Talking to my Main Squeeze in northern VT. Over 2 ft and that was only as of midnight last night.
What? No $*&@* snowblower posts :-)
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OT - Anybody in the Northest? Digging?
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Talked to my Dad on the phone, suburb of Rochester. He says tha the drifts went from enarly zero to up about six inches.
When I left for church, the door step across the street, I could see about 3 inches snow. I had about an inch on the top of the truck.
On the way home, I was going about 30 MPH in a 65 MPH zone. I must have touched the gas a bit, instantly the truck was fish tailing severely. Went off the road. Lucky me, no aparent damage, and I was able to back onto the highway. Facing the wrong way, naturally. Got turned around, and went home much more slowly than before. I'm still a bundle of nerves.
The roads are bad.
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Red Green wrote in news:Xns9CF5A25ACB242RedGreen@216.168.3.70:
Up to 33" now. Geesh.
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Spent most of the day digging out here in Maine...About 15 inches over 2 days...Just a "dusting" to us....LOL...
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Nearly three feet! Hope you have some food at home, and a snow mobile.
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"benick" wrote in news:ErCdneIz45Y51NzWnZ2dnUVZ snipped-for-privacy@neonova.net:
I think what you saw is the avg. From what I hear, few miles west across Lake Champlain as well as like 15 mi east saw what you saw. Burlington, in the middle, had 33 as of this afternoon.
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We only got a few inches today (upstate NY) but there was no point in shoveling as it was blowing all over. Every time you looked out the window there was a new drift pattern. The back deck is completely clear while there's about 2 feet jammed up against the front door and huge drifts on the walkway. I'll try again tomorrow!