It depends what county you're in. Mine doesn't have emergency levels so you can drive whenever you please.
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Caliane
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Took a break from shoveling. Went out and took some photos. 10 am. still snowing here.
http://www.mbirkhofer.com/photos/Blizz%2013/
Also, a couple photos of the tree that broke during the hurricane.
http://www.mbirkhofer.com/photos/Blizz%2013/
Also, a couple photos of the tree that broke during the hurricane.
Hey Brood's the floridian not me
I'm a chicago girl remember? This snow shit's normal to me! We're in DC now. May as well be friggin florida though. Last time I saw a good snow was like 3 years ago at this point.W/e duder I still think that that park looks AWFULLY damn nice.
Also - I think inquiring minds want to know - do you still have natural gas working at this point with all this snow? If joey the gas man comes back I'm pretty sure its a moral imperative that such a visit needs to be conducted over vent.
25.5" here took me three hours to snow blow my driveway and walk, had to fill the tank twice, plow broke my mailbox, snowbank at my street was about4 ish feet high and7 feet thick, plows missed the curb line by almost four feet took, so it took an hour just to clear the Bank at the end of the drive, with the snow blower, I would createa cliff of snow, about two feetd deep, bust it by hand, clear, create another cliff, repeat.
brekk
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Got roughly 30" in southern Connecticut in Clinton. It's really bad, major route road is single lane of compressed snow from driving, not scraped. DOT plow trucks have been by twice struggling since day break. Absolute travel ban in effect.
Most places got powder but a chunk of central southern CT got a period of sleet. When we were shoveling there was a nice 2" layer of ice sandwiched by feet of snow. It's really heavy, bad for plows. My dad got 32" of pure powder up in North Eastern CT.
On the plus side, we have power, have internet, have booze and the roomies and I got DOTA2 last night.
Pics:
First one is my Sentra totally covered.
Second is a RAM3500
Third is a kegerator covered half way up.
Most places got powder but a chunk of central southern CT got a period of sleet. When we were shoveling there was a nice 2" layer of ice sandwiched by feet of snow. It's really heavy, bad for plows. My dad got 32" of pure powder up in North Eastern CT.
On the plus side, we have power, have internet, have booze and the roomies and I got DOTA2 last night.
Pics:
First one is my Sentra totally covered.
Second is a RAM3500
Third is a kegerator covered half way up.
Agenor
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Wednesday looks like a potential ice storm for us. Just what we need. And after that they are watching a storm closely for next weekend.
Still alive. Storm seems overbut a lot of snow still. House is 48 degrees. So it sucks but not intolerable yet. No way to heat the house without power right now exept squatting over a candle. There may be a friend or two to go to and a shelter opening soon but the roads dont seem clear enough.
News just said tonight will be colder.
News just said tonight will be colder.
Malakriss
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Certain models predict storms 7-14 days out, others don't even register it until 2-5 days. Weather.gov is usually the first to put up indicators, and they choose the story starting ~5 days out based on the following multiple choice list:
"Something might be happening here!"
[ ] 30%
[ ] 40%
[ ] 50%
"How to cover our asses if it's too warm?"
[ ] chance of snowshowers
[ ] chance of rain/snow
[ ] chance of rain/freezing rain
"Something might be happening here!"
[ ] 30%
[ ] 40%
[ ] 50%
"How to cover our asses if it's too warm?"
[ ] chance of snowshowers
[ ] chance of rain/snow
[ ] chance of rain/freezing rain
Saladus
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http://imgur.com/a/OiIdR#0
Fucking insane out there. 33 inches in driveway, 22 inches unplowed on the street.
Fucking insane out there. 33 inches in driveway, 22 inches unplowed on the street.
Sorry to those without power, or those that got buried in snow. Overall, it wasn't too bad in NYC. We got around 11 inches.