Terri Herod (who bought a large bag of sand and a shovel at a Home Depot) said that, I’m not counting on it. I’ve been in Georgia on and off for 20 years. It’s usually the same scenario, not enough preparations and not enough equipment.
The last winter storm totally damage the daily schedule of the people. Thousand of the students were caught in the winter storm and spend the night in the school and thousand of the people were spent the nights in the busses.
Thousands of the car were totally caught in the highways road due to the strange winter storm and thousand of the accidents were also made on the roads due to accident dozens people were injured.
In other word we can said that the last winter storm was destroyed the totally daily routine of the people.
This storm could be worse this time. A one-two punch of winter weather was expected for Atlanta and northern Georgia. Rain and snow were forecast Tuesday, followed by sleet and freezing rain Wednesday.
Downed power lines and icy roads were a major worry. Salt trucks, snow plows were ready to roll and the National Guard has 1,400 four-wheeled drive vehicles to help anyone stranded.
According to the Deal, we are not looking back, we are looking forward. The next days are going to be challenging. We want to make sure we are as prepared as possible.
Schools announced near the beginning that they would close Tuesday, and tractor-trailer drivers were handed circular about the weather and a law requiring chains on tires.
City and state government were to stay open Tuesday, but the governor called for a liberal-leave policy, connotation if workers didn’t want to come in they didn’t have to.
More than 500 Delta flights with Atlanta connections on Tuesday had been canceled, and passengers traveling through several Southeastern states between Tuesday and Thursday were offered a chance to make free one-time changes to their itineraries.
Will Georgia Is Ready To Fight With This New Snowstorm?
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