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I didn't read all the responses so I don't know if anyone spoke up for NC. We close based on a FORECAST of snow; however, it is my understanding they do not have many plow trucks and no salt trucks here.
Originally from Chicago and I remember going to school when the snow piles were taller than us. ;-)
We've now had 25 ft of snow this winter & not one day off from school. But I do see some of the students taking their own snow day when I am skiing on the slopes.
comparing metro areas to rural areas is apples to oranges.
You don't get the full effect of blowing and drifting in a metro area as you do in a rural area.
School busses running in a metro residential area vs a rural area is apples to oranges.
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