Posted on 01/05/2022 4:37:43 AM PST by MtnClimber
Yep, me and the family also.
Fifty years ago such a snow storm would be used as proof we were entering THE NEW ICE AGE which was all the rage back then.
1977 was real bad here. Used as proof the Ice Age was upon us.
In Alaska, in the USAF, we were taught winter survival skills for driving.
Keep several wool blankets in the car.
Keep two or more cans of STERNO and matches in the car.
Keep hard candy as it increases body heat when eaten.
No need to keep running the car engine as the snow may cause CO from the exhaust to enter the car.
I always kept these in the car back in “The World” of the lower 48.
And Fifty years ago the promise was Chicago would be under a mile of ice by now in THE COMING ICE AGE hoax of that time.
“CHILDREN JUST AREN’T GOING TO KNOW WHAT SNOW IS”
Lol just for the title!!
Hot weather is global warming. Cold weather is global warming. Everything is global warming.
Cow.Deer.Ewe. /s
(Can’t help myself, every time i see that girl child’s name and in my mind, i see her snarl, i must write what i hear).
I looked around but didn't see anything. My guess is if any EV got stranded they were metro commuting. That said I have an older sporty car that gets crappy gas milage and has a small gas tank. I get better range than an EV in harsh winter conditions, but fueling concerns is definitely an issue during winter road trips.
Anyone dumb enough to believe climate change is a “fixable problem” is dumber than the mud that fills their otherwise empty heads.
I would think...
Thats the difference between us citizens and those swampers in DC.
Seems there are certain areas that run into this situation about every winter. Isn’t there someone available in those states who realizes what needs to be done & does it?
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