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14.6 inches

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  • 89th8 Offline
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    89th
    wrote last edited by
    #5

    Seems like a heck of a storm that'll bring lots of snow to... lots of the country from Texas up to NY. Seems like @aqua-letifer 's home town in the western Maryland panhandle and WV and PA will get some of the peak levels.

    My windchill right now is -35, supposed to hit -37 at 2am. The schools have a rare canceled school day tomorrow because of it, I think their policy is anything under -30. Wimps.

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      Sometimes it's easy to forget how cold -35 is. Not really, but nonetheless if you think about it, the temp has to RISE 60 DEGREES before you even hit the point where water begins to not freeze.

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      • 89th8 89th

        Sometimes it's easy to forget how cold -35 is. Not really, but nonetheless if you think about it, the temp has to RISE 60 DEGREES before you even hit the point where water begins to not freeze.

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        Renauda
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        #7

        @89th

        Sometimes it's easy to forget how cold -35 is. Not really….

        Actually, not at all.

        Elbows up!

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          AndyD
          wrote last edited by AndyD
          #8

          I miss getting 6" of snow; it was so easy making a snowman back in the 70's. Now we get an inch, a couple of times each winter, such is the effect of global warming.

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          • A AndyD

            I miss getting 6" of snow; it was so easy making a snowman back in the 70's. Now we get an inch, a couple of times each winter, such is the effect of global warming.

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            Doctor Phibes
            wrote last edited by
            #9

            @AndyD said in 14.6 inches:

            I miss getting 6" of snow

            I think we might feel the same way next week.

            I was only joking

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            • MikM Offline
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              #10

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              "You cannot subsidize irresponsibility and expect people to become more responsible." — Thomas Sowell

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              • LuFins DadL Offline
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                LuFins Dad
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                #11

                And my 23 year old son is going to be spending the weekend snowed in with his GF in Newport News while his 53 year old father farther will be shoveling snow…

                The Brad

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                  wrote last edited by jon-nyc
                  #12

                  Yeah I'll be shoveling our walk and around my car (which I park on the street despite having a garage - long story). My plan is to do it every few hours so I don't have a heart attack it doesn't pile up too much.

                  The whole reason we call them illegal aliens is because they’re subject to our laws.

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                  • LuFins DadL Offline
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                    #13

                    I’m grabbing a few tarps today. Plan to lay them on the sidewalks Saturday night, and every few hours toss the accumulated snow into the yard… Will still need to dig out the cars, but will cover them as well.

                    The Brad

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                      blondie
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                      #14

                      @lufins-dad Snow gets real heavy, real fast. Be careful please.

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                        blondie
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                        #15

                        People in Quebec often tent their vehicles, then pole off the accumulations. I’ve never done this, but my vehicle has only been buried twice.

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                          #16

                          I'm buying a garden shovel today to be able to break through ice (which is expected to cover the snow) and to grab manageable loads as compared to the large snow shovel I usually use. I'll get bundled up and go out every time there's another 4-5" of accumulation. Fortunately most of it is coming during the day.

                          The whole reason we call them illegal aliens is because they’re subject to our laws.

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                            #17

                            I fear no snowstorm.

                            JohnDeere_X739_SnowthrowerCrop.jpg

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                            • jon-nycJ jon-nyc

                              I'm buying a garden shovel today to be able to break through ice (which is expected to cover the snow) and to grab manageable loads as compared to the large snow shovel I usually use. I'll get bundled up and go out every time there's another 4-5" of accumulation. Fortunately most of it is coming during the day.

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                              @jon-nyc said in 14.6 inches:

                              I'm buying a garden shovel today to be able to break through ice (which is expected to cover the snow) and to grab manageable loads as compared to the large snow shovel I usually use. I'll get bundled up and go out every time there's another 4-5" of accumulation. Fortunately most of it is coming during the day.

                              Don't forget your hoe

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                              • markM mark

                                I fear no snowstorm.

                                JohnDeere_X739_SnowthrowerCrop.jpg

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                                89th
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                                #19

                                @mark the GOAT, I love seeing that pic. I wish I had one of those $14,000 stand-behind 4-wheel BOSS snow plows, that would be fun.

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                                • LuFins DadL LuFins Dad

                                  And my 23 year old son is going to be spending the weekend snowed in with his GF in Newport News while his 53 year old father farther will be shoveling snow…

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                                  wrote last edited by
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                                  @LuFins-Dad said in 14.6 inches:

                                  And my 23 year old son is going to be spending the weekend snowed in with his GF in Newport News while his 53 year old father farther will be shoveling snow…

                                  In other words, you'll be a grandfather by October?

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