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Winter Weather 2017-18 where EVERYONE argues.

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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">DC's temperature has plunged in the teens on 9 of the last 10 days. But the January thaw comes to the rescue next week: <a href="https://t.co/Aab6rpPkGB">https://t.co/Aab6rpPkGB</a></p>— Capital Weather Gang (@capitalweather) <a href="https://twitter.com/capitalweather/status/949381313953521669?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 5, 2018</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
 
Re: Winter Weather 2017-18 where EVERYONE argues.

Only 4 times in the past 50 years has Boston had high temps in the single digits. Tomorrow could be number 5.
 
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There is a DC transplant at my local brewery and she even admits that when cold weather hits, that region is a bunch of wimps. They just have no clue how to deal with it, so they give up. Inch of snow? We quit. Below 20? We quit. It's hilarious.

When that happens in Atlanta or 'Bama, it's sort of understandable. They don't have plow trucks or salt to deal with it. DC has no excuse.

Wasn't it something like 10 below there on the day of Reagan's second inauguration? Insert joke about hell freezing over here.
 
When that happens in Atlanta or 'Bama, it's sort of understandable. They don't have plow trucks or salt to deal with it. DC has no excuse.

Plows? Rare event to see them. Our highway depts like to pretreat the roads with beet juice.

1" will close schools. 6" shut down the area for 2 days. A foot? Armageddon.

We moved into our current house the day of RR's 2nd. One of the pipes had frozen and the builder put a heat gun to it for an hour. No problems since.
 
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Plows? Rare event to see them. Our highway depts like to pretreat the roads with beet juice.

1" will close schools. 6" shut down the area for 2 days. A foot? Armageddon.

As of 2012 or so, ATL had a total of 8 plows for the entire metro area. Not kidding.
 
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As of 2012 or so, ATL had a total of 8 plows for the entire metro area. Not kidding.
Contractor across the street from me has 2 wheelers and 1 dump plow trucks and a Pickup plow. I have a plow, I'll bet there 20 or 30 pickup plows in my town of 600

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Re: Winter Weather 2017-18 where EVERYONE argues.

Contractor across the street from me has 2 wheelers and 1 dump plow trucks and a Pickup plow. I have a plow, I'll bet there 20 or 30 pickup plows in my town of 600

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Should have clarified: DOT Plows.
 
Re: Winter Weather 2017-18 where EVERYONE argues.

@nbcwashington: JUST IN: Howard University postponing undergraduate and grad classes for more than a week because of ruptured pipes, ongoing heating issues. http://nbc4dc.com/Pxou8Y7
 
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