The following podcast contains explicit language.

Sturze Day February 9th, 2017 from Slate Its Digest I'm Mike Pesca, a snowed in today,

and recording from home, trying to get a read on the weather.

I consider the old idea that Eskimos have over 50 words for snow.

This is so not true.

Not only do Eskimos not have over 50 words for snow, they don't even

have the word Eskimo in a wits.

Sorry, Inuits, I had to use the word Eskimo to make a larger point.

But you know, who does have 150 words for snow?

Our shamans, our healers, our meteorologists.

In the space of one update from the WCBS Weather Deck, I heard about a certain nefarious,

frozen water vapor substrain.

In the end, 10 to 15 inches of snow, it is that heavy wet snow sometimes referred to

as heart attack snow because it's so hard to shovel out there.

So make sure you keep that in mind.

If you got a shovel or if you need to, you're already shoveled, don't overdo it yourself

and maybe bring some neighborhood kids in to help you out.

That's a lot of snow and again, it's the heavy wet snow because there's a high water

content.

You got your heavy wet snow, but the thing that jumped out at me like a heart attack

was the heart attack snow.

And the advice, use neighborhood kids, use them as fodder for this WMD of snow, throw them

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