That being said,

Atlantans,

Please go KROGERING if you need to shop and can't go home.A sis needs some more money.

TWO inches? Okay then

Step down into a stank NYC subway station that already reeks of piss in wintertime, when it's 110° and sweat is oozing out of every crevice of the 3 million daily riders.

Oh Nooooo. NYC does not even begin to touch places in the south when it comes to humidity.

Pretty much. Though 110 degrees is a slight exaggeration.

That's what it feels like. I know it's probably only 97

it was all the ice on the road that you cannot see....and it was hard to walk on the sidewalk....let alone drive so that's why...also its the south so we are not use to that mess........then they let schools and business's out at the same time @ like 1 so everyone left and the traffic was insane.....dont come for my city ....shoutout to Georgia state shutting down though

It never reaches 110° in NYC because it Never even reached 110° HERE in NC.

Still doesn't compare to how humid it is in the south.

What's faster than driving when it snows in Atlanta?

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I was in the subway during that 100 degree heatwave we had in July last summer, and it was like 300 degrees in the subway, i was literally soaked and I could hardly breathe, and then I got on the train and there was no air conditioning, i wanted to die

living in nyc and going down south a lot.. i gotta say the tea is that the south is way more humid in the summer... anyways idk why people on ATRL were going crazy about 2 inches of snow like girl its gone by now.

When you are in a Subway packed with other people and their is no A/C, sis it feels like it is 110 degrees.

Story of my life. And getting on at rush hour is the literal pits because you are jammed up against everyonrs sweaty bodies like sardines.

I see you.

Lmao some schools in Louisiana left the students home for two days because of possible snowstorms and IT DIDN'T EVEN SNOW
2 inches tho. We had 10 inches last year and still had to go to school

It's not the snow, it's the BLACK ICE. The amount of bridges in our state alone with the ice has caused accidents across the state. If you can't get to work or school, why be on the road? There is a reason why there were curfews in place, in an effort to keep people off the roads. Just like we do during hurricanes. Emergency first responders can't properly get to others if traffic is backed up or if there are accidents happening every 15 minutes. We have some of the longest bridges in the country here. It's all fun and games until one 18 wheeler travelling with cargo swerves off the bridge into the basin and cars slam on breaks to avoid other vehicles in the process. It's a mess!

I mean my BMW and I nearly swerved off the freaking bridge on my way to work yesterday. It was like my car was ice skating with no skates. Ugh, I'm over winter, can it please be spring yet? I need it to get to the 90's because this weather is not the business.

And 110 °F is not stretching it for some Gulf States. Over here, the heat index during summers consistently range from 100-110°F with humidity, and in the evenings we are lucky to even drop to the freaking 80's, nevermind 70's at times. I prefer Southern Cal's weather. It gets super hot there sometimes too, but they for the most part, they have near perfect weather year round (not too hot and not too cold). San Diego and LA are my favorite places to visit no matter the time of the year.

Living in Canada it's hilarious to see this but at the same time black ice is no joke. Black ice is a silent, deadly killer do not get that twisted.

Also in icy areas we have winter tires and I'm sure nobody in Atlanta has those. They make all the difference, seriously.