If you're one of the millions who suffer from anxiety and depression and feeling the winter blues in a major way, the constant extreme-cold temps and gray skies are taking their toll.
It's a feeling of emptiness that makes the bones feel so heavy, and a forklift couldn't get you out of bed. It's a deep sadness that usually comes with something like the loss of a loved one. It's an achy neck and irritable snaps, racing thoughts or no thoughts at all. It's exhausting.
A massive blizzard considered the biggest in history is expected to blanket the New York City area with at least 24 inches of snow, according to public safety officials.
NYC Subway, Metro North, LIRR, MTA Bus suspended as of 11PM and NJ Transit suspended as of 8PM tonight, 1/26... States announced the suspension or reduction of public transit, and officials urged people to stay home as heavy snow and high winds descended on the area.
And forecasters are warning the worst is yet to come with ... A CRIPPLING AND POTENTIALLY HISTORIC BLIZZARD INTO TUESDAY... http://www.noaa.gov/
It's Juno in January. This could be the big one and could possibly rank among New York City's biggest snowstorms ever, with forecasters predicting anywhere from 18-24"
NYC officials are preparing approximately 6000 miles streets, which are being plowed in The Big Apple, This represents the distance of going from New York City, NY to Los Angeles, California and back.
Bing Sings "June in January": http://youtu.be/S-Rdc8Dz6I0
Wes Montgomery - June In January HQ (1967 - from the original A Side of LP): http://youtu.be/2XP6rlScg-k
Although folks living in USA seem to care less about income inequality than most other developed nations, an Economic Policy Institute report indicates that economic inequality is beginning to command attention from policymakers, the media, and everyday citizens.
There is growing recognition that we need an inclusive economy that works for everyone—not just for those at the top.
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The entire Northeast region of the US is bracing for a monstrous winter storm, which may trigger massive power outages, slam the brakes on air traffic and rush hour traffic all the way from from Philadelphia deep into the heart of New England. Approximately 30 million people are under a blizzard warning and another 10 million in a winter storm warning.
New York City could see up to 20 inches of snow and parts of New England could see 2 feet or more. High winds could possibly cause dangerous whiteout conditions, and otherwise aggravate the disaster.
Forecasters are warning that the big one is headed this way. They say the blizzard could be a potentially historic, and may possibly have a crippling effect on the area.
The powerful storm system is getting to pound the Northeast within the next 24 hours with the possibility of up to 30 inches of snow, according to the National Weather Service.
Up to 3 feet if snow and the storm will continue Monday night into Tuesday and possibly into early Wednesday. The blizzard may also bring wind gusts of up to 65 miles per hour.
Prepare yourselves for plenty of buck-passing, finger-pointing and name-calling...etc. We continue to learn more about corruption in government, politics, business and just about everywhere we look.
Now, I do not like to appear as The Grim Reaper, but I've got news for all of you. It's definitely not a world of rainbows and unicorns nowadays, and media organizations should be focusing on journalism.
Forecasters are expecting up to 2 feet of snow early next week for the populated NE region of US. Prepare yourself and your immediate family... The snow is sure to blow.
Paralyzing, crippling blizzard-like conditions are on the way for a second 2015 East Coast winter storm in as many days, which threatens to dump up to two feet of snow.
The New York City Departments of Sanitation, Transportation, and Emergency Management have issued a Weather Update. Black ice may create travel hazards into Sunday.
As temperatures drop below freezing areas of black ice are possible on walk ways and untreated surfaces. Motorists are advised to use caution when traveling tonight and drive slowly. Vehicles take longer to stop on snow and ice than on dry pavement.