today's ridiculously exciting word is...

Feb 01, 2011 09:51

Thundersnow!  "Isolated snow-producing thunderstorms are expected to develop tonight. "It is not uncommon to see snowfall rates in excess of 4 inches per hour in thundersnow, making travel nearly impossible," the weather service warned this morning ( Read more... )

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dreda February 1 2011, 15:58:20 UTC
Snownarok!

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tamarinne February 1 2011, 16:01:17 UTC
Nice!

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tamarinne February 1 2011, 17:26:19 UTC
Honestly, that sounds more like Boston than Chicago. This is only our first catastrophic snowfall of the year. :)

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hungrytiger February 1 2011, 16:07:19 UTC
I've been using Storm of Damocles.

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tamarinne February 1 2011, 16:10:27 UTC
Oh, I like it!!!

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hungrytiger February 1 2011, 16:12:28 UTC
To be fair though, Storm of Damocles works better for pre-storm discussions. Now that it's here, it doesn't seem right..

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tamarinne February 1 2011, 16:14:00 UTC
Hey, it could still end up being 45 degrees and sunny. I'm keeping "Storm of Damocles" right up until (if) it starts snowing this afternoon. :)

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reedrover February 1 2011, 16:47:05 UTC
And every brand of flavored greek yogurt was completely gone.

Love it!

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tamarinne February 1 2011, 16:54:12 UTC
It made me laugh, in a kind of "dammit, I was going to stock up on greek yogurt!" kind of way. :)

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tamarinne February 1 2011, 17:24:18 UTC
That's pretty freaking awesome. :)

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flechyr February 1 2011, 22:17:03 UTC
Personally, I think the storm is the result of someone reading the forbidden book of winter rituals: The Necrosnowmicon! :P

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tamarinne February 1 2011, 22:19:42 UTC
love it!

Summoning the ancient spirit of Snowthulhu...

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