After 5 hours of continuous snow/NO PLOWING ON MAJOR CITY STREETS

me too

made me laugh out loud

+green for that

When there is a snow storm the plows DO NOT go out until it is over or weakened down.... if you have any age on you at all you would know that. It is public knowledge.. check with your city offices to find out.

Is Cleveland the next Detroit?

OP, are you and your family the only people out driving around?

What kind of vehicles do you have that will move in that type of weather?

What was the temperature and how much (depth) snow was on the road(s) when you were out?

I knew a person hired by VDOT to plow I-66 across northern Fauquier County, Virginia during that 4 foot blizzard we had in Feb. 2010. He was in the BIG truck with the big plow.. the kind that will flatten a car.

They had to start plowing before it stopped snowing. This storm was of long duration and the federal government "closed" and went to shelter the night before the storm.

He said the snow was so deep that they lost track of where the highway was, which was dangerous at night- in the Blue Ridge mountains where you could just drop off the road and fall/roll hundreds of feet.

He said it was so nerve-wracking, he'd run over a few mailboxes, took down a barbed-wire fence and a couple of old wood fences.. almost went down an embankment on a curve - that he just parked the plow in the road and cried like a baby.

He said no amount of money could get him to do that again.

They had to delay the plowing until daylight.

Hospital employees were basically captive. They slept at the hospital and rotated shifts.

I live in Cleveland Heights, my street didn't get plowed til after 8pm. My blue blood kept me warm though :)

Man that sucks op, hope they get that sorted out.

Thank God my area they plows were out in full force.