It's pretty exciting, I don't think I'll be going into work tomorrow and hopefully it clears up soon so I can get provisions because right now I can't get my car out of the drive way.
Who ever dreamt of a white Christmas certainly got it.
Well I sure didn't, it's gonna be 80 degrees on Christmas...Zoltack wrote:Who ever dreamt of a white Christmas certainly got it.
omg I live one hour and 30 minutes from ft collins! lol im at my parents in oklahoma and i get to drive back to colorado! how's the roads in denver? I-25? is it driveable?Zoltack wrote:There is a blizzard outside my window right now. We already got 16 inches of snow, the wind is blowing 45 MPH and there is a huge 4 foot snow drift at my front door. It's going to continue all through the night and part of the day tomorrow. After the blizzard is over we should expect 24-36 inches of snow. Already our Governor has declared a disaster emergency in the city of Denver and I don't know about Fort Collins (where I live) but the National Guard is on stand by if it's necessary to devise a search and rescue.
It's pretty exciting, I don't think I'll be going into work tomorrow and hopefully it clears up soon so I can get provisions because right now I can't get my car out of the drive way.
Who ever dreamt of a white Christmas certainly got it.
As far as I-25 and 287 they're open but the road conditions are probably real hazardous so just be careful when you try to get back to Colorado. I would say that you shouldn't attempt to do the speed limit (75 MPH), instead go 50 MPH or under and you should be fine. Over 3000, flights were cancled so there were a lot of people either stuck or couldn't get in Colorado. It was one for the record books I can assure you that.MickeyMouseboy wrote:
omg I live one hour and 30 minutes from ft collins! lol im at my parents in oklahoma and i get to drive back to colorado! how's the roads in denver? I-25? is it driveable?
Yeah and because of that the Suns 15 game win streak just went down the drainZoltack wrote:Over 3000, flights were cancled so there were a lot of people either stuck or couldn't get in Colorado. It was one for the record books I can assure you that.
to Coloradowell im back home! I-70 Thru Limon and Denver were extremely clean! and I-25 was clean as well! I love Colorado! heheheZoltack wrote:As far as I-25 and 287 they're open but the road conditions are probably real hazardous so just be careful when you try to get back to Colorado. I would say that you shouldn't attempt to do the speed limit (75 MPH), instead go 50 MPH or under and you should be fine. Over 3000, flights were cancled so there were a lot of people either stuck or couldn't get in Colorado. It was one for the record books I can assure you that.MickeyMouseboy wrote:
omg I live one hour and 30 minutes from ft collins! lol im at my parents in oklahoma and i get to drive back to colorado! how's the roads in denver? I-25? is it driveable?