MarioB 
The OatmealEvery time it snows where I live
Jason Janelle@oatmeal Ouch, I know all these people.
Lyse 
@storyweaver @oatmeal Ouch - I am at least one of those people
dreambrother808@storyweaver @oatmeal I am these people
Tamar Yellin@oatmeal Hey, I'm in Nebrahoma! lol
herid@oatmeal I wish this applied to Toronto
Chris Glass@oatmeal Small talk is an art form. Some only use crayons.
Charles Taylor@oatmeal Where I live there is a bit of this but mostly itโs โRemember the blizzard of โ78?โ
Zalasur ๐ธ๐บ๐ฆ@ProfCDTaylor @oatmeal it was the Halloween Blizzard here
Kit Rhett Aultman@oatmeal Quite accurate for the once-every-two-years snow we get in Atlanta, too.
Tonya Canning@roadriverrail @oatmeal
I have a friend who grew up in the snow-belt in Canada who happened to be visiting Atlanta when it snowed and he spent the entire day driving people's cars from place to place, being treated like a superhero with mysterious, otherworldly powers.
I have a friend who grew up in the snow-belt in Canada who happened to be visiting Atlanta when it snowed and he spent the entire day driving people's cars from place to place, being treated like a superhero with mysterious, otherworldly powers.
@TonyaCanning @oatmeal Thankfully, most Atlantans know when they're out of their element with snow. Even the threat of a single inch will clear the grocery stores of eggs, milk, and bread. The running gag is that we're all required to eat French toast if it snows.
Chel@oatmeal this scene plays out in Portland with alarming regularity
Kenneth B ๐ค@oatmeal yeah but did you hear about the Halloween 1991 blizzard in Minneapolis?
Luna Corbden@oatmeal Can verify. And I can tag myself as all three people when I lived there.
Luisa D@oatmeal same in Vancouver Canada.
Thor@oatmeal they keep telling us 1-2 feet because we live in a lake effect snow belt here in Michigan. Most of it goes north of us though and we only got 8 inches last time.
I love that I live in a lake effect snow area...just wish we actually got it. Not like Buffalo though please...
Etaski@oatmeal Yup... ๐ I'm the one in the middle... But I did complete Driver's Ed in January in the Rockies...
Lee Holmes 
@oatmeal The news: "If you can see your breath, you're close to death. 10 tips on how to survive extreme conditions."
@oatmeal Every. Effin'. Time.
Charlie O'Keefefour days ago, here in the Denver area... :)
https://www.reddit.com/r/Denver/comments/z758i8/jeffco_is_done_with_rons_bs/
Jameslew@oatmeal I feel exposed. -signed, Ohio native in Pacific Northwest
(เธ'ฬ-'ฬ)เธ TimmGleason๐๐@oatmeal It's so true. We in the PNW are completely clueless when it comes to snow.
Aine, Verified Witch@oatmeal LOL ๐คฃ
I really have lived & driven in parts of the U.S. that get record snowfalls. Worst one I remember was a 1966 blizzard in upstate NY, near Rome, that dropped 8.5 feet. My dad had to climb out of a 2nd story window to shovel a tunnel to the front door from the street. We iced the interior of the tunnel & packed it. The tunnel lasted the whole winter, no more shoveling.
CJ Moose โ๏ธ๐๐ฆ๐ปโบ
Pondering Duck@oatmeal joke works up in canuckland, right next to that damned hill with the Sisyphus School on it my grandfather had to walk up both to get to and from school.
Franรงois Caron ๐จ๐ฆ@oatmeal I'm the scruffy guy, but in Canada! ๐
Michael Collado@oatmeal those last two are the same person. I know cause theyโre both me ๐
dandalion@oatmeal this is a fact. I am in SW WA and it's the exact same.
Doug Knisely@oatmeal I have actually said all three today alone.
shivam@oatmeal it's been snowing in Berlin. I am now ready to have this conversation.
Deb the bead weaver@oatmeal Here in western WA as well!
Sean Boots@oatmeal ๐๐
RC@oatmeal I had a guy tell me Seattle people can't drive in the snow. I asked him where he was from. He said Detroit. I asked if they had hills. He said no. Case closed.
Kathy E. Gill ๐บ๐ฆ@oatmeal
Lol! I was so glad it finally melted. And now this!
BTW, once upon a time, a long time ago, met your brother (I think) in ER at Swedish Edmonds.
๐๐ฒ@oatmeal the college towns of nebrahoma, filled with kids in camaros who barely know how to drive them without snow and ice on the ground
royal 
barryzee@oatmeal The weather newscasters don't help since every winter storm is presented as possible "snowmageddon"
Austin LeSure@oatmeal Iโm just a bit south of the city, and the few flakes that fell today made me think of this comic. I remember seeing it oh so many years ago, and it still has a place in my brain every time it snows in the PNW lowlands.
Rev. caffinepwrd โ
Ella Harper@oatmeal in Texas itโs this, but about the heat.