\mytitle{Snow Day}{\gp}

Today seemed to be a regular day of psychology, post-exam, but soon we would see
some interesting things happen.

On the drive to campus, and even outside of my home, I noticed a small sprinkle
of snow falling from the sky. Some even stuck onto my hair, but it would melt as
it hit the ground. I wasn't expecting much, but I was still excited to see some
snow.

After getting to class before 10:00 AM, we had a nice lecture on the different
states of mind. Specifically, today, we talked about the sleep states in-depth.
The information was actually really interesting, and we talked about all sorts
of topics such as sleep paralysis, sleep walking, and even lucid dreaming.

Around fifty minutes into lecture, my professor was making some talk about how
her friends were wishing her a good drive home and such, but she couldn't the
big worry. She quickly left the room and checked outside in the main hallway and
came back with little to say other than that if we wanted to leave early because
we were driving far, we could.

We continued on class as normal for a few more minutes, but rather comically,
a loud announcement was made over the intercom that the campus was closing due
to severe weather. Like I said, it was just a sprinkle of snow and I had not
seen anything since getting to class as we are in a recessed classroom which is
not exposed to the interior hallway.

After wrapping up and getting out, I'm pretty sure everyone was equally as
surprised about the actual amount of snow that had fallen. There was such a
clear contrast between the covered areas and snowy, open-sky parts that I was
taken aback. Considering how much snow this actually is, and that the
temperatures are within subzero (Celsius), I'll be waiting to see how the rest
of the week goes in terms of closures.