NyJosh

So you would go with the shovel as opposed to pulling out the snow thrower (assuming I get outside around 7am)? If it’s too wet and sloppy the snow blower gets clogged up and doesn’t throw it more than a foot.

Here’s the million dollar question for me: I’m in south Nassau by Long Beach. Do I take the snow blower out of the shed (which I have yet to do this winter) or is it going to be pure slurpee slop when I wake up in the morning like all of the other recent storms? i suspect a basic shovel to push the slop off the driveway is all I’ll need, but don’t want to have to shovel the back yard to get to the snow blower in the morning. TV weather isn’t helpful as they all say “could be less if warmer or more if colder”. News 12 is now calling for 4-8” across Nassau County.