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More Snow Should Touch Down Tonight
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Garth Johnston
Published Jan 11, 2011
Modified Jan 11, 2011
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Sick of snow yet? Tough luck, we've got more coming this evening. Not quite another blizzard, but likely not another dud like last week (just look what it is doing down south). The storm should start this afternoon and keep going until tomorrow morning with the heaviest snow coming after 1 a.m.. Estimates for how much snow we should be getting range from 4—12 inches, how much do you think we'll get?
Are you supposed to fly between today and the 13th? Good news! Many major airlines, including United, Continental, Delta, AirTran and JetBlue are offering to let customers rebook their flights without paying a fee. So there is that.
Meanwhile, the city is adamant they won't have another disaster on their hands—even if deputy mayor Stephen Goldsmith (aka the Dark Lord of the Blizzard) turns out to have a bad snow track record (turns out he had a similarly bad experience when he was the Mayor of Indianapolis!). We'll just have to wait and see how those new plans work out!
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