My FH would love ALL the snow seeing how the company he works for does snow (includes ICE, PLOWING, SANDING, BRINING, SALTING) removal during "SNOW SEASON" and it's a good money per hour, Sometimes he brings home a bigger SNOW CHECK than a regular pay check.
. Fine with me. No equipment to handle much in area since 3" is a huge event here!
all the unusual happenings...this could be the year. Sure hope not!! I don't like snow in my yard.
I can believe it! When I was a kid, my family drove through Alabama after 1" of snow. Crazy dangerous- people didn't know how to drive in snow and were sliding all over the roads
That pic is after getting a lot of rain this past month. I couldn't get hay in July. I wanted 24 round bales, looked at price and decided maybe 16 and a lot more grain this winter. I finally got 8 last week. 4 from 2 different people. There was a sign at the gas station in July for square bales while they were still bailing. Price said $8 or $7 if 50 or more bales. I called and it was $10 a bale for 50. Also last week I spent $12 for some light square hay from the feed store.
Wasn't it just a few winters ago in VA that a main hwy got shutdown for days. Many people out of gas and freezing. I will say VA, WV, and parts of OH and PA have some VERY curvy, hilly roads that are not good when slick. I was looking forward to spending this winter in VA.Snow? No, no, no!! We get a little ... I've had frosts that look whiter.
That said, we get a "12" blizzard" every 10-15 yrs. Its scary that we're pushing that timeline.
Today, a 58-60 temp. Normal for area & time of year.
Uhhhh, hope he gets lots of "snow time $"
. Not near me, please. 1.5 hr makes a huge difference.Yes, parts of I95 I believe...but, north & west of me. I'm coastal. Close to VA Beach & Norfolk. So the Chesapeake bay and Atlantic ocean keep a lot of snow away. Generally these are noreasters gone frigid.
