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Actually, snowy evening - when I went to bed last night the snow had already come down. Didn't realize it till I got off the computer and moved but everything was blanketed white. I don't know if we got more in the night or not. It's still out there this morning. V. pretty, but too dark to get a picture, alas.
I've got the radio on for traffic reports but at first glance it looks like it will not be a problem by the time I leave (which is another hour or more away). It's not particularly code, the freeways are already mostly clear, and the county I live in says things are already turning to slush and they have plows out to clear it. Which pretty well means it'll be fine in an hour.
There's a lot of issues, though - Vancouver (north of us) has transportation on snow routes as does Portland, and Salem (south of us) are closing some school-related services. Portland State U is closed.
But that's over surface streets. Traffic reports say the freeways are good. And my whole commute is mostly freeway and a couple major roads, with a block and a half of less-major surface streets at either end. (Well, it is when I take the cautious route I use in bad weather. Not if I go through the north Wilsonville exit, but I'm not doing that today.)
Also, I hear that Seattle's finally getting their snow as well! :)
Aside: I'm ready early. This is not the morning to be ready early. Oh well!
I've got the radio on for traffic reports but at first glance it looks like it will not be a problem by the time I leave (which is another hour or more away). It's not particularly code, the freeways are already mostly clear, and the county I live in says things are already turning to slush and they have plows out to clear it. Which pretty well means it'll be fine in an hour.
There's a lot of issues, though - Vancouver (north of us) has transportation on snow routes as does Portland, and Salem (south of us) are closing some school-related services. Portland State U is closed.
But that's over surface streets. Traffic reports say the freeways are good. And my whole commute is mostly freeway and a couple major roads, with a block and a half of less-major surface streets at either end. (Well, it is when I take the cautious route I use in bad weather. Not if I go through the north Wilsonville exit, but I'm not doing that today.)
Also, I hear that Seattle's finally getting their snow as well! :)
Aside: I'm ready early. This is not the morning to be ready early. Oh well!
