Comes word from New Orleans that:
a rare snowfall blanketed south Louisiana and parts of Mississippi Thursday, closing schools, government offices and bridges, triggering crashes on major highways and leaving thousands of people without power.
Parts of Louisiana were expected to get up to four inches of snow. Snow also covered a broad swath of Mississippi, including the Jackson area, and closed schools in more than a dozen districts. The National Weather Service in Jackson said up to 8 inches was possible in the southern and eastern parts of the state.
A heavy band of snow coated windshields and grassy areas in New Orleans, where the National Weather Service issued a winter storm warning.
Office workers stepped out of high-rises to catch a snowflake, snap pictures with cell-phone cameras and swap snow stories.
My gosh, thank of how much worse it might have been were it not for “global warming” saving us from what can only be described as “global cooling”.
I mean, after all when is the last time you heard a report out of New Orleans about anything not somehow related to crime, Hurricane Katrina or crime?
Where’s Al Gore when ya’ need him?
Read it at Rare snow covers south Louisiana, Miss.
And while you are at it, you might want to cut loose a few tons of carbon emissions before New Orleans freezes over!!!
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HAHA. Loved the article, its so true!