The Clairmont Avenue Piggly Wiggly on Southside is a bustling place on a day of forecast ice or snow. People fill shopping carts with non-perishable foods, magazines and other essentials like batteries, to sustain them through power outages and days of being at home, whether that is likely or not. But district manager David Culotta knows the favorite items. We would be calling the bread companies trying to get as much bread as we could in here. Ironically, snow is in the forecast again this week, although any of the forecasts could change in a second as we all know.
Snow is a bit more common in Indiana.
The average winter there features more than 50 inches a year. I think maybe on top of the mountain, we had 4 inches of good heavy white snow. After eating a little crow for breakfast that morning, Royer went into work to find a little reminder of winter's fickleness. I'm Steve Chiotakis.