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  1. Well, my driveway is a shit show. It's basically dirt. So I have giant mud season type ruts, then it snowed on top of those ruts, then it rained into the snow. And the plow pushed a nice little dam at the end of the driveway. Now I need to see if I can shovel this shit show before it freezes solid and my car is locked in the driveway until the next thaw. 

    Totally loving this winter :/

  2. Well, my driveway is a shit show. It's basically dirt. So I have giant mud season type ruts, then it snowed on top of those ruts, then it rained into the snow. And the plow pushed a nice little damn at the end of the driveway. Now I need to see if I can shovel this shit show before it freezes solid and my car is locked in the driveway until the next thaw. 

    Totally loving this winter :/

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  3. I just got back from North Conway- 25 degrees and heavy snow. I almost got stuck in Crawford Notch. That last mile is pretty steep uphill and then you pop out at the AMC Center and it's a flat plateau before it starts heading down hill all the way to the CT River valley. But that last mile is a doozy, and I have bald tires. I literally had my hazards on and popped my corolla into low gear and turned off traction control. Inched along at like 3mph watching my rpms to make sure I didn't blow my transmission because while I may have only been moving at 3mph, my tires were probably spinning at 50mph. Just barely made it. Was at a dead stop in the slow lane for about 5 mins before I was able to get some forward movement.

    Whole different world in Bretton Woods. The snow has changed over for the most part- barely any accumulation- and my car said 29 degrees but I think Whitefield is already at like 34 degrees. Attitash and Cranmore might just do ok. When I drove past Cranmore it was Moderate snow, and passing Attitash and then a little further past I drove in heavy snow and could barely see in front of me.

    I am so glad I made it home! I have an appointment to get snow tires put on this coming Saturday

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  4. I just got back from North Conway- 25 degrees and heavy snow. I almost got stuck in Crawford Notch. That last mile is pretty steep uphill and then you pop out at the AMC Center and it's a flat plateau before it starts heading down hill all the way to the CT River valley. But that last mile is a doozy, and I have bald tires. I literally had my hazards on and popped my corolla into low gear and turned off traction control. Inched along at like 3mph watching my rpms to make sure I didn't blow my transmission because while I may have only been moving at 3mph, my tires were probably spinning at 50mph. Just barely made it. Was at a dead stop in the slow lane for about 5 mins before I was able to get some forward movement.

    Whole different world in Bretton Woods. The snow has changed over for the most part- barely any accumulation- and my car said 29 degrees but I think Whitefield is already at like 34 degrees. Attitash and Cranmore might just do ok. When I drove past Cranmore it was Moderate snow, and passing Attitash and then a little further past I drove in heavy snow and could barely see in front of me.

    I am so glad I made it home! I have an appointment to get snow tires put on this coming Saturday. 

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  5. Bretton Woods right on the edge of the cut-off. We got 8 inches last storm where WildCat and Phin got 20-24 inches. It has a lot to do with the terrain orientation and the fact that from Crwford Notch on west down Rt 302 it slopes down to the CT River Valley. Not holding my breath for my area, but North Conway and Wild Cat could do ok.

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  6. Just now, WinterWolf said:

    I hear ya. But resigning myself it’s a non starter. If it changes, I’ll be pleasantly surprised, if not, I’m already prepared.

    I’ve lived through this through most of the 80’s…this is what would always happen. It’s eerily familiar, and not in a good way. 
     

    Just hoping Far NNE where I sled can get some snow soon(I think they will being 550 miles from here), so I can get some snowmobiling in soon. 

    You gotta go way far north. I'm in Bretton Woods and there is not much natural snow. You probably gotta go Pittsburg and on North

  7. Whitefield airport says 33 degrees. I use that weather station, since I keep forgetting how to see Alex's station. It has been constant snow all day. I feel like we could have had 3 or so inches by now if it were just 1 or 2 degrees colder. But it is beautiful. Just cold enough to stick on the trees, we might have an inch on the ground. 

  8. I think the last time the sun was fully out up here was just before Christmas. 

    I was only just remembering recently that one of the things that was mentioned once I had decided to attend Lyndon State College was how cloudy it was during the winter. It was mentioned on all the campus tours. 

    Guess that is the one thing that hasn't changed 

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  9. 4 minutes ago, STILL N OF PIKE said:

     Renner - He is in intensive care and his injuries were “extensive” Blunt force to the chest . They did a second emergency surgery And he was in critical But stable condition . 

    I mean, did he run himself over with his own plow truck? Sounds like he will eventually be ok so that is good.

  10. I guess the silver lining, he had immediate medical attention and well equipped medically trained individuals that started administering life saving measures ASAP. I am hoping for a good outcome. Will say a prayer for the young man.

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  11. Jeezus, I was watching the replay. It happens in baseball where a player takes a ball to the chest and it stops their heart. The players definitely collided, can't quite tell if would be blunt force trauma enough to disrupt heart rhythm, or maybe an aortic torsion? Or maybe he had an undiagnosed heart issue? 

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