St Louis

I'm glad I wasnt coming up through there... 74 in IL was bad enough, and getting worse when I went through yesterday.

 

I understand Virginia into Maryland has over a foot in spots. All of this will migrate east and north in a few days or less.

We took alot of rain from this in a hurry, not too far north in Missouri they got hit with 14 inches along I-44 in places. If you have never been on I-44 in MO watch that durn trailer. If any of the wheels catch the snow pile on the shoulder it will take you clean off the highway.

 

Your post is a little misleading, as those numbers are for the entire state. The Troop C numbers are considerably lower, and St. Louis County is just one of 11 counties within Troop C.

 

I loaded in St Louis Friday morning . I knew what was coming and got the heck out of there as fast as my 'ol truck could take me !

 

That covers Franklin, Jefferson, Lincoln, Perry, Pike, St. Charles, St. Francois, St. Louis, Ste. Genevieve, Warren, and Washington counties, not just St. Louis. That means the St. Louis numbers will be even lower. Doesn't really matter what the national news guys were saying about the storm, YOUR post was misleading.

 

Exactly, your thread title was St. Louis, and you posted state-wide numbers and said "speaks for itself".

All I did was point out how misleading that was.