How many of you are going to get buried in this storm?

I'm right in it's path, they are talking about 2-3 feet of snow

Just hope I dont lose power, super storm sandy knocked power out for a week, that sucked ass.

 

Believe me, you dont want this much snow, this is going to suck.

I don't have one but my brother can provide one if I need it.

This is what its like now....

[video=youtube;i6zaVYWLTkU]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i6zaVYWLTkU[/video]

 

OMG that's hilarious! I'm literally dying laughing over that.

 

We're only looking at 6-8 thankfully. I can't remember a winter where I longed for spring as much as I do right now. Possibly because I missed so much of normal outdoor fun this summer, or possibly because this has been seemingly the cloudiest winter on record. I actually see people with weird looks on their faces on sunny days.

 

We bake our own bread and usually have a bunch of loaves in the pantry and freezer. I didn't realize that was weird until right now.

 

Panic sure can make people do some crappy things. Panic and black Friday.

 

Looking at 4-8 inches here... depending on how the storm tracks, possibly more or less. (gotta love those vague forecasts)

Either way, not enough to get buried or snowed in, but just enough to make the morning commute a pain (not to mention my back).

 

I'm in Connecticut, so right in the path of the beast. Depending on who's forecast you believe, we're getting anywhere from 18 - 36". In Feb, 2013 I got between 35 - 40". It was tough to tell exactly how much because the wind left it uneven, but towns around me officially ranged from 30 - 40", and I was definitely in the upper half of the range. My driveway is situated in a manner where it tends to get drifts (lucky me). For that storm, my 200' driveway ranged from 43" - 52". That was NOT FUN to remove. It took pretty much 15-20 hours with a snowblower doing most of the work, and I even had help at the top of the driveway from a nice guy with a bucket loader who happened to be passing by and took pity on me. I have a plow contract now, so we'll see how that works out. It probably doesn't matter, because my street was impassable for 3 days after the last storm. Ugh.

 

I've already been out a few times to clear the walk areas, I'll leave the driveway and other big areas for the snowblower or, if we get the 3 foot prediction, my brothers coming over with a payloader

 

The storm was a complete bust here. Missed us entirely. Guess we dodged the bullet this time. Hope those of you in the crosshairs aren't hit too hard.

 

It's been a bust here. We have maybe 15" of light fluffy stuff. It's going to continue for a few more hours, but this is no Nemo, that's for sure. I'll be surprised if we end up with any snow removal issues today.

 

Ha, not even close. Just old fashioned really. And cheap.

 

At least there's water near by. :-D