Yes, indeedy... weather.com says "100 percent" chance we will see more snow (and ice) tomorrow....
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Yes, indeedy... weather.com says "100 percent" chance we will see more snow (and ice) tomorrow....
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Originally Posted by Eric
We're only getting a 90% chance. They are also talking about either a slushy one inch, 1 to 3, or 5 inches. They said that a little over a week ago and we got 9 inches out in the middle of my yard. People make fun of my old truck but it goes when everybody else can't. If I can't go, you don't go.
I LOVE IT!
http://www.atlanticblvd.com/photo/da...m/P1030510.JPG
When I grow up I want to be a professional snow shoveler!
http://www.atlanticblvd.com/photo/da...m/P1030347.JPG
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Wait.. That's the wife! HA
Nicely plowed!
Assume you have a tractor?
That is the work of a snowblower, the neighbor's.
Need to build it into a bobsled track.
Might want to shovel the roof some, Dom. The pitch isn't that steep to let it slide off.
Chip H.
Our house has the steep pitch; problem is the gutters are jammed up with ice and snow and I fear I will have to do some repairs this spring as a result...Quote:
Originally Posted by chiph
I had to have the power company by last night. My lights were out when I got home,partially. I called my brother-in-law who is an electrical engineer (for the power company) and he said it sounded like I lost one phase off my power supply. The guy got here and, yep, I lost one leg. The ice last year weakend it and the wind yesterday morning working it back and forth was the last straw. I didn't realize how noisy my house is normally.