Voyager

Tesnpest, but may go back to something with a rain tipper and wind cups again soon.

I don't know so much that the times have changed. Just how the news sensationalizes everything these days.

I've been looking them. It might be time to pull the trigger.

After shoveling out 3 cars and 2 sidewalks, I'm beat already. At 58 years old, I'm not built for heavy work in cold temps. I really wish my wife would have wanted to move to Arizona. I'd have tried to keep my mom's house, and would have lived happily ever after. Instead, I'm stuck here...

Damn. We've tainted even here in the coal region. Mixed sleet and freezing rain with a few straggler snowflakes currently. We did manage 4.25" before the flip, though

Gotta say, we're getting some really nice sized flakes with this one. I'm used to having pixie dust snows here.

Tis a winter wonderland here...

Just hit the 2" Mark in Tamaqua at 10:00am. Still a good, moderate snow here. Temp is slowly rising, sitting at 29.1 currently.

Everything up this way closed last night.

Must have been a wall of snow to start. Wasn't snowing when I got up. Got my coffee and started on my video. Wife then told me it was snowing, and by the time got downstairs, full on moderate snow with everything covered already. One hour from nothing to about a quarter inch.

I was editing my video from yesterday, and the wife said it started snowing here. It'll be interesting to see when, or if, my dermatologist appointment for today gets postponed.

You have no idea how happy I am. I was totally miserable the past four months at that other company since I left.

Occasionally maybe, but mostly Hazleton, Allentown, and Lansdale. We carry hammers and torches for the valves. It's a pain and slows things down a bit as far as normal operations go, but it works.

I'm going back to hauling water (a retirement opened up a day shift position) so I'd rather not win the low temp contest...lol

The old saying of "you've got to smell the rain to get the best snow" may apply here. Whomever is close to the R/S line might be the ones to cash in, especially in the higher elevations.