smokeybandit

I was in the 3-8" range and got 2" rounded up.

Big bust on the snow forecast for NE Colorado. Some were even expecting it to bust high, ended up busting low

I have at least 6". Measured on the driveway which isn't the best place to measure due to the rain early on. I'll find a better yet non wind driven place to measure when I venture out later to clear the driveway.

* WHAT...Blizzard conditions expected. Total snow accumulations of 6 to 12 inches. Winds gusting as high as 55 mph.

Get a quicker turnover to snow and could be a real nice storm for the area.

Right, but that isn't necessarily here in America

Is there evidence that 20% of cases need hospitalization here in America?

Probably another 10-14 days before it hits it peak in America, judging by how long it took China and Korea to level out

The CDC raised similar concerns back in the Swine Flu days. None of which came close to fruition and not nearly as much was done then to stop the spread.

And those kids are going to be less likely to be washing their hands while out playing/hanging with friends as they would at school

Shutting down the schools will cause a spike, too. Because now instead of kids giving it to kids, they're going to give it to their parents/aunts/uncles/grandparents/older neighbors since not all parents can just take off work to watch their kids.

China is already back in business. Italy is the new ground zero with Spain not far behind. Then the USA is another week or two behind them to hit their peak

Much like the Swine Flu, people are rushing to get tested for any symptom. That's clogging ERs.

The Denver area March snow hole continues. Looks like our March snow came in October