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The heavens opened here yesterday and over two feet of snow fell in what felt like a few minutes. The biggest snow fall in recorded history.
Some photos of the event - Central Park and Second Avenue
. One of my favourite moments was a vox pop interview with some disgruntled commuter on local television. 'I was in Great Britain once when it snowed - everything worked like clockwork. Why can't it be like that here?'
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It didn't go like clockwork when it snowed last December in Kent in the SE of Britain.
Posted by: Ian | 14 February 2006 at 12:32 AM
C'm'n, Ian, it worked like snowed-up clockwork.
Posted by: dearieme | 25 February 2006 at 04:45 PM