Everybody is at the Grocery Store - Page 3

Lipstickdiva · ‎03-10-2010

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They were forecasting 10-12 inches here. It just started snowing again, and it's heavier snow. It's supposed to snow all weekend.

I just checked my weatherbug app and it looks like it's done here for today but we're supposed to get more snow Saturday and Sunday. Not sure how much.

Bri36 · ‎02-20-2017

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They were forecasting 10-12 inches here. It just started snowing again, and it's heavier snow. It's supposed to snow all weekend.

I just checked my weatherbug app and it looks like it's done here for today but we're supposed to get more snow Saturday and Sunday. Not sure how much.

It looks worse now than it did last night.

We're under a winter weather advisory until 6 pm

Shanus · ‎05-17-2010

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you guys are not buying the right stuff.......it is supposed to be bread, milk, and toilet paper!

not sure if we are due to get this storm in the maryland area or not.

@sunshine45 In our area of NC, just the mention of ice on the evening news clears the shelves on most grocery stores. I enjoy peeping in shopping carts to see what others think are emergency items. My cart usually has the boring basics, coffee, bread, chocolate, donuts, frozen pizza, etc.

deepwaterdotter · ‎03-09-2010

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I have a family member who was spending the week in Wisconsin at a mandatory training course. They were told they all needed to get outta Dodge today before the storm, so she came home today. With a cold that it was almost inevitable that she would get; about a third of her group was sick. And which is pretty inevitable that I will now get as sneezing abounds. Sigh.

Beloit got 8 inches of snow last night.

viva923 · ‎03-12-2010

Kat, I was thinking of this today.

I lived in North Chicago for a little over 4 years (husband is retired military). How I remember those storms. Born and raised in Wisconsin, i fondly remember those snow storms. shoveling snow and have no idea where to put it.

I remember going to the commissary and stocking up because you never knew if you would be able to get out. DH would stay on base just in case roads became unpassable and he was needed at work.