Another Nor'easter Headed for the Northeast (dang, we just HAD a Nor'easter a few days ago!)

Weather.gov ^ | 3/5/18 | National Weather Service

[mass55th]

Our power went out here twice on Friday, and took a few hours each time to come back on. Yours was definitely out longer than our. I live in Rome, NY.

[Mears]

I’ve always pronounced it Nor’easta.

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[exDemMom]

The storm over the weekend caused major traffic issues. It took over four hours to go home on Friday—normally a 40 minute drive—and I know of people who did not get home until 2:30 am on Sat. When I got home, I learned that most of our trees were knocked down. Thank goodness only fences were damaged.

[Deaf Smith]

I doubt that you as a native ever used the letter R in language.

The exception was congregational reading at Church. That is how I realized it is ebonics.

[EvilCapitalist]

I live just south of the Pennsylvania Poconos.

[Oratam]

and this is a Sou'wester

[Undecided 2012]

My brother used a generator for his fridge, freezer and ran a 120 line to his gas heater. It’s great having skills. Thankfully each of my brothers and I are self taught to do such things.

[Jack Hammer]

...and still snowing!

[McGruff]

If it’s not a Bomb Cyclone nothing to get concerned about anymore.

[outofsalt]

"and this is a Sou'wester"

He makes good fishsticks!

[CapnJack]

Yup, suppose to be another 14+ inches of Global Warming dumped up here in NH Wednesday through Thursday.

Great (not).

[Oratam]

and for some reason. . .I trust him.

[corlorde]

Yeah, it is hard looking out the window right now and seeing grass on my lawn, thinking by this time Thursday, there might be 12 inches of snow on the ground...

[Mears]

“I doubt that you as a native ever used the letter R in language.”

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Sure I did,unless it was at the end of a word.

We do not drop the “r” at the beginning or in the middle of a word-—— such as “reading” or “celery”.

You should have paid better attention during the two years that you were here.

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