE, except in my truck bed. It was a good storm, if you were in the right place.

By: James the Foot Soldier

James the Foot Soldier — Mon, 02 Mar 2009 15:35:22 +0000

Why expect these morons to exhibit sound judgement on a task as basic as waking up a little earlier and looking out the window to see if the roads are slick when they exhibit poor judgement day by day?

Any ideas on how to infuse some testosterone into the system?

By: Silly Educrats

Silly Educrats — Mon, 02 Mar 2009 14:14:08 +0000

So I can see why the educrats called an early “inclement” weather day last time in January………it was Obama’s inauguration day and I’m pretty sure that they were not planning on teaching math that day anyway. As for calling for more “inclement” weather and closing all the schools yesterday at 4pm…… did I miss a twitter update about Obama in town????

By: Jeffrey Sewell

Jeffrey Sewell — Mon, 02 Mar 2009 11:02:37 +0000

Hey, come on man… Local cat chases local dog gets replaced by “me might have snow and total local government collapse…

By: Preston McLaurin

Preston McLaurin — Mon, 02 Mar 2009 03:29:20 +0000

So true. Don’t you just love it when all you hear for days is “Beware, the Storm approaches!” Buy all the bread and milk! And, because they predict it, it doesn’t happen. Here’s an idea, next time surprise us. Or at least wait until there is at least one lousy snow flake before closing down the town.

By: Nettie

Nettie — Mon, 02 Mar 2009 02:20:21 +0000

USC does NOT close! For anything! Last time it snowed I HAD TO DRIVE FIVE MILES! IN THE SNOW! TO GET TO SCHOOL!

By: Mike

Mike — Mon, 02 Mar 2009 01:18:50 +0000

The only thing worse is suffering through the TV weather (and news desk) antics during every single day of hurricane season while living at the beach. Tropical wave forms off of the West African coast, you say? Let’s have continuous coverage of that puppy until it fizzles out somewhere, along with hourly, patently ridiculous predictions with “cones of uncertainty” that are most often three or four states wide. I didn’t do my grad work in meteorology, but I bet I could get to within a few states of being right most of the time…

PS- Instead of all the morons buying milk and Pop Tarts like nuclear winter will be upon us, it’s duct tape and plywood at the beach. Same people, though.