It’s a front page above the fold story in The Washington Post and The Sun. Though The Big Kahuna and Kahunageddon 2.0 have left us they left behind a legacy of snow mountains and snarled traffic.It took me an hour to get from Columbia to Ellicott City last night.
The problem is twofold. One, the roads are operating at a greatly diminished capacity with lanes still clogged with snow. Two, the road crews are still working to open up the roads even as residents attempt to return to some degree of normalcy.This snow is taking up a lot of space.
In Ellicott City this afternoon there were virtually no parking spaces available on Main Street. The snow was occupying them.
In Parking Lot D the snow was hogging at least 15% of the remaining parking available.
We’re going to be living with this stuff for awhile.
And yes, finally after one week, I got both newspapers delivered today. One was sitting in the driveway when I woke up and the other arrived after lunch.
The later delivery was probably tied up in traffic.
In Ellicott City this afternoon there were virtually no parking spaces available on Main Street. The snow was occupying them.
In Parking Lot D the snow was hogging at least 15% of the remaining parking available.
We’re going to be living with this stuff for awhile.
And yes, finally after one week, I got both newspapers delivered today. One was sitting in the driveway when I woke up and the other arrived after lunch.
The later delivery was probably tied up in traffic.
