yippee

When you get that beast dug out I'd like to see some pics on how you have it configured.?ÿ

Oh, how I remember such a scene while living in the Snow Belt of western Michigan a half mile from Lake Michigan.?ÿ Now picture the beast under a 12-vehicle carport and the contracted snow plow has come through at 4 a.m. and piled everything he could move directly behind all 12 vehicles in the most gawdawful levee of snow/slush/ice.?ÿ All he had to do was go the other direction and pile it against the apartment building.?ÿ But, then there would be this giant pile directly in front of the front and back steps.

Then the next day another 10 inches accumulates.

Winter total would run around 150 inches with 148 of that waiting until May 1 to start melting away in rivers of snow/slush/ice/water.

Somehow that does not look like a break!

Got lucky on the seacoast in NH, only a foot or so. A town further up in the mountains got 44" yesterday. No thanks.?ÿ

Wowzers! Enjoy your break.

I probably should have included the pic before I started clearing the snow off.

@james-vianna

What's the snow total there??ÿ In SW Vermont it was only about 24" or less.?ÿ Looks like you're well over that

@jph

27" for me, but less than 10 miles away 40"

@james-vianna

Lucky you, eh

@jph

unusual thing was it all came down within 12hrs

Something like this, maybe?