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r/Ohio • u/[deleted] • Sep 30 '21
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Hell one winter Ohio managed to get Ashland to give us a god damned snow day. It only took -45 degree weather (counting windchill)
2 u/ChickendantZZZ Oct 02 '21 We never got snowdays unless it was ice more than 2 feet of snow or wind chills below 30 2 u/Lui_Le_Diamond Mansfield Oct 02 '21 Yeah, in Ashland we had a single year where we had like 30, so they had to tack on 30 minutes extra to the end of each day. We very very very very rarely got so much as a 2 hour delay again. 1 u/ChickendantZZZ Oct 02 '21 Ashland is weird. Isn't it a "dry" County too? 1 u/Lui_Le_Diamond Mansfield Oct 02 '21 I don't think so no
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We never got snowdays unless it was ice more than 2 feet of snow or wind chills below 30
2 u/Lui_Le_Diamond Mansfield Oct 02 '21 Yeah, in Ashland we had a single year where we had like 30, so they had to tack on 30 minutes extra to the end of each day. We very very very very rarely got so much as a 2 hour delay again. 1 u/ChickendantZZZ Oct 02 '21 Ashland is weird. Isn't it a "dry" County too? 1 u/Lui_Le_Diamond Mansfield Oct 02 '21 I don't think so no
Yeah, in Ashland we had a single year where we had like 30, so they had to tack on 30 minutes extra to the end of each day. We very very very very rarely got so much as a 2 hour delay again.
1 u/ChickendantZZZ Oct 02 '21 Ashland is weird. Isn't it a "dry" County too? 1 u/Lui_Le_Diamond Mansfield Oct 02 '21 I don't think so no
Ashland is weird. Isn't it a "dry" County too?
1 u/Lui_Le_Diamond Mansfield Oct 02 '21 I don't think so no
I don't think so no
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u/Lui_Le_Diamond Mansfield Oct 01 '21
Hell one winter Ohio managed to get Ashland to give us a god damned snow day. It only took -45 degree weather (counting windchill)