Ugh, another bomb cyclone hitting NYC 
... I'm not sure if a few inches of snow is even going to make a difference at this point. It's all about the windchill, right? People need to bundle up like crazy and stay inside as much as possible. The teens to lower 20s temps are already bad enough, but add that windchill and it's going to be brutal 
. I'm not sure how much longer I can take this cold snap... we haven't had a prolonged stretch like this in ages. Fingers crossed it doesn't turn into anything too serious 
... I'm not sure if a few inches of snow is even going to make a difference at this point. It's all about the windchill, right? People need to bundle up like crazy and stay inside as much as possible. The teens to lower 20s temps are already bad enough, but add that windchill and it's going to be brutal . I'm not sure how much longer I can take this cold snap... we haven't had a prolonged stretch like this in ages. Fingers crossed it doesn't turn into anything too serious 
I'm not surprised, but still, this whole thing has me thinking... what's going on with our infrastructure? Like, can't we have some reliable heating systems in place to help people weather these kinds of situations? It feels like we're relying too much on individual preparation and not enough on community support. And what about economic fairness? Are the wealthy just gonna be able to afford to stay warm and dry while the rest of us are out there shivering in the streets? 
The city's got a responsibility to look out for its most vulnerable residents, but I'm not sure that's happening here...
. Can't say I blame anyone who wants to hibernate until spring arrives 
...anyway, gotta be prepared and stay safe out there! 
. Windchill is no joke, especially with the temps plummeting by Thursday night. I hope they take Ramunni's advice seriously and stay cozy indoors during those brutal mornin' hours 
. It's gonna be a wild ride, but at least it's not expected to bring too much snow 
...ish.