The storm on Wednesday tracked a bit more to the north so we got 12" this time.
This photo was taken about halfway through the storm....
Today was brilliantly sunny and a good 4 inches or so has melted already.
I'm not complaining since we've lived where the winters were much worse.
We lived in the northern Poconos for 14 years before moving here. Our average snow accumulation there was 100" or more each yr. Easter egg hunts were much more challenging for the kids as they usually had 2-4" of snow covering the eggs. Thank goodness for brightly colored plastic eggs.lol
This is a photo of our house right after the the Blizzard of '93. That storm dumped 3 feet of snow on us. That was 3 weeks after a Nor'Easter blew through in Dec. of '92....which lasted 4 days & snowed steadily straight from Dec. 9th to Dec. 12th.
On the evening of the 12th, just as the snow was ending I went into labor.
The interstate was closed, hubby had been bedridden for the preceeding 4 days with the flu and the hospital was an hour drive away(an hour drive if the roads were clear).
After living there, if it's less than 6 inches, we just drive right through it. Plowing/shoveling for less accumulation is for sissies.
Good times.....
Sluggy
