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Re: At least we've got the infrastructure
Date: 2022-12-10 05:50 pm (UTC)As a kid in Portland, schools shut down at ~3” of snow. (And as an adult I can tell you that Portlandians don’t know how to drive in the stuff.) A friend moved to Montana. She wrote me that schools there only closed at 3’!
Frequency and intensity definitely change acclimation.