SeaSnake
OG
No lie at one point I thought Southern Cali was LA and suburbs and San Diego and suburbs.
FEATURED Hurricane & Earthquake Hit California
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No lie at one point I thought Southern Cali was LA and suburbs and San Diego and suburbs.
SeaSnake
OG
The Lonious Monk
Celestial Souljah
lol Worse. I've driven in the Carolinas in snow. I remember when I was living in Chapel Hill, they had like 6 inches of snow in a night which doesn't sound like much but it was a record for the area at the time. The news station there had a local traffic cam streaming on its website. You could pretty much tune into it at any random time during that snow and you were going to see people sliding and spinning through the intersection because they never learned that the roads get slick when it snows. Shit looked like a commercial for stupidity.
TTBF
OG
I still laugh at Atlanta a few years back having like 2cm of snow and the city effectively shut down.
6 inches is some bullshit anywhere tho. Especially if you've never even seen snow.
konceptjones
The one between three and three.
We had one in MI in the mid 90's.
konceptjones
The one between three and three.
That's the southwest US in general.
What happens is there's a lot of oil buildup on the roads from all the cars riding around because it doesn't rain out there enough to wash it away like the rest of the country. Add rain to it, no matter how light, and it'a basically like driving on slick ice. SoCal gets it the worst cause it barely ever rains. That's also the reason why the southwest has such bad smog. Rain helps clean the air so if it doesn't rain, you end up with a cloud of smog hanging over the city.
The Lonious Monk
Celestial Souljah
A hurricane made it all the way to Michigan?
The Lonious Monk
Celestial Souljah
I get all that, but you can't discount the people's stupidity. After you see the first couple accidents, that should clue you in to the fact that you should adjust your driving. They don't though. They all want to drive like the conditions haven't changed drastically.
TTBF
OG
Remnants of hurricanes make it up to Canada all the time, every few years you get a weakened one that picks up steam at the great lakes. Pretty common. Hurricane season down south is just rain season up north.
Hurricane Katrina fucked Toronto up.
konceptjones
The one between three and three.
No, it didn't travel inland, it formed over Lake Huron in the north. Technically it was 1mph short of being classified as a Cat1 hurricane, but I count it anyways.
Hurricane Huron: A look back at an ultra rare storm
In 1996, a hurricane-like storm formed over the Great Lakes
spectrumnews1.com
The Lonious Monk
Celestial Souljah
Are they still hurricanes by the time they get up there or just tropical storms?
No, it didn't travel inland, it formed over Lake Huron in the north. Technically it was 1mph short of being classified as a Cat1 hurricane, but I count it anyways.
Hurricane Huron: A look back at an ultra rare storm
In 1996, a hurricane-like storm formed over the Great Lakes
That's bananas.
Playmaker88
G Money is Cash
Two faced ass Tasha Loading.
BRIAN B.
Shittypoobutt
Big_Ev
Mr. Brick City
I remember that. I was living in Raleigh, still am. And the messed up part was that my boss knew I was from Jersey and used to driving in the snow. Talking about I can come into work. I kept my black ass in the house just like everyone else.
ImaInfluenza
Who do you think you are? I am
LA and built like the south
Outside of the destruction, it’s good they got water out there