This morning, I am thinking about all those facing severe weather. There is a blizzard approaching the mid-Atlantic region of the US. Seventy-five million people will be affected, including my sisters and their families and B’s brother and his family. The forecast calls for a large swath of 2-3 feet (0.75-0.95 meters) of snow coupled with strong winds.
I live further north where we will only catch a few inches, if anything at all.
I am also thinking of others in the United States and around the world who are suffering from floods, droughts, tornadoes, cyclones, mudslides, avalanches, dust storms, and all other weather disasters.
I wish everyone safety and and the swift arrival of whatever aid they need.
*****
Join us for Linda’s Just Jot It January! Start by visiting here: http://lindaghill.com/2016/01/22/just-jot-it-january-22nd-felicity/
To find the rules for Just Jot It January, click here and join in today.
Share this:
Joanne Corey 
My blessings and thoughts go out to you all. As much as I like snow: blizzards aren’t fun…
LikeLiked by 1 person
I agree that snow is lovely, but blizzards are not. At least people in the path have had a couple of days to prepare.
LikeLiked by 1 person
It sounds like a bad one – I hope they’re wrong about the severity!
LikeLike
It’s already started snowing at my sister who lives near Washington DC. They are staying put with all their provisions in place.
LikeLiked by 1 person
All the best to them!
LikeLike
Thanks, Linda. The storm is tracking a bit further north, so my New York City sister will probably wind up with at least a foot of snow, too. We are still okay up at our house.
LikeLike
I’m just on the other side of Lake Ontario, but they’re forecasting sun all weekend here.
LikeLiked by 1 person
It is staying well south of Ontario. We are on the New York/Pennsylvania and just have clouds, not snow. Like many East Coast snowstorms, it is tracking along the coast, heading for New England.
LikeLike