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  1. Keep in mind that it is mud season in northern NE and it's probably worth sticking to paved roads unless you have 4wd and good ground clearance. The ruts are real.
  2. Flexible brush (https://www.chewy.com/sungrow-food-bowl-water-dispenser/dp/379167) and a hose will blast the junk right off the sump pump. Wear a mask to keep the spray out of your mouth.
  3. What a difference 24 hours makes. We ended up with 3+ feet of water in our yard and 6 feet of water in the basement after Irene. Since then the town of Stowe have upgraded a 3' culvert to a 5' box culvert and replaced a double culvert with a bridge. No flooding and I'm guessing the rainfall surpassed Irene here. There was a lull yesterday afternoon that helped drain some of the water out before it started downpouring again late in the afternoon.
  4. Many many more pictures here: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/12hcate282jre7u/AABfCQapffb10iOM-smvYXDUa?dl=0
  5. I'm guessing we had gusts in the 30s here around 7 when I went over to check the Little River (still well within its banks).
  6. 1. Irene 2. Irene 3. Irene 4. Irene 5 Ice storm in 2008
  7. My ranking of the areas I skied there: 1. Squaw 2. Alpine Meadows 3. Kirkwood 4. Mt Rose 5. Heavenly My best powder day ever was in March at Squaw
  8. Tahoe area (Squaw, Heavenly, Kirkwood, Alpine Meadows)
  9. Our 12 year old daughter: "Why is Stowe closing this weekend? We haven't had spring skiing yet."
  10. In case you were wondering how much snow is at Stowe
  11. I would cancel. Nothing will be sold out at the end of the month so it can always be rebooked if conditions warrant it.
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