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Too bad the pilgrims didn’t land on the north coast of south America where it is always warm. They should have left north America to the Vikings and the French.
One of my last few days in Virginia in 1985, I left the water trickling in the kitchen sink and the drain froze. I woke up to the sound of splashing water. I bailed out the sink and put a bucket under the faucet. Had to dump the bucket every half hour. I don’t miss it at all. Here in central FL it is in the 50s today.
But there’s nothing like getting the dawn patrol powder run in after a 3-4’ storm. Funny here in Lake Tahoe we are not getting our usual storms, haven’t for years temps have been mid 30’s to minus single digits, the jet stream that usually hits us has shifted much farther south we rely on man made snow more often than not. Squaw Valley’s daily lift ticket is $105 day I remember when it was $7.35 in 1970.
Joe Heller has been the staff editorial cartoonist for the Green Bay Press-Gazette since 1985. His cartoons appear in more than 350 publications, making him the most self-syndicated cartoonist in the nation.
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Davion_Boy said, 3 months ago
So true !!
Tue Elung-Jensen said, 3 months ago
Funny how none of them would be “snow” (it does say far north).
wmconelly said, 3 months ago
Having survived the Blizzard of ’78 in the Heart of Boston. My ears are still ringing.
D-squared said, 3 months ago
30" as of this writing in Portland, Maine 06:48AM EST!!
Ms. Ima said, 3 months ago
In Boston it’s ‘Snaw’ or ‘Snah’.
Clark Kent said, 3 months ago
Too bad the pilgrims didn’t land on the north coast of south America where it is always warm. They should have left north America to the Vikings and the French.
Rockngolfer said, 3 months ago
One of my last few days in Virginia in 1985, I left the water trickling in the kitchen sink and the drain froze. I woke up to the sound of splashing water.
I bailed out the sink and put a bucket under the faucet.
Had to dump the bucket every half hour.
I don’t miss it at all.
Here in central FL it is in the 50s today.
Dycel
said, 3 months ago
But there’s nothing like getting the dawn patrol powder run in after a 3-4’ storm.
Funny here in Lake Tahoe we are not getting our usual storms, haven’t for years temps have been mid 30’s to minus single digits, the jet stream that usually hits us has shifted much farther south we rely on man made snow more often than not.
Squaw Valley’s daily lift ticket is $105 day I remember when it was $7.35 in 1970.
Simon_Jester said, 3 months ago
That’s weird. Those look like the SAME 50 words people in the midwest were using last summer to describe, ’Heat."
Simon_Jester said, 3 months ago
@Clark Kent
Oh, they’d have been PLENTY warm if they’d landed on the north coast of South America.
They’d have been burned at the stake as heretics.
( The Spanish had already been there for more than a century, don’tcha know. )
ahab
said, 3 months ago
My daughter sent pictures from Boston, out playing in the snow!
Rockngolfer said, 3 months ago
Huffpost had about 35 photos of the storm.
Simon_Jester said, 3 months ago
You know who’s REALLY gotta be cursing this blizzard?
Kids ( “WHY couldn’t this %$#*@$# thing have happened on a SCHOOLDAY?!!” )
Kylop said, 3 months ago
Well done Joe!
furnituremaker said, 3 months ago
here in east Tennessee, it snows just ough to be pretty, then it melts