Showing posts with label snow. Show all posts
Showing posts with label snow. Show all posts
Monday, February 14, 2011
Wednesday, February 9, 2011
And then the roof caved in...
Homes, shopping plazas, a facility for people with mental illness, an airport hangar, a church, a saw mill, greenhouses, small businesses, at least 130 barns, and a coop in Bozrah, Connecticut home to 85,000 chicken...all victims of Snowpocalypto's new tactic of collapsing roofs. NY Times has it all here.
Middletown, CT - home of the gross and perpetually overrated Wesleyan Cardinal - has apparently been hard hit. Their local paper mapped out roof collapses across the Nutmeg State. My advice: stay away from the I-91 corridor.
Middletown, CT - home of the gross and perpetually overrated Wesleyan Cardinal - has apparently been hard hit. Their local paper mapped out roof collapses across the Nutmeg State. My advice: stay away from the I-91 corridor.
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
Now that's a party

The annual shred fest for Cambridge and Oxford students apparently got a bit out of hand. The schools' combo ski trip to the French resort of Val Thorens was highlighted by a series of on-mountain competitions for which the winning prize was an all expenses paid trip courtesy of travel company Scott Dunn. Things started to go awry when, desperate for victory, teams started getting naked, and, in at least one instance, poured pasta sauce and smeared chocolate on their bodies. As one of the winners admitted to Cherwell, the Oxford student newspaper, "I sold my dignity for a free holiday."
Read the whole story here.
In related news, I will be taking 190 graduate students to Killington this weekend for my school's ski trip. Party on.
Wednesday, January 12, 2011
Dungus watch 2011 - PICTURES
I took it upon myself to go out and do some spotter reporting. I'm not sure how much snow Boston received (lots) but I did just hear that some town in central MA. named Munson received about 30". Sounds about right. The snow in Boston was the heavy, wet type. Heavy enough, coupled with a stiff wind, to take down some pretty big trees. Pictures below.
Tree down on Dartmouth St. at Columbus Ave.
Worst parking spot St. Botolph St.
Confirmed. Worst parking spot.
W. Newton St. "Ferociously beautiful."
Yarmouth St. Not a through street.
Tree down on Dartmouth St. at Columbus Ave.
Worst parking spot St. Botolph St.
Confirmed. Worst parking spot.
W. Newton St. "Ferociously beautiful."
Yarmouth St. Not a through street.
Dungus watch 2011 - UPDATE
TCD's Boston Bureau is getting pounded by snow and wind today. Hopefully we'll get some reports in from our spotters. Czech out the Storm Total Snow Forecast.


Labels:
dungus,
extreme weather,
gnarls barkley,
gnarthur,
shredding,
snow
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
Thursday, January 6, 2011
Field Report: NYC garbage removal
Saturday, December 25, 2010
Northeast Crippler?
A big winter storm is tracking directly towards TCD's northeast bureau. Official weather statement below:
Blizzard Warning
URGENT - WINTER WEATHER MESSAGE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE TAUNTON MA
451 PM EST SAT DEC 25 2010
...DANGEROUS WINTER STORM HEADED FOR SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND SUNDAY
NIGHT INTO MONDAY...
.LOW PRESSURE OVER THE SOUTHEASTERN UNITED STATES WILL BE
INTENSIFYING OFF THE NORTH CAROLINA COAST SUNDAY MORNING. THE
STORM WILL THEN STRENGTHEN FURTHER INTO A MAJOR STORM AS IT MOVES
JUST SOUTHEAST OF NANTUCKET AND CAPE COD MONDAY MORNING. BLIZZARD
CONDITIONS WILL OCCUR IN EASTERN MASSACHUSETTS AND RHODE ISLAND.
THE STORM WILL PULL AWAY FROM THE REGION MONDAY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT
BUT STRONG WINDS WILL CONTINUE...ESPECIALLY ALONG THE COAST.
Blizzard Warning
URGENT - WINTER WEATHER MESSAGE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE TAUNTON MA
451 PM EST SAT DEC 25 2010
...DANGEROUS WINTER STORM HEADED FOR SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND SUNDAY
NIGHT INTO MONDAY...
.LOW PRESSURE OVER THE SOUTHEASTERN UNITED STATES WILL BE
INTENSIFYING OFF THE NORTH CAROLINA COAST SUNDAY MORNING. THE
STORM WILL THEN STRENGTHEN FURTHER INTO A MAJOR STORM AS IT MOVES
JUST SOUTHEAST OF NANTUCKET AND CAPE COD MONDAY MORNING. BLIZZARD
CONDITIONS WILL OCCUR IN EASTERN MASSACHUSETTS AND RHODE ISLAND.
THE STORM WILL PULL AWAY FROM THE REGION MONDAY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT
BUT STRONG WINDS WILL CONTINUE...ESPECIALLY ALONG THE COAST.
Labels:
extreme weather,
merry christmas,
New England,
panic,
snow
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