Harry Potter Fans With No Life

Are the winds ever going to slow down here .... aaaahhhhhhh!

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Got rather breezy here as well today, though it wasn't supposed to.

The National Weather Service in Denver has issued a Winter Storm
Warning for heavy snow... which is in effect from noon Thursday to
6 am MDT Saturday. The Winter Storm Watch is no longer in effect.

* Timing... snow will gradually increase Thursday and is expected
to become heavy at times Thursday night through Friday evening.
The snow will begin to diminish late Friday night.
* Snow accumulations... 1 to 2 feet with locally up to 3 feet.
* Wind/visibility... east to northeast winds 10 to 20 mph with
gusts to 30 mph. Visibilities will drop below one quarter mile
at times due to heavy snow and blowing snow.
* Impacts... roads will become icy and snowpacked Thursday night
with hazardous travel conditions expected through Friday night.
Visibilities will be reduced at times due to the heavy snowfall.
Heavy snowfall on power lines may cause power outages.

Yup... and I get to drive home Thursday evening. Yay me!

Oh my ... yuck! Maybe you should stay where you are for a day or two Figgy!

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Can't. I've been dog-sitting since Easter and they get home tomorrow - unless their flight gets canceled. But theoretically it won't be impassable until after midnight, so when they call from the airport I'll know if I go home or wait another day. I really should be home because I do snow shoveling (everyone else around is 70 or older and I like to get it done before they can get out and risk their health).

well, for everyone's sake, I hope the snow melts within 24 hours of it falling.
and please, please, please don't send it my way.

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I'll take it.

yes ... yes ... send it Paint's way!!!!

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2.5" by 8:30am in the Metro Area (not sure what its like up home/45 miles from here and 3K feet higher- but the morning commute was rife with rolled cars and wreckers on the way there.)