Depends on timing if I remember from my school days, if it's coming down good at 7am and is going to continue they don't want buses on the road sliding all over the place. If it stops at 7, they used to have a 2 hour delay.
When I was up there I talked to a couple guys that live there, even though they average 93 inches a year they usually don't build a big pack due to the rain and temps are usually upper 20s to lower 40s.
I posted in the Bruins thread but Ill put here too
So sorry Paulie, all I can offer is my condolences and I know how you feel having recently gone through it. Take care of yourself Paul, it's a stressful time.
I'm looking at it the same way, as long as things are good up there, I'm happy. Great thing about living in New England, if it sucks where you are, go north.
A friend of mine owns 7 acres with about 5 acres of it swampy. Every now and then the beavers dam up the creek running into the swamp and the water level almost reaches his house. You just can't shoot a beaver in his town, so he had to get a special permit to shoot or trap the beavers before his house was under water.