2026 severe weather

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It's been coming down hard here the last hour.
 
Nothing for us, so far. I checked the NWS a few minutes ago and it isn't good. 24+ inches for my area. They will take great care of the roads, but my digging out here is going to be a multi day affair if the numbers hold. I'm as ready as I can be.
@MRD1985 it looks like it is going to be a fun 24 hours for your area too!
 
Nothing for us, so far. I checked the NWS a few minutes ago and it isn't good. 24+ inches for my area. They will take great care of the roads, but my digging out here is going to be a multi day affair if the numbers hold. I'm as ready as I can be.
@MRD1985 it looks like it is going to be a fun 24 hours for your area too!
Yessir! 24” plus forecasted here with 50-60mph winds. And I’m working tomorrow thru Wednesday!

Starting to snow now
 
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It's been coming down hard here the last hour.
Boston seemed to be the target the last I checked. We don't get it in PEI still later tomorrow. I am in a medium snow zone,but probably high wind too. I already have a lot of snow on my garage and house.
 
Boston seemed to be the target the last I checked. We don't get it in PEI still later tomorrow. I am in a medium snow zone,but probably high wind too. I already have a lot of snow on my garage and house.
Little bit south of Boston is the sweet spot. A little west of the cape and north slightly. We’re in the highest totals area where I live in RI also
 

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Little bit south of Boston is the sweet spot. A little west of the cape and north slightly. We’re in the highest totals area where I live in RI also
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I guess this won't be happening
 
I saw an exit for Dix Hills! I was like , Oh…

The town was really cute! Gas was pricey though! It was cheaper on the thruway by over 50c/gal!

;lol ;lol ;lol ;lol

No, not quite, lmao !!

Further East :)
 
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We have about 8" on the ground, and much in the trees too. All vertical surfaces are coated because of the wind and the sticky snow. There is even a 1" thick layer on the sides of the 1/2" metal sticks of the railing at the steps to the front door. That surprised me.