Jonas

[39portlander]

Hi Everyone, As soon as I step off my front porch I'm gonna be thigh-deep. Waiting for morning before I tackle it.

Gentlemen please be careful out there, shoveling snow is a mother and a cardio nightmare. Maine Med here in Portland get most of their heart attack and back related patients right after our snow storms.

Like our old Flatheads, you gotta warm up and stretch. From December to March I don't even have to go to the gym, mother nature provides my workouts. Scott

 

[petehoovie]

This damn Solar Cooling!.....

 

[HCO41]

I wonder if the candidates will change their rhetoric to "global cooling" for the Winter campaign?

 

[51 MERC-CT]

Nice sun shiny day, all snow moved

 

[1931 flamingo]

WOW 51 MERC, is that drifted snow?? I only got about 6" and about 12-15 miles from you.
Paul

 

[VeryTangled]

Hi Everyone, Okay, that wasn't funny. I don't think I've ever seen it snow so hard and with as much volume as that for over a day. What a pile!?!

Can someone ship us about three fifty-degree days please?

Harrisburg PA had THIRTY INCHES! Chambersburg hit hard too!

As Charlie Brown would say, Good Grief!

 

[Graeme / New Zealand]

We take for granted our temperate climate down here at the"*** end of the world".

I remember this book as a kid. Maybe the "good Dr" can help you folk out that still need to clear away the snow.

GB

 

[VeryTangled]

Hi Everyone, GB, More like this...

Send a bunch of these guys...

 

[38bill]

I feel for you east coast guys. As a Minnesotan I understand what a hassle snow can be.

 

[Clem Clement]

I had the choice of shoveling or sledding so I chose sledding!!!

 

[jerseyboy]

Nice sun shiny day, all snow moved

This must have been from last year! The only places that got any where near this much in CT were down in Fairfield county.

 

[funrunr]

This must have been from last year! The only places that got any where near this much in CT were down in Fairfield county.

I think that is where the snow built up from the snow blower. Look at the roof of the garage to get a close idea on how much accumulation. Good pic though, and would explain why the camera was held close to the ground for the pic.
No matter how much he got, it was more than needed. I'm glad most are ok and it didn't hit Michigan. Here's a chart below