Someone from Oswego should head down to DC to help the folks there deal with the snow.
DC Snow Pile - WSJ
The Public Works Department in Washington, DC is having trouble finding anywhere to put the snow.
WSJ:All plows can do here is push snow from one spot to another, displacing it into shoulder-high escarpments, walling off parked cars, confounding pedestrians and blocking drivers’ lines of sight. William Howland has his own plan. In Lot 25, a vacant yard bordered by the Anacostia River, a derelict hospital and a congressional cemetery, Mr. Howland, the head of the D.C. Department of Public Works, is building a snow mountain. Around 15 dump trucks an hour arrive and unload their cargo, a gray-white mass of snow, sand, grit and ice. Earth-movers pile it into an enormous bank that snakes its way around the yard. This is just the start of his 200-truck, round-the-clock operation.
The people of Oswego have a lot of experience moving snow.
Feb. 2007 Oswego Snow Pile - AP
Now that Washington, DC looks like Oswego, NY, will the global warming alarmists please shut up?
I can’t fing Oswego numbers, but actually, this year the cities in New York State that are usually the snowiest are having somewhat below-average snowfall.
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Lucky us. Then again, we’re only an inch or two below normal average, so it isn’t like we haven’t seen any snow. Plus, we still have a lot of time left.
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I wish this town would get covered in 10′ of snow for ten years and then you and I wouldn’t have to work so hard to stop the madness in Washington!
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