If you can convert I'm curious to how many inches of snow is enough to keep u stuck in the houseQuote:
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If you can convert I'm curious to how many inches of snow is enough to keep u stuck in the houseQuote:
Originally Posted by Master
10 inches and the wild wind does not help.Quote:
Originally Posted by walrusIf you can convert I'm curious to how many inches of snow is enough to keep u stuck in the houseQuote:
Originally Posted by Master
Safer to stay in when you are my age.
Oh no ten inches is a good amount here as well. We get a couple feet (24)inches and more at times but 10 inches keeps me in for everything but work. Miles also has ten inches which keeps me in. Last storm we had 48 inch drifts on my driveway it was brutal, I have a long drive way took me 8hrs to clearQuote:
Originally Posted by Master10 inches and the wild wind does not help.Quote:
Originally Posted by walrusIf you can convert I'm curious to how many inches of snow is enough to keep u stuck in the houseQuote:
Originally Posted by Master
Safer to stay in when you are my age.
It is melting now so should be ok for tomorrow
It's odd, we had a nor'easter here which are normally the type of storm that causes blizzards but with the temp staying above 35 degrees Fahrenheit we got six inches of rain in one day. High winds killed 5 people by falling treesQuote:
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We now have the problem of burst pipes and people without water in some parts.Quote:
Originally Posted by walrusIt's odd, we had a nor'easter here which are normally the type of storm that causes blizzards but with the temp staying above 35 degrees Fahrenheit we got six inches of rain in one day. High winds killed 5 people by falling treesQuote:
Originally Posted by Master
In 2016 the city water pipes broke four times on my block and since then three people on the street, including me, had to replace hot water heaters because they were filled with sludge.Quote:
Originally Posted by MasterWe now have the problem of burst pipes and people without water in some parts.Quote:
Originally Posted by walrusIt's odd, we had a nor'easter here which are normally the type of storm that causes blizzards but with the temp staying above 35 degrees Fahrenheit we got six inches of rain in one day. High winds killed 5 people by falling treesQuote:
Originally Posted by Master
Oh snap grey they can be costly especially if oil or gas heated, the elective ones are easy to replace. If it was proven the sludge came from the city line are they liable to help defray the cost of replacement. I never heard of a case like that.Quote:
Originally Posted by greynotsooldIn 2016 the city water pipes broke four times on my block and since then three people on the street, including me, had to replace hot water heaters because they were filled with sludge.Quote:
Originally Posted by MasterWe now have the problem of burst pipes and people without water in some parts.Quote:
Originally Posted by walrusIt's odd, we had a nor'easter here which are normally the type of storm that causes blizzards but with the temp staying above 35 degrees Fahrenheit we got six inches of rain in one day. High winds killed 5 people by falling treesQuote:
Originally Posted by Master
Mine is electric and it is easy to replace, other than having several inches of sludge even after draining and weighing a ton.Quote:
Originally Posted by walrusOh snap grey they can be costly especially if oil or gas heated, the elective ones are easy to replace. If it was proven the sludge came from the city line are they liable to help defray the cost of replacement. I never heard of a case like that.Quote:
Originally Posted by greynotsooldIn 2016 the city water pipes broke four times on my block and since then three people on the street, including me, had to replace hot water heaters because they were filled with sludge.Quote:
Originally Posted by MasterWe now have the problem of burst pipes and people without water in some parts.Quote:
Originally Posted by walrusIt's odd, we had a nor'easter here which are normally the type of storm that causes blizzards but with the temp staying above 35 degrees Fahrenheit we got six inches of rain in one day. High winds killed 5 people by falling treesQuote:
Originally Posted by Master
Just got 17" of snow. Snow plowed my driveway three times staring at 6p then 10p now 9a. I need to move
Another nor'easter coming this week here in New England. Only supposed to be 12" this time so doesn't sound too bad
Ours has completely gone.
It is now spring time in Montana. I can tell because when we got six inches of snow a couple of days ago, it was very wet snow. It has been upper 30s, low 40s since then.
It's pouring snow right now in NC...hopefully I get to leave work early ;D
Raining all day. :(