Recent comments in /f/Washington
lurker-1969 t1_j11adlh wrote
Reply to comment by MarmotMossBay in đ Bellevue, Washington Dec 2022. by lennanknight_7
Well I mean as far as becoming a commerce center, population density and such. Myself, we are ranchers in the Cascade foothills North of Monroe/Sultan. The "Big City" is not our gig.
homunculajones t1_j11aa9i wrote
Reply to Fining unprepared drivers that cause closures in pass: what are your thoughts? by revilo825
Theoretically WSDOT is going to be increasing enforcement of the chains requirements, per this article from a couple of weeks ago: https://komonews.com/news/local/wsp-enforcement-drivers-chain-requirements-passes-mountains-snow-citations-troopers-ticket-wsdot-washington-winter-weather We shall see...
mooomba t1_j116apj wrote
Reply to comment by doktorhladnjak in It is 7:34 in the morning the day before the winter solstice. Look outside right now, and know that if we did âDaylight Savingâ time year round, it would be 8:34. by factotvm
What do the kids in Alaska do? Just stop going to school all winter?
Xbalanque_ t1_j115vhe wrote
Reply to Fining unprepared drivers that cause closures in pass: what are your thoughts? by revilo825
They should get a ticket for not following requirements to chain up or have traction tires. I am sure that some people do.
On an un-related note: does "powder" mean "any new snow" now?
doktorhladnjak t1_j115s5z wrote
Reply to comment by Maleficent_1213 in It is 7:34 in the morning the day before the winter solstice. Look outside right now, and know that if we did âDaylight Savingâ time year round, it would be 8:34. by factotvm
This is the real reason daylight time has stuck around and been extended: people shop more. Itâs all about the money
doktorhladnjak t1_j115hp7 wrote
Reply to comment by mooomba in It is 7:34 in the morning the day before the winter solstice. Look outside right now, and know that if we did âDaylight Savingâ time year round, it would be 8:34. by factotvm
Fuck them kids. Who cares about their safety going to school /s
lurker-1969 t1_j114kgt wrote
Reply to Fining unprepared drivers that cause closures in pass: what are your thoughts? by revilo825
And flog the 1000's of idiot drivers too.
justpickituplease t1_j1130sc wrote
Reply to Fining unprepared drivers that cause closures in pass: what are your thoughts? by revilo825
I think those laws are already in place . But are they enforced, that's another question â
SkullBrian t1_j111ftl wrote
Reply to comment by Daemmerung in Mazama yesterday by WashingtonPass
No amount of Swix Polar will fix that Styrofoam
PerezosoRapido t1_j110y0l wrote
Reply to Fining unprepared drivers that cause closures in pass: what are your thoughts? by revilo825
Yeah I mean I would love to take the nephew up sledding but I donât have chains, all season tires, and a 2WD suv. People just force the issue and wing it and wind up in a ditch.
WontFunction t1_j10wn42 wrote
Reply to Port Townsend after the snow by BKlounge93
oh wow that's beautiful! I completely forget about my drone during these snow days. definitely need to fly her up sometimes.
thesequimkid t1_j10uwpk wrote
Reply to Port Townsend after the snow by BKlounge93
Still glad I decided to keep my ass to PA. It was bad enough with people driving like idiots here, I didnât want to deal with a PT or Ludlow today.
