New England bracing for more snow

Alright, that’s it. I’ve had it. As I sit here typing this post up, there is another 2+ inches of Global Warming on the ground, and according to the weather reports, I can expect another 2-5 inches by the end of the day.

Currently, I have close to 4 ½ feet of global warming in my front yard. My sidewalk is completely blocked since neither my neighbor or I can dig through the mounds of global warming that the city plows have pushed on to the sidewalks in an attempt, (Failing I might add), to keep the streets clear. Now, we’re going to get more snow dribbling in all week. Here are the maddening details from Fox News:

Winter-weary New England saw more snow flurries on Saturday and braced for several days of heavy snowfall, possibly totaling a foot or more.

AAAARRRRGGGGGHHHH!!!!!!

A winter storm warning posted by the National Weather Service was to begin at 10 p.m. and remain in effect for a large swath of southern New England, including in Boston, in Providence, Rhode Island, and in Hartford, Connecticut, until the early morning hours of Tuesday. Light snow began falling in the Boston area earlier in the day, but what forecasters are calling a “long duration” storm is expected to become more intense on Sunday.

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By Monday night, 12 to 18 inches of fresh snow could be on the ground in parts of the region, which is still coping with the aftereffects of storms that hit over the last couple of weeks and dumped record-high snowfall totals in some places.

The snow is likely to cause problems for commuters on Monday, though it’s not expected to accumulate as rapidly as in some of the earlier storms, including a record-busting late January blizzard.

Oh that’s nice. I start a new job tomorrow and I need to commute down into Massachusetts. I should have started last week, but there were logistics problems with all the paperwork that needed to be submitted to the employer.

In many New England communities, the obvious problem is where to put the next batch of snow.

No kidding. I literally have no place to put the snow. Due to the layout of the Anger Central Primary Dwelling, clearing the driveway has always been an issue for me.

Adding injury to insult perhaps, the Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency warned that potentially record cold temperatures and wind chills are expected to move into the region later in the week after the storm.

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Would someone call and make me a reservation, all expenses paid, to the Virgin Islands please?

If I hear one more word about “Global Warming” or “Climate Change” from some moonbat, I’m going to grab them and rip their moonbat wings off, fry them up with onions and feed them to those idiots.

Thatisall

~The Angry Webmaster~

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