>inches it takes to cancel school Why is the south so cuckolded?

because we don't have snow, and if we ever do, roads get fucked up because we have no equipment. This is not hard to figure out you fucking retard yank.

>>66590290
Because it's not snow, it's literally a 2-inch thick sheet of ice that covers everything

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>a thin layer of ice never hurt anyone

>>66590472

This. Ohio here. I live in the sticks. I have 4WD and run snow tires. Still, ...

Here is the new thing in America: school delays. When the weather sucks they don't cancel school because it affects their funding. Instead they declare "delays" so they can have a 4 hour school day and everyone gets paid.

Does it even snow in California, Arizona, New Mexico, etc?

>>66590498
>american drivers

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>>66590764
yes in some parts of those states

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>>66590764

>>66590764
>Arizona, New Mexico
Sometimes. The northern halves of those states do

>>66590712
Really? I've never seen class delayed for more than 15 minutes due to the weather, and I graduated from Chicago Public Schools of all districts.

>>66590764
Not really, hence their results on the map.

>>66590963
They're usually able to keep the streets clear in and around Chicago so that the buses can run

>>66590290
Because we still have yet to figure out how to drive in snow. But mostly it's because people get worried about school buses crashing while driving on ice.

t. Native Southerner

>>66590290
Because USA is on the same latitude as Africa, not Europe.

>>66590764
In the mountains

Snowfall in Georgia
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tqL98ByJsRA

>>66591038
This as well. Chicago is on the same latitude as Rome, and Berlin is north of 90% of Canada's population. Really makes you think.