if the ground is thawed and not saturated, have at it. Though you might have to repeat in the event of another snow/wind event.
March 2012 i had my lawn raked and ready for spring on St Pats day
wild snow pack differences in my yard. front yard is sunny, and has less than 12".
way back yard (500' back) is a cold spot-no sun, ~50' lower elevation, a bit swampy in parts. snow is knee deep in spots. takes forever to melt back there.
holy shit I actaully agree with you!! of course there are shit days, and I know some springs are better than others, but generally speaking, you are right.
measured 7” on the driveway, so prob 9” on top of the pack. Heavy and wet, this shit sucks to move. and my snowblower blew a belt before I could finish clearing the driveway. F this shit. do not want more.
take a look at the qpf maps that @powderfreak posted. both Euro and GFS have you solidly in the 1.25" range. that's nothing to shake a stick at
won't be an issue up here. snowpack is in good shape, todays rain aside. and the snow had no problem quickly accumulating during a quick busrst of snow this AM. yeah later Saturday once storm winds down roads should be in good shape. talking my area specifically