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   simpsonfan2 said, 5 months ago

   Must be from L.A.
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   ellisaana said, 5 months ago

   That is a classic DC snow storm, destined to shut down businesses and snarl traffic, because when people do get home, they have to rush out and buy toilet paper.
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   Destiny23 said, 5 months ago

   Hey, they’re better at forecasting snow (albeit one flake) than the Weather Network!
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   Clydesmom66 said, 5 months ago

   so they moved to Georgia. If someone throws an ice cube out the window they panic and close schools. Everyone runs to the grocery store convinced they will never see bread, milk, eggs, and fried chicken ever again.
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   Greyhame said, 5 months ago

   No problem here. We always keep the shelves stocked in case of gubbmint takeover.
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   Bob Ress said, 5 months ago

   I was in Houston when a “snowstorm” of 1/4 inch shut down the city for a day and a half.
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   LynnMS said, 5 months ago

   Great strip today — Walt Kelly would be proud!
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   Purple Morpho 2015 said, 5 months ago

   Apparently squirrels are crazy everywhere.
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   Jessica_D said, 5 months ago

   I want to see the squirrel in panel 3 pop up on that weather channel when storms are forecast.
   “Bearring down. Rarrr!”
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    pinkx said, 5 months ago

    know 2 snofakes alike
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    Hunter7 said, 5 months ago

    … don’t you mean no 2 ‘flakes’ are alike? :)
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    Reminds me of a snowfall in Edmonton….the residents complained they got Vancouver snow. ie ``undriveable``.
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    We don`t get much snow in Vancouver, but when we do…..it turns to bumpy ice when it hits the road. Its very nice though, on the mountains.
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    time to raid the grocery store.
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    hcr1985 said, 5 months ago

    @Bob Ress

    I was born in Illinois, currently in Ohio, and my brothers lives in Minneapolis. We are snow warriors!!! On the other hand, when places down south get a snowflake, it’s armageddon!!!!
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    Brian Anderson said, 5 months ago

    Apparently we may actually get snow. But also apparent is the fact that here, one inch is a lot.
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    kaecispop said, 5 months ago

    @simpsonfan2

    Not necessarily. Here in South Louisiana, snow flurries are enough to shut down every thing. Of course we are not equipped for any type of snow. We have a protracted rainy season instead of winter.
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    StoicLion said, 5 months ago

    I spent many years living in snow zones, including 2 long years exiled in Connecticut. So, though I am a Southerner – born and bred – I can handle the snow. But I’ve noticed most northerners cannot handle hot weather.
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