In Texas, one flake on the ground, the infrastructure is out for a week.

True for Colorado; however, places that don't often get snow simply don't have the vehicles, equipment, snow tires, rock salt,... to deal with navigating in the snow. More so if the area has lots of hills.

Agreed - from a Canadian

With this much here in Ireland there would be chaos, anarchy and massive starvation 😅

As a Canadian, this is just a dusting.

May mean cut off - only way in/out may be blocked by deeper snow.

Northern New York here. This is barely enough to bother shoveling.

Us British would have the country completely shut down by half of this. We just don't have the infrastructure in in place to deal with it. Luckily we only get one day a year if that so me and my kids love the snow day!

Agree from someone who lives in northern Utah. Although, I also lived on the coast in Oregon and the entire town shuts down if any snow falls. They just didn't have the equipment for it as it rarely snows. Funny thing though, our first year there it snowed for the first time in over 20 years and then every year we we there. Only 1 day each year, but it still shut the town down - even if it's mere inches.

This looks like a blizzard- someone in California

Nope my Canadian soul tells me that's not really being snowed in either.

Yeah.....I'm on Long Island in NY and we don't get too much snow but this would be called a "dusting of snow" lol

When I lived in California, it snowed maybe a 1/4 inch and I had to show the police my Michigan driver's license before they would let me drive home from work.

In the south all someone has to do is say "snow" and everything shuts down. EVEN IF IT DOESNT ACTUALLY SNOW!

I’m also from colorado

disagree- from a wisconsinite, there could be ice on the road

A plowed street practically is the opposite of "snowed in."

Any excuse to stay at the lake. Play along. Pretend another front is moving in that night. Speaking of Colorado, ever thought of kayaking down a ski run?

In the Pacific Northwest we need 3 inches no school and some work and 2 feet for snowed in

Agreed as a Michigander. However, if this is south of, say, Indianapolis…that’ll shut down town for days.

Agreed, from an Alaskan

This Minnesotan agrees! That's not even close to "snowed in"!

I'm in West Virginia, and that is not enough for us either.

I can vouch for you, Colorado snow is insane, I've lived here My whole life

From Michigan. I was thinking the same lol

Ha, ha my husband is from Virginia Beach and it's the apocalypse when it snows there.

Even in NJ this wouldn't delay school/close jobs. Bust out the shovel and get moving!

Or Canada. The exception would be the cities of British Columbia where we rarely get snow like this. I grew up in Manitoba so this is nothing new to me.

That's shorts weather in northern Michigan

Snowed on, not snowed in.

You think because you live in Colorado, you're the only one who knows about snow?

why does that matter

I agree - from someone in Québec! =0)

Agreed. Not even close.

Definitely not "snowed in". I also lived in Colorado and in Oregon in the high desert, this is not snowed in by any means.

Someone from Michigan agrees with you.

Agree! From someone in Canada.

You saying their parents are avoiding them? Checks out.

DITTO - someone in Maine.

I’m from Colorado to, the rain Also smells amazing there

This would shut down some cities in Arizona lol