Maestrobjwa

And as a church musician I feel this...missing my choir, certainly missed playing this past Sunday. (But thank God for livestreamed services/masses...at least we have that!)

Yeah I was thinking about that...numbers do seem lower over the weekends.

Yeah today has been particularly horrid in that department...(is that our highest daily total?) Was looking a little better Sunday and Monday...but alas

And I hope it does end fast (or better yet not happen at all! ) Sorry, MA bias...lol

Meanwhile the vegans are quietly laughing with glee...lol

The Lord is risen indeed--Alleluia, Alleluia! A blessed Resurrection Sunday to you as well!

Thought I'd pop my head in here to see what crankywx has been severe honking about (ya don't see him honk that much...so I figured it had to be something notable!) So what's going on here? Lol (reading the other posts here now!)

Well, we can put that on the list of the cons of trying to open up on May 1st... Ya know, it's a frustrating thing...being caught between the economy of public health. I honestly can't get a handle on which side of the argument to lean towards. To me, it doesn't seem like we are prepared to open that soon and still reduce the infections. It sounds like we are gonna need a rather rigorous system of testing and contact tracing in order satisfy both economic and health concerns) And for those saying "just keep the vulnerable at home"...is it really that simple?... Forgive my somewhat scattered thoughts. The unknowns of this are frustrating...because ya really don't know if we're doing just enough or doing too much!

Ha...Is that from that movie with Bullock and George Clooney? ("Gravity"?)

It snowed in the city too? Dang I missed it (was listening to a service, haha)

Dang...so is this saying that the polar vortex was so strongly consolidated that it burned a hole in the ozone layer? Lolol https://www.sciencealert.com/there-s-a-new-hole-in-the-ozone-layer-over-the-arctic

Boooooooo....From what you describe, I can't help but wonder how much she really cares. Yeah Iike @psuhoffman said, I'd definitely call the school about her if you haven't already. There ain't no excuse for that kind of stuff, smh (is she a younger teacher?)

Ah yes, the "What's that smell?" snack of choice!

I'm wondering what happens if the curve is flattened but not going down by the end of this month...I mean, could things still open, I wonder?

You'll have to pardon my ignorance on this...but I wasn't sure what the barometer was for returning to normal. And since they didn't make a decision beyond this month I thought all of that was still up in the air with the virus...

So now I'm wondering what the schools are gonna do...I'm still unclear on what the gradual opening back up would look like.

Man they better fix that thing...any updates to it coming this year? Certainly the cold bias isn't unfixable...uh, right? Lol

So I'm wondering...when we will have a better idea of May. Even with the current modeling looking better...is that contingent on us staying shutdown through May as well?

And now 1.8, smh Well, they said this was gonna be a tough week...(and I remember a few models had the US losing over 2k a day during whatever the peak was...mercy)

Well praise God for that! Happy to hear! (Was just about to ask you how the other two were doing!)

And I'm laughing at "Aerosolized feces" Hahaha That's a new one...

Just here, unfortunately...And like 680 of those are in New York alone, smh

Oh my goodness, man...I am so sorry to hear this. My folks and I will lift you and your family up in prayer--God bless. (What's your family name? Just so we can say more than "The WxWatcher007 family", haha)

Now I thought it would be around that percentage over there because of their overall older population?

1.8" (BWI)...so technically not zero, lol (although the suckage makes it a psychological zero!)