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I see the cold is discussed, but nobody started a thread about the snow. I'll bite.
My prediction is that the gradient line will move west, and Raleigh will get 2+ inches. West will be less, east will be more. What are your predictions?
I'm hoping for a big snow, I'm just a big kid.....
I wondered this same thing myself. But, I didn't want to start one. I'll tell you, though, it is annoying that GHHS said they'd fixed their boiler issues, but they really only fixed half of the boilers and the kids were freezing in class today. It would've been nice to warn people so they could dress accordingly.
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I wondered this same thing myself. But, I didn't want to start one. I'll tell you, though, it is annoying that GHHS said they'd fixed their boiler issues, but they really only fixed half of the boilers and the kids were freezing in class today. It would've been nice to warn people so they could dress accordingly.
I knew last night when the 10 p.m. news said they were still working on it that no way would it be fixed today. I actually thought they'd reverse the schedule today but once they shortened the class periods you knew the farce was up. They were gonna close early even without the early release.
My son loves it. He prefers the indoor temperature no higher than 65* and he's in shorts and a t-shirt.
As far as posting a thread, I've been too busy fielding all the various phone calls and texts from the schools!
If we're gonna be closed for the rest of the week (come on, you know it's happening) I'd just as soon we get a foot of snow!
P.S. Sun just came out, not sure what that's about.
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