A foot of fricken snow!
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No Snow but we have spent the last two days bailing a water filled finished basement 
At least snow shovelling is an outdoor sport :tongue:
Hope all is well and don't forget your chains if you go out :wink:
At least snow shovelling is an outdoor sport :tongue: Hope all is well and don't forget your chains if you go out :wink:
I'd like to know wheres all this global warming everyone talks about. Certainly not in the Northeast
I didn't get nailed too bad but it was a nasty little snowfall.
An ex-college roommate is now a college professor and accomplished meteorolgist. In his scientific opinion, this storm is a consequence of global warming -- it causes wider temperature swings and more violent storms. (January was a record warm month in the NE, March the 3rd coldest on record).
Now the main causes of global warming are things for the politicians to battle over.
If I had my way, I'd just prefer it to simply get a little bit warmer and forget the wide swings :biggrin: ; this 38 degrees and raining stuff makes it too uncomfortable to work on the NSX in my garage.
In any case, I fortunately live on a hillside. I kept the NSX nice and dry in the garage. I drove one of our other cars yesterday and had to negotiate some minor flooding in a parking lot (4" to 8"). But less than 15 miles from me is/was some of the noted severe flooding.
Frank
Now the main causes of global warming are things for the politicians to battle over.
If I had my way, I'd just prefer it to simply get a little bit warmer and forget the wide swings :biggrin: ; this 38 degrees and raining stuff makes it too uncomfortable to work on the NSX in my garage.
In any case, I fortunately live on a hillside. I kept the NSX nice and dry in the garage. I drove one of our other cars yesterday and had to negotiate some minor flooding in a parking lot (4" to 8"). But less than 15 miles from me is/was some of the noted severe flooding.
Frank
I live on a corner house slightly elavated, luckily my NSX stayed dry and clean and the S2K was safe well. I was happiest about my basement with use to flood with 2' of water. 8' later, bone dry. Sump pump worked flawless and the french drain was worth every dollar.:wink: Stay safe everyone.
Hi Doc John,
Let's see, I do remember snow; it's that white stuff. It's almost 80 here and the sun is mighty nice out by the pool, as are the margueritas. :biggrin: (I just love to rub it in, at least until hurricane season). Hope to see you and the gang at the Glen for Kid's day
David & Susan
Let's see, I do remember snow; it's that white stuff. It's almost 80 here and the sun is mighty nice out by the pool, as are the margueritas. :biggrin: (I just love to rub it in, at least until hurricane season). Hope to see you and the gang at the Glen for Kid's day
David & Susan
My garage had the amazon running through it!! I had to raise everything that was cardboard off the floor. I openned up my garage doors slightly and let the water just run it's natural course. I always thought have a not level garage floor was an issue, now I'm glad it has a slope to it (thank god it's sloped towards the doors!!)
How is everyone else doing in this freaky weather.As my header states we have a foot of heavy snow in wonderful Moscow,,Pa that is.:frown:
Whats the big deal? We have more than that on a regular basis down here
Armando
that doesn't look like any Grey Goose that I know of!!!
How is everyone else doing in this freaky weather.As my header states we have a foot of heavy snow in wonderful Moscow,,Pa that is.
You should move to the southeast
