Nah, that fabric is too shiny for the Ingalls girls. 80's all the way.

Thanks for commenting. Very helpful and informative

Dude I’m from here. Just saying everything about it sucks. Driving here is nothing. It’s just ugly and smelly here

Thanks, I'll mapquest that.

I’m from Pittsburgh . Sadly. Sad when Ohio is so much better than this moldy sunken West Virginian place

Cool! I grew up in Grand Rapids, MI - lake effect snow from Lake Michigan usually ran out of gas by the time it got to us, but sometimes we'd get slammed with it. Not like the UP, though. Up on the Keweenaw Peninsula they have snow sticks as tall as telephone poles.

The reason I asked is because weather patterns usually go from southwest to northeast in the US. But I guess Lake Erie does sit at an angle, so it makes sense that Cleveland would get it.

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My nonexistent electric bill for half the year says otherwise, but you can believe what you want.

Imagine being from Ohio and complaining about anywhere else

Yes…..yes it is.

omg no it isn't.

Lol. She does!

More like Little House On The Prairie.

just around the river bend or over the next hill over, I forgot

The choir director. She even looks like she's singing.

Where did you get that dress!

Yep it does. I've lived in both Northern and Southern Ohio. Southern the weather was more similar to here in Pgh in terms of snowfall. Northern, winters were very snowy, and I would not recommend visiting Cleveland in the winter unless you know what you're getting into.

Still makes no sense/isn't practical. A map with data overlayed would've been much more useful and appropriate.

>front end thump

This is my new favorite weather term.

Dating apps.

LOL x2

Does Ohio get lake effect snow from Lake Erie? I've always wondered but never asked, never googled.

Oh right. Where's that again?

;)

It also makes me scratch my head and wonder why.

Her look today reminds me of Marlena from Days of Our Lives in like...1988.