Another snowstorm is moving into the Denver area and it is expected to begin after 12 PM on 12/28.

It will be interesting to see what happens and how this one is handled compared to the previous one.  The problem with this storm is that the roads in the neighborhoods have not been cleared completely, there are shortages at the gas stations, and the grocery stores have been running out of the staples – milk, bread, and produce.  Some stores have only received one shipment of merchandise since the last storm.

A winter storm warning has been posted and they are calling for 10 to 18 inches of snow by Friday morning with blowing and drifting snow.  More heavy snow is expected through Friday until Saturday morning.

More on this one as it develops.

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United Parcel Service (UPS) is still not coming through in Denver.  It has now almost seven days since the package arrived at their regional facility here and they still have not delivered it.

I spoke with customer service and they have no clue what is going on or when my package will be delivered.  With another snowstorm bearing down on Colorado, who knows when it will show up.

In an interview published on ZDNET, the UPS CIO said that they will become more efficient and save $600 million a year by “through package flow technologies that include preloading vehicles in the morning, routing drivers according to volume and favoring right-hand turns.”  If they can’t even deliver packages, how do they expect to do this?

I expect them to lose a lot of money on this.

UPS, I WANT MY PACKAGE!

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