Possible "Real Snow Storm" 2/8/2013

[Belmont Resident]

Originally Posted by fatlazyless

Just counted 101 different New Hampshire towns and snow depths on the linked list above, however Plymouth, NH, was not on the list; and WMUR-Channel 9-tv news mentioned last evening that Plymouth got just 7.5 inches of snow which would make it the lowest snow total on the list, if it were on the list?

So, what's the snow total for Plymouth, NH, home of Plymouth State University and their Dept of Meteorology?

Numbers are all over the place. I just watched a Mass station that put Portland with a half a foot more then WMUR had last night. Unless they got more snow after the report.
All I know is I've been plowing a crap load of snow and the trucks warming up now to do final clean-ups. Where else can you make a weeks pay in a 24 hour period!
Looking forward to getting plowable snow tomorrow, I hope!

[CrownRay]

Many weather sites are pointing to another big storm for Sunday Night. Bet you just love that news!

[Belmont Resident]

Originally Posted by CrownRay

Many weather sites are pointing to another big storm for Sunday Night. Bet you just love that news!

And with the way all the snow is melting there will be all kinds of room for it.
37 out as I was driving home and it is going to be warm most of this week and in the 40's by Friday.
Noticed the open water under the Black Cat island bride got noticeably large from this morning to this afternoon.

[tpabrad]

Originally Posted by Belmont Resident

And with the way all the snow is melting there will be all kinds of room for it.
37 out as I was driving home and it is going to be warm most of this week and in the 40's by Friday.
Noticed the open water under the Black Cat island bride got noticeably large from this morning to this afternoon.

Weather just doesnt want to cooperate.

[Resident 2B]

To me, it looks like the next two systems will go out to sea south of us.

It could get interesting next week, one in the mid-week and one for the weekend, 2/20 and 2/23 or so. Still way early, but the dynamics seem to be there for the events a week to ten days out.

R2B

[DickR]

Originally Posted by Belmont Resident

.....Where else can you make a weeks pay in a 24 hour period!

How else can one put in a weeks worth of hours in a 24 hour period!

[Belmont Resident]

Originally Posted by DickR

How else can one put in a weeks worth of hours in a 24 hour period!

About 16 total hours.
Still it takes days to recover, and I could do it faster but I'm in no rush.
The truck has lasted this long because unlike many others I see plowing, I don't beat the snow I push it.
Rebuilt transfer case and new turbo this year, all under an extended warranty I purchased a little over a year ago. Transmission slips in overdrive so that will need a rebuild this spring. Warranty will cover that as well. You might say I new it was coming and sure did get my moneys worth times 3 with this warranty.