We look to be having our largest snow since October 30th - about 10 inches or so predicted......just when I thought we were safe.........Cheers!
Wow! Snow in NH
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Adios Pantalones
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6 - 10 predicted for NY's Capital District, with maybe some
freezing rain in the mix. Looks like I might hafta fire up the
snowblower for the first time since "winterizing" it in October.
DOT will have a FIELD DAY with their salt trucks, dammit. The
amount of salt they're gonna put on the roads will take a
coupla really good rainstorms to disperse. Looks like the Ultra
can stay in the garage for the near future...Harley-Davidson
chrome loathes salt...
freezing rain in the mix. Looks like I might hafta fire up the
snowblower for the first time since "winterizing" it in October.
DOT will have a FIELD DAY with their salt trucks, dammit. The
amount of salt they're gonna put on the roads will take a
coupla really good rainstorms to disperse. Looks like the Ultra
can stay in the garage for the near future...Harley-Davidson
chrome loathes salt...
thewoodlands
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hossthehermit
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gyrfalcon
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On the bright side, I may actually get a day's worth of use out of my new snow tires this winter before it all melts again.
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firefighterjake
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Delta-T said:
Darn it . . . the Mayans were right . . . the Apocalypse is finally here.
Actually as much as I like snow I kind of had it in my head that the plowing days were done . . . and sadly right now my ATV is broke.
daveswoodhauler
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BeGreen said:
Freaking media....my Mrs's was watching the national news this morning, and they had a reporter in Worcester, MA where I work and were acting like the sky was falling...there was about 2 inches of snow on the ground at the time. Must be a slow news day for the national media to report on a winter snow storm that might give us 6 inches of snow.
no worries everyone...I bought 7 gallons of milk and 14 loaves of bread....I'm all set. In just a few moments I'm gonna bundle up and head into the lower level to wait out the storm. Its pandamonium out there! On the "up-side" the snow is really slowing down the zombies.
daveswoodhauler
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jrendfrey said:
Where abouts are you in VT? I drove from Brattleboro to Burlington, and on the ride up there was no snow on the ground, and maybe 4 inches on the way home
The northern part of VT got pounded last weekend. I'm less than an hour from Burlington and we got 20-25 inches, Burlington got 2. Jay Peak got over 40" supposedly.
daveswoodhauler
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Reggie Dunlap said:
Wow, that is a ton of snow....was at Colchester Pond last weekend ICe Fishing, and probably got 5" or so....sounds like the North and higher elevations got pounded.
firefighterjake
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Delta-T said:
Amateur . . . everyone knows you need to stock up on the Three Bs when it comes to winter storms . . . forget the bread and milk . . . you need batteries, beer and bleach.
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