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Originally Posted by ken0042
On the news this morning they interviewed people whop said the storm "just hit out of nowhere."
Now in the SE we didn't get it as bad, and I watched it roll in for over an hour. Enough time that I moved in stuff I didn't want to get wet, then made dinner, then when I was almost done eating it hit us.
Was it that sudden in the NW? Or did they just find a few idiots to make a neat story?
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I had night class at SAIT. Just before 6, on my way in, I though there were some ominous clouds to the north and west. I didn't notice anything during class, but when I walked out at 9, it was weird because the pavement was partially dry, but there were still piles of slush around, and the soccer field had a pond in one end. And in the box of my truck there was still some slush. Since I was told the storm had ended over an hour before (and I didn't hear any of it in a room full of computers), it must have been nasty.
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