Submitted by musicals4life t3_11s6iez in newhampshire
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musicals4life OP t1_jcc7g7z wrote
We are up the hill from the hospital
jwc8985 t1_jccnq6n wrote
We’re a couple miles north of you on the other side of 202.
Lower-Permission4850 t1_jcf0r7m wrote
It’s likely he’s in a pocket where there was a few more inches that happens all the time I don’t know how but it does
jwc8985 t1_jcf5o12 wrote
That would make sense if it was like 2-3 inches, not 7.
A_Man_Who_Writes t1_jcfvpcc wrote
You can clearly see the mound shape in the photo. It’s probably the highest drift on their property.
musicals4life OP t1_jciexdc wrote
Patio table
Glucose12 t1_jcdqbn2 wrote
But is it fluffy and sweet?
Got 4-5 inches of some of the heaviest, nastiest wet snow I've ever seen - after TheCloudBoy predicted we'd get 15-18 here in Strafford. It might as well have been a flurry of -concrete-. I think if it had been below 28 degrees, we would have had 15".
musicals4life OP t1_jcdsgkq wrote
It's too dense for our snowblower
Glucose12 t1_jcdysol wrote
OMFG! 42 inches of wet stuff? You took the hit, friend.
musicals4life OP t1_jce08oi wrote
Send help lol. We haven't had power since Monday night, which means we also don't have heat or water. We went to a friend's house for internet and got the message from Eversource that power was restored, so we came home. Still no power.
Glucose12 t1_jce1q4i wrote
The only thing that will help would be a 200Kt thermonuke, and that might be a problem for your house and garage. On the other hand, after the EMP surge, you wouldn't need to worry about Eversource restoring power to your electronics. 😵💫
Good God. Presumably with the dropping temps, that's all turned to ice. Maybe one of those propane flamethrowers? Do they still make those?
My back is sore just from shoveling 4" of that stuff off my 80' walkway.
Having good luck with one of those metal dirt shovels, long 6' wood handle, with a flat blade and flat (sharp) edge. Blade is small, which is good. I think it belonged to my grandfather 🤣.
Regular snow shovels are useless PoS. They're all designed for the kind of snow we haven't seen these past 4-5 years.
musicals4life OP t1_jce271k wrote
I have one of those shovels with a springy handle half way up. It was pretty handy for the walk way. We are still working on finding a plow for the driveway. Our regular plow guy killed his truck in the storm. It's been just at or above freezing up until now so the ice hasn't set in just yet.
Allbluesleeve t1_jcegm6o wrote
I feel ya, I’m in Jaffrey and got 40in of wet stuff.
jwc8985 t1_jcc6ws2 wrote
Must be on a snow drift. We’re at a higher elevation in Peterborough and got 33 inches. Most seem to be in the 30-35 inch range. 42 inches is way beyond a standard deviation for the area.