- Feb 3, 2009
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- Deus, Deus 2, Minelab 3030, E-Trac,
- Primary Interest:
- Relic Hunting
Morning old texanmornin pep - from looking at radar it looks like the heavier snow stayed south of you - good - you don't need that 5 ft stuff - we have a small chance of wintry mix - i'm thinking about burning a brush pile
So true-when the totals get big it's a case where does one pile it up.
Kind of like getting all the winter all at once-then having to deal with it.
In 1999 in Toronto over a 2 week period we got 46 inches of snow.
It was crazy as I was filling 40yrd bins up out of the scrap yard just to keep open.
Nothing like sliding open the 12ft solid steel panel doors at the back and seeing a 5-6ft drift of snow for 15ft.
It's one of those oh crap moments where the dig down deep and get it done happens.
The skid steers were handy as we could be down to wet bare pavement by 10am-receiving customers again.
Kind of thinking the season is over for those south of me. YIKES!
"Nearly 6 feet of snow has fallen across portions of western New York – numbers considered historic for the area, the National Weather Service said.
The town of Natural Bridge, just east of Watertown, has recorded 70.9 inches Saturday morning, which is just shy of 6 feet. Watertown has seen 57.4 inches over the last two days