Hi: Tomorrow I'll have to use my old Craftsman snow blower for the third time. Friday morning 11/18 there was about 5 inches. Today there was another 6-1/2 inches. Tomorrow there'll be about 4 inches to snow blow. The hard part is adjusting the skid plate on the snow blower due to slush: I want the slush to get picked up, but I don't want scratches on the concrete in my driveway. Perhaps I'll put down some cardboard under the snow blower and adjust the skid plate to that. People in the southtowns must carry loads of gas cans in their garages for the snow blowers. The city plows have come by on the same day it snows due to having GPS on their trucks. I used the snowblower for my neighbor's sidewalk, and I try to snowblow instead of shoveling now.

You can track the city plows at CitizenInsights.Geotab.com

I'm in the area where the city plows come by regularly and don't get stuck. By the way I figured out how to put a new carburetor in a Craftsman snowblower by myself. Those are fiddly things to put on the diagonal bolts.

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: creating unnatural storm systems using their
: technologically advanced weather modification equipment.

: I am interested in hearing boots-on-the-ground reports from
: RMN agents and readers who have been impacted by this
: latest storm system.
: -NW