This happened. For those of us in Guilford, Alamance, Orange and pieces of other counties in the Piedmont, we’ve had quite the weekend. I decamped from my Greensboro apartment to a hotel in Durham near an old apartment of mine. Others were trapped behind trees with snapped limbs or completely
Placebook: Snow and Everything Else
I am thankful for the decision to work remotely, to stock up on my favorite foods and to write this post to warn folks of weird weather times. Of course, I saw a lot of the last point on that list yesterday. This is a special snow and sleet-covered edition
By Kristen Jeffers
Atlanta/Cities/Family and Place/Government/Issues and Ideas/Politics of Place/Raleigh/snow
What Should You Do When Weird Weather Shows Up?
So we’ve had another situation of weather causing bizarre things to happen. Whether it’s snow in Atlanta or a major hurricane in New York, Americans seem to never tire of comparisons to the zombie apocalypse or The Day After Tomorrow. Never mind that in a few weeks we’ll forget this
Why Do Southerners Go Crazy Over Snow?
Because it happens just enough to both enchant us and drive us crazy.
