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3 years ago, the city shut down for a week due to a snow storm. At that time there were 10 trucks total for the entire city. Since then, they obviously bought more. Apparently my keeping tabs on the number of snow plows in a city that gets snow once every 3 years is a stastic I should be watching. I apologize for leading you all into a serious dark hole of despair. I shall endeavor to keep you all up to date on the number of snow plows the city of Atlanta has. Oakland Country has more snow plows than the entire city of Altanta. So it doesn't matter if they had 150 snow plows, it's still not nearly enough for a city this size. Now that that asinine discussion is out of the way (It's really important to know these things when talking about the fact that a city of 6 million people was in a state of emergency), on to more important things.
The local weather reported flurries beginning in the mid afternoon and accumulation beginning in the early hours of the morning of Tuesday. There was never a concern for freezing rain. I realize this is difficult for bankers to understand, but just because the temperature is below 32, does not mean ice will form. As a precaution, schools cancelled after school activities. (http://johnscreek.patch.com/groups/...all-afterschool-activities-for-tuesday-jan-28) My work notified us that Wed would likely be a WFH day due to bad weather coming in Tue evening. Once the cities let the schools out early it became a disaster. The plows didn't get out ahead of the rush of parents trying to get to their kids, and people who see snow once every 3 years aren't going to be the most adept at driving in it. Again, I realize this is all difficult concepts for someone whose sole job description is to be able to count. Next time I'm in Michigan, I'll have my daughter stop by and explain it to you. She's a step beyond the how to count phase, so she may be able to help you out. In any case, this was mismanaged, but the mentality that people got what they deserved is asinine. If at this point, you still grasp the concept of physics please go back to high school and ask for a refund.
I'll be out this weekend in my shorts enjoying the beautiful weather. We should be set on snow for 3 more years. On the other hand, you guys go ahead and enjoy your wonderful weather.
The local weather reported flurries beginning in the mid afternoon and accumulation beginning in the early hours of the morning of Tuesday. There was never a concern for freezing rain. I realize this is difficult for bankers to understand, but just because the temperature is below 32, does not mean ice will form. As a precaution, schools cancelled after school activities. (http://johnscreek.patch.com/groups/...all-afterschool-activities-for-tuesday-jan-28) My work notified us that Wed would likely be a WFH day due to bad weather coming in Tue evening. Once the cities let the schools out early it became a disaster. The plows didn't get out ahead of the rush of parents trying to get to their kids, and people who see snow once every 3 years aren't going to be the most adept at driving in it. Again, I realize this is all difficult concepts for someone whose sole job description is to be able to count. Next time I'm in Michigan, I'll have my daughter stop by and explain it to you. She's a step beyond the how to count phase, so she may be able to help you out. In any case, this was mismanaged, but the mentality that people got what they deserved is asinine. If at this point, you still grasp the concept of physics please go back to high school and ask for a refund.
I'll be out this weekend in my shorts enjoying the beautiful weather. We should be set on snow for 3 more years. On the other hand, you guys go ahead and enjoy your wonderful weather.
