So you think you have snow!!!!
Jan 18, 2022 18:31:02 #
This is not where I live but it’s almost as bad here. I started yesterday and still not finished.
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Jan 18, 2022 19:14:19 #
Jack47 wrote:
Around 3. Toooooooo much.
We had that happen in southeastern PA with one storm a some years ago.
Yup, way too much!
Jan 18, 2022 19:14:36 #
Jack47 wrote:
This is not where I live but it’s almost as bad here. I started yesterday and still not finished.
Reminds me of my years in Syracuse NY
Jan 18, 2022 21:08:04 #
Jack47 wrote:
This is not where I live but it’s almost as bad here. I started yesterday and still not finished.
It can always be worse. You could live in Aomori, Japan...the snowiest place on earth.
They must have some amazing snow removal equipment to get the vertical walls like that.
Jan 18, 2022 21:16:20 #
nokk
Loc: usa
you can keep that snow. it's the worst of the four letter words around here. everyone has a heart condition and a new baby up until the point where you offer to send an ambulance, then they all back off.
in 2010 we had a 36" followed by a 24" followed by an 18" in the matter of 2 weeks. and people were calling in to complain on day 2 that their development wasn't plowed and they couldn't get out. get out where? it's a state of emergency and everything is closed. you will be ticketed if you're driving on the road. where are you all going?
a few years later i took a call by some very angry person wanting to know when the snow plow would get there and clear out their development. i had the joy of telling them that it was currently 4pm and the snow wasn't even going to start until 8pm that night.
in 2010 we had a 36" followed by a 24" followed by an 18" in the matter of 2 weeks. and people were calling in to complain on day 2 that their development wasn't plowed and they couldn't get out. get out where? it's a state of emergency and everything is closed. you will be ticketed if you're driving on the road. where are you all going?
a few years later i took a call by some very angry person wanting to know when the snow plow would get there and clear out their development. i had the joy of telling them that it was currently 4pm and the snow wasn't even going to start until 8pm that night.
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Jan 19, 2022 09:56:19 #
flip1948 wrote:
It can always be worse. You could live in Aomori, Japan...the snowiest place on earth.
They must have some amazing snow removal equipment to get the vertical walls like that.
They must have some amazing snow removal equipment to get the vertical walls like that.
I’m wondering what thawing disrupts…
Jan 19, 2022 10:03:31 #
Having go to SUNY Oswego, I still remember the snow and that was almost 50 years ago. It one of those things one does not forget.
Jan 19, 2022 10:11:28 #
RoswellAlien wrote:
Four years in the Lake Erie snow belt south of Buffalo — four too many.
SUNY Fredonia? I was at SUNY Oswego.
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