In other parts of North America, Delaware has declared a state of Emergency due to the massive amounts of snow falling and building up in the area. At 12:01 Wednesday Morning, Governor Markell. All non-essential vehicles must stay off the roads. Essential personnel such as police, rescue workers, emergency workers, as well as members of the media are the only ones allowed to drive during a state of emergency.
The Delaware State of Emergency declaration officially goes as follows:
Essential personnel shall include authorized personnel responding to the state of emergency, peace officers, emergency management or rescue personnel, medical personnel, utility personnel, snow clearance and building and systems maintenance personnel, members of the media, carriers and drivers of commercial motor vehicles transporting commodities such as heating oil, propane, gasoline and salt, or staple grocery supplies to food stores, or deliveries of agricultural products necessary to maintain the life of livestock, and employees of critical 24/7 facilities such as health care facilities, commercial facilities and correctional institutions
Other parts of North America are also being hit hard by this late snowfall. I heard Newfoundland was hit by snow quite hard as was other parts of Eastern Canada. Vancouver, on the other hand, is seeing above freezing temperatures of around 8 or 9 degree's Celsius (According to Bob and Doug, the conversion method is Double it and add 30) that is 46F, people. Even Cyprus Bowl, the home to the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympic freestyle Mud skiing events is well above freezing, so that 2" snowfall will soon be melted away by the rain.
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