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Power is out in the "Wilds" of Washougal..........generator is running.........25years out here and I couldn't even count the number of times we've been without power.
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Ice does a number on trees which then fall on the power lines
Ain't gonna help that one!
Well, at 3:15 am the power went out! Got out my battery an inverter for my Cpap. I called it in and PP&L said 13,000 homes are without power may be this afternoon before its restored. Cold in here!
Over the past 48 hours we've received about 12"-16" of snow. Clouds cleared about two hours ago and we actually got a short shot of sunshine.
I went careening around in my wife's Toyota Rav/RAV/whatever and I can't say enough good stuff about Blizzak snow tires. Took some of the fun and excitement out of careening.
no fks givenTHIS is how to get to work in the snow:
Haha,now I can laugh at you wershuntonyanns closing school for snowWell , yesterday it warmed up a bit and all the snow got slushy.
In the early evening we got freezing rain... followed by snow later.
The street outside my house is very slick.
We have about a inch and a half to two inches on my jeep.
Not sure if we will have school yet or not ....
Edit to add : Just got the word SCHOOL IS CLOSED! Yay!
Playtime later with my dog and cats in the snow.
Andy
Well , yesterday it warmed up a bit and all the snow got slushy.
In the early evening we got freezing rain... followed by snow later.
The street outside my house is very slick.
We have about a inch and a half to two inches on my jeep.
Not sure if we will have school yet or not ....
Edit to add : Just got the word SCHOOL IS CLOSED! Yay!
Playtime later with my dog and cats in the snow.
Andy
Non-event for me if not for the idiots on the road who can't drive.
Some knuckle abandoned a 2wd pickup (no weight in the back and no chains) in the street on a steep hill by my house last week. Then left it there for a couple days after the streets were thawed. I hope he got towed.
A serious winter question. I think most of us turn the heat down when we leave home for a day or overnight. I can heat mine comfortably in 10 minutes when I get in so a "head start" is not an issue. How cold do you guys let your houses get when you're out?