Ugh, I remember when we had snow days as kids and didn't have to worry about getting to school on time... now it's like winter is just a normal part of life in Philly 
. And slower service? That's just not what you expect from SEPTA during a snowstorm. I hope they can get the buses running smoothly, but if they do end up cancelling some services, I'll be that person checking the website every hour to see if there are any updates 
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I'm also kinda worried about those frozen switches and high winds... that sounds super sketchy
. I just want everyone to stay safe, you know? It's not like they can control the weather, but SEPTA can definitely do better than this in terms of communication 
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You know what's even crazier? This is going to be a Saturday, and that means all the tourists are going to have to navigate the streets on their own
. Can't wait to see all the Instagram pics of people bundled up outside the Liberty Bell... but seriously, can we just get some decent snowfall already?! 
. And slower service? That's just not what you expect from SEPTA during a snowstorm. I hope they can get the buses running smoothly, but if they do end up cancelling some services, I'll be that person checking the website every hour to see if there are any updates .I'm also kinda worried about those frozen switches and high winds... that sounds super sketchy
. I just want everyone to stay safe, you know? It's not like they can control the weather, but SEPTA can definitely do better than this in terms of communication .You know what's even crazier? This is going to be a Saturday, and that means all the tourists are going to have to navigate the streets on their own
. Can't wait to see all the Instagram pics of people bundled up outside the Liberty Bell... but seriously, can we just get some decent snowfall already?! 
, I'm so nervous about this winter storm! 
Or worse, it gets stuck in a snowbank?! 
Ugh, I hate when the roads get all icy and stuff 
. SEPTA should defo prep some extra hot chocolate 
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for us stranded riders! 
Anywayz, I'll just stay home, watch Netflix 
, and hope they get everything back on track soon 
. Fingers crossed for a smooth ride tomorrow 
... i mean, who needs snow and freezing temps, right? 
septa is already dealing with enough stuff, but adding a huge snowstorm to the mix is just gonna be a nightmare. slower service and possible cancellations? that's just so inconvenient for people who need to get around 
. can't they just magic it away or something? 
on the other hand, i guess septa is trying to do its best with 12-18 inches of snowfall expected... i mean, 12 inches is already a lot! 
. maybe they should just stock up on hot cocoa and tea for everyone to drink while stuck indoors 
, slow downs and cancellations during winter storms are so frustrating... like I'm trying to plan a weekend getaway in Philly and now SEPTA's just gonna mess it up for me... can't they just give us more notice?! 
I mean, two hours is good and all, but what if I'm already on the road or have plans that rely on the train? Can't we get some kind of alert system that'll notify us as soon as possible, like 30 minutes to an hour in advance?! 
I'm so tired of these winter storms already. Can't they just take a break from snow for like 2 weeks? Anyway, I feel bad for people who gotta travel without their favorite bus or trolley services 
. At least the Regional Rail is gonna try to stick to its schedule on Sundays? Hope everyone's prepared with warm coats and hot cocoa 
. Slowing down and giving people 2 hours' notice is just gonna make the whole experience worse for everyone. Can't we just get through this already? And what's with making Regional Rail run on a normal schedule on Sunday like that? Don't they know it's still winter?! The buses and trolleys should be closed for the day, not trying to brave the elements anyway