Strict_Chemistry_797 t1_j10q5d7 wrote
Reply to Mazama yesterday by WashingtonPass
Do not rent a fat tire bike and ride it on that. Cc skiers hate that sh1t
[deleted] t1_j10o0z2 wrote
Reply to comment by WashingtonPass in Mazama yesterday by WashingtonPass
[removed]
quackjacks t1_j10m547 wrote
Reply to comment by Maleficent_1213 in It is 7:34 in the morning the day before the winter solstice. Look outside right now, and know that if we did âDaylight Savingâ time year round, it would be 8:34. by factotvm
Lots of northern cities around the world have late sunrises in the winter, and they seem to be doing OK. For today:
Madrid: 8:34am Copenhagen: 8:37am Paris: 8:41am Brussels: 8:42am Stockholm: 8:43am Oslo: 9:17am
technoferal t1_j10lvgt wrote
Reply to comment by jlabsher in It is 7:34 in the morning the day before the winter solstice. Look outside right now, and know that if we did âDaylight Savingâ time year round, it would be 8:34. by factotvm
That's a nice copy/paste from Google's first hit, but it completely ignores Arizona, Hawaii, Guam, Puerto Rico... And that's just US. (And there are more) Here's a whole list of countries without DST that your quick Google didn't catch: https://greenwichmeantime.com/countries
None of which had anything to do with the point that we already have mismatches in time change that cause the problems you claim would be caused by not participating.
goinupthegranby t1_j10kxte wrote
Reply to It is 7:34 in the morning the day before the winter solstice. Look outside right now, and know that if we did âDaylight Savingâ time year round, it would be 8:34. by factotvm
You know we understand how it works right? I want afternoon light, not morning light.
jlabsher t1_j10ktpm wrote
Reply to comment by technoferal in It is 7:34 in the morning the day before the winter solstice. Look outside right now, and know that if we did âDaylight Savingâ time year round, it would be 8:34. by factotvm
Japan, China and Russia are the only industrialized nations that don't switch clocks. Almost all other nations that don't are tropical so it makes no difference.
It's just another made up first world problem.
WashingtonPass OP t1_j10kgr1 wrote
Reply to comment by Daemmerung in Mazama yesterday by WashingtonPass
It was -9F last night and -11F the night before. It's a balmy +2 right now, and dumping like crazy! Heading to Sun Mountain for some very slow skiing.
H2Bro_69 t1_j10ke9n wrote
Reply to It is 7:34 in the morning the day before the winter solstice. Look outside right now, and know that if we did âDaylight Savingâ time year round, it would be 8:34. by factotvm
I really hope that we arenât doing DST year round⌠we should be doing the opposite and keeping standard time year round.
technoferal t1_j10jenz wrote
Reply to comment by jlabsher in It is 7:34 in the morning the day before the winter solstice. Look outside right now, and know that if we did âDaylight Savingâ time year round, it would be 8:34. by factotvm
The problems you're pretending would exist already do, and would actually be removed if we all stopped changing the clocks. There are lots of places that don't change them, and even more that change them on a different schedule.
technoferal t1_j10j3lu wrote
Reply to comment by mooomba in It is 7:34 in the morning the day before the winter solstice. Look outside right now, and know that if we did âDaylight Savingâ time year round, it would be 8:34. by factotvm
A problem more easily solved by changing school hours than clocks.
rilo_cat t1_j10i5jp wrote
Reply to comment by mooomba in It is 7:34 in the morning the day before the winter solstice. Look outside right now, and know that if we did âDaylight Savingâ time year round, it would be 8:34. by factotvm
part of it for school is transportation; the roads are icy & unsafe before the sun is out in the winter
jlabsher t1_j10egov wrote
Reply to It is 7:34 in the morning the day before the winter solstice. Look outside right now, and know that if we did âDaylight Savingâ time year round, it would be 8:34. by factotvm
Keep noon the zenith? You do know that we used to do that before standardized time zones right? Didn't quite work out too good.
Just change the hours we are open? Yeah, real good when you're trying to do business with east coast types. Is it 4 hours or 3 hours or 5 hours difference today? Oh crap, is NJ on DST but NY isn't, what about Indiana again? Not confusing at all.
Why is it so damn hard to just accept DST and all the inconveniences it brings? Clearly the benefits of changing the clocks outweigh a few people being tired for a week or two twice a year.
pala4833 t1_j11aljz wrote
Reply to Fining unprepared drivers that cause closures in pass: what are your thoughts? by revilo825
Can we instead start with all the people who refuse to leave the left hand lane until 4 seconds before their exit.