Oh no, mrodgers! Thank goodness she's okay. Bummer about the car note, though. Where in the country is that picture? We don't get any kind of winter precipitation that white? Ours is inevitably freezing rain/sleet. Then it just turns to slush.
That picture is just a dusting, LOL. The week before the news was calling for 2 inches of snow or so. They lost it. I found it while clearing the driveway, the 2 inches they lost was underneath the other 6 inches, LOL. The next day we had another 5 or 6 inches. This is about an hour and a half north of Pittsburgh, or more important, about an hour and a half south of Erie since this is the weather we get. I am just north of the line of barely any snow and a ton of snow that is in Pennsylvania. A 6 inch snowstorm is just a dusting to me.
We don't get slush. Slush means it is warming up and everything is finally breaking up and thawing out. Two years ago, we got dumped on and I didn't see the road surface on the major roadways for almost 2 months.
In 2007 when I bought that car in the picture, it was 80° on January 30th while I was shopping around. When I test drove that car the next day, I was standing right next to the salesman literally inches away talking to him and I couldn't see him with the snow coming down.
When we moved into the house, the neighbor warned me about the snow drifting over the road on the other side of his house (out in the country, all fields and the road is a dead end.) I said, no problem, I've got the 4x4 truck and I'll just get a running start from my house. He said, been there done that in his full size F250 Ford. His truck was stuck there for 3 days.