finesse_r
Member
If everyone would box up a few cubic feet of snow and send it to the global warming people, it would solve several problems.
Snow pictures from cell phone - getting hammered
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You can't help what the weather does outside, just be sure you aren't getting hammered inside!
Gotta do something! That option is rather attractive.
Arik
Member
Today, morning, backyard
Last night digging. I did 3 runs. Once in the AM. 2nd time around 4 or 5 and these pictures are from midnight. I pretty much cleared everything each time so what you see is what fell from 5pm to midnight. Not counting all day
My deck. It's even higher now. Almost completely even
This is the door to the deck. Each square is 12 inches plus there's a step down which is about 12 inches.
During the afternoon
At night. Look carefully for the white line
I will say this. My best idea ever was cleaning snow every few hours when heavy snow fall is expected. I cleaned 3 times yesterday and still took me almost 3 hours to clear what little was left and what the plow had pushed into my driveway. If I had to do it all at once I'd still be at it and I started today at 9am. I noticed none of my immediate neighbors did that yesterday and while I was done around noon I took my dog for a walk and watched everyone attempting to shovel out 3ft of snow with driveways that are 2 cars across and 3 cars long
Last night digging. I did 3 runs. Once in the AM. 2nd time around 4 or 5 and these pictures are from midnight. I pretty much cleared everything each time so what you see is what fell from 5pm to midnight. Not counting all day
My deck. It's even higher now. Almost completely even
This is the door to the deck. Each square is 12 inches plus there's a step down which is about 12 inches.
During the afternoon
At night. Look carefully for the white line
I will say this. My best idea ever was cleaning snow every few hours when heavy snow fall is expected. I cleaned 3 times yesterday and still took me almost 3 hours to clear what little was left and what the plow had pushed into my driveway. If I had to do it all at once I'd still be at it and I started today at 9am. I noticed none of my immediate neighbors did that yesterday and while I was done around noon I took my dog for a walk and watched everyone attempting to shovel out 3ft of snow with driveways that are 2 cars across and 3 cars long
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All cleared out.
We had hot chocolate in our basement jacuzzi.Don't forget to rub her down
You can skip the Neatsfoot...
gman51
Member
I am so glad I don't live up there anymore. It's like a different world up there.
S&WIowegan
US Veteran
View down the street. We got over 30 inches at my place. Plow still has not come at 10:30 pm.
I see you have a beautiful blue sky to cheer you up. I'm kinda jealous cuz we haven't had much snow here. My 5 horse Honda is rarin' to go.
But it's wide enough to walk down single file.That's a pretty narrow path to back that truck down.
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Pocchr
US Veteran
Wassa matter?? Never seen snow before?? Now, when I was a kid,........Yeah y'all got lots of snow. Down here in my neck of the wood, I counted 2 or 3 flurries,. That will be it for the year.
Heard a news report that West Virginia was #1 with 42 inches!
Hopefully when the thaw comes it will be gradual, and minimize runoff and flooding issues.
smithguy66
Member
Wow, thats usually what we get up here in the Northeast. Im sure glad it got pushed out to sea before it got here. Good luck and lift with your legs. Dont hurt your back shoveling that avalanche
I kinda got a feeling that our sump pump's gonna get a workout.
Our two sump pumps have been running frequently since June. Had to replace one that was only 3 y.o. about a month ago. Once the ground froze, cycling slowed down, finally!
Trees are adequately watered for winter!
When it gets that deep there is no good reason to go outside to measure it. 3-4 feet will cover it.
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