Nor'Easter
- freetown fred
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20* here on the hill w/ about the same snow fall--6" not much of a nor'easter so far. Wind has really died down.
- sterling40man
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None yet. Supposed to start around noon and end tomorrow morning.............11"-18" expected.
- Black_And_Blue
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up to the bottom of the car door at this time.
- Richard S.
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Looks like about 10 inches but still snowing lightly.
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7" here and calm. So that is what a snowblower does
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- Scottscoaled
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4-5", not that much. Just enough to cause trouble.
- Rick 386
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Started yesterday with snow, made the roads a little slick Yeah baby !!!!!!!
But then it changed to very cold rain/sleet mess then all rain.
But then the damn wind started. Just about blew the storm door off the front of the house around 10:15 last night. Ripped the 3" screws right out of the jamb where the struts are located on the top and bent the hell out of the bottom strut. Looks like I will be putting a new storm door on this weekend. It was time anyway. Winds finally died down by morning but still blowing a little.
Bring on the weekend storm.
Rick
But then it changed to very cold rain/sleet mess then all rain.
But then the damn wind started. Just about blew the storm door off the front of the house around 10:15 last night. Ripped the 3" screws right out of the jamb where the struts are located on the top and bent the hell out of the bottom strut. Looks like I will be putting a new storm door on this weekend. It was time anyway. Winds finally died down by morning but still blowing a little.
Bring on the weekend storm.
Rick
- CoalHeat
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About 4 inches here, started as nice fluffy snow then turned to sleet. Now it's a wet heavy mess.
- SMITTY
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That's all we got too - 4"-5" of slop. Started at 7 last night as powder. 33° this morning, windy as a bastard - house creaked after a 27 mph gust hit.