It majorly depends on the ability of the city to GET RID OF the snow. Somewhere like, say, Texas isn't gonna have much in the way of snow plows and road salting programs so things are gonna shut down quick. Also, it depends on the type of snow. If it's the dry little powder puffs, sure. whatever. However, my area gets snow but isn't cold enough to sustain it, leading to a ton of slush and black ice. it completely depends on the area.

I agree totally I live in snow capital Of the united states which is in Alaska with a range of 300" of snowfall a season. 3 feet doesn't seem like anything unless a city doesn't have a very good snow removal plan.

everyone wants to use people for everything

True but this is one of those times where it's totally acceptable to sue. You don't fire someone during a blizzard that keeps them from going anywhere. His boss is asking him to risk his life for his job. That's wrong.

You are a dumbass

Do you know where Maine is? It's way above Atlanta. In fact it's that state on the top right of a US map. Atlanta is part of the south. Learn geography before you post.