Snowed pretty much all day yesterday. Not overly heavy, but persistent.
Total snowfall this morning ... April 5th for cripes sake ... was 6 to 8
inches.

Temps will stay in low 30's during the day today, dropping to the low
20's overnight.

Then a warm-up with another low coming through on Wednesday with the
forecasts of over an inch of rain. Flood time.

On 4/5/16 8:34 AM, Mr. Luddite wrote:
Snowed pretty much all day yesterday. Not overly heavy, but persistent.
Total snowfall this morning ... April 5th for cripes sake ... was 6 to 8
inches.

Temps will stay in low 30's during the day today, dropping to the low
20's overnight.

Then a warm-up with another low coming through on Wednesday with the
forecasts of over an inch of rain. Flood time.



Got canoe?

Mr. Luddite
Snowed pretty much all day yesterday. *Not overly heavy, but persistent.
Total snowfall this morning ... April 5th for cripes sake ... was 6 to 8
inches.

"Temps will stay in low 30's during the day today, dropping to the low
20's overnight.

Then a warm-up with another low coming through on Wednesday with the
forecasts of over an inch of rain. *Flood time."


Got up early (for me) this morning to brush and scrape the snow and ice off my Highlander. Had an 0830 appointment at the local Toyota dealer to have the front hood seal replaced under warranty. Toyota rubber gaskets don't seem to like the chemicals sprayed on during yearly application of Krown Rustproofing. Got home and had to shovel the front steps and spread rock salt on the city sidewalk in front of my house. Yes...this is the service we are forced to pay extra for since 2013-2014.

On Tuesday, April 5, 2016 at 9:20:04 AM UTC-4, True North wrote:
Mr. Luddite
Snowed pretty much all day yesterday. *Not overly heavy, but persistent..
Total snowfall this morning ... April 5th for cripes sake ... was 6 to 8
inches.

"Temps will stay in low 30's during the day today, dropping to the low
20's overnight.

Then a warm-up with another low coming through on Wednesday with the
forecasts of over an inch of rain. *Flood time."


Got up early (for me) this morning to brush and scrape the snow and ice off my Highlander. Had an 0830 appointment at the local Toyota dealer to have the front hood seal replaced under warranty. Toyota rubber gaskets don't seem to like the chemicals sprayed on during yearly application of Krown Rustproofing. Got home and had to shovel the front steps and spread rock salt on the city sidewalk in front of my house. Yes...this is the service we are forced to pay extra for since 2013-2014.

I put a teflon spray lubricant on the seals of the truck and the trailer. Seems to help a lot.

On 4/5/2016 8:20 AM, True North wrote:
Mr. Luddite
Snowed pretty much all day yesterday. Not overly heavy, but persistent.
Total snowfall this morning ... April 5th for cripes sake ... was 6 to 8
inches.

"Temps will stay in low 30's during the day today, dropping to the low
20's overnight.

Then a warm-up with another low coming through on Wednesday with the
forecasts of over an inch of rain. Flood time."


Got up early (for me) this morning to brush and scrape the snow and ice off my Highlander. Had an 0830 appointment at the local Toyota dealer to have the front hood seal replaced under warranty. Toyota rubber gaskets don't seem to like the chemicals sprayed on during yearly application of Krown Rustproofing. Got home and had to shovel the front steps and spread rock salt on the city sidewalk in front of my house. Yes...this is the service we are forced to pay extra for since 2013-2014.

Did your city used to clear your sidewalks?

I'm amazed... As far as I can remember, my city has never cleared
sidewalks in front of private property.

Unless the property owner refused to, then they would, and then they
would also send the owner a hefty bill for the service. (It takes a
three man union crew to clear 50 feet of sidewalk).

We got down to 20 degrees last night, too. My other half is mad
because her tulips have been frosted and snowed on a bunch of times
since they came up. They didn't look so happy this morning.

On Tue, 5 Apr 2016 09:25:38 -0500, "Ryan P."
wrote:

On 4/5/2016 8:20 AM, True North wrote:
Got home and had to shovel the front steps and spread rock salt on the city sidewalk in front of my house. Yes...this is the service we are forced to pay extra for since 2013-2014.

Did your city used to clear your sidewalks?

I'm amazed... As far as I can remember, my city has never cleared
sidewalks in front of private property.

Unless the property owner refused to, then they would, and then they
would also send the owner a hefty bill for the service. (It takes a
three man union crew to clear 50 feet of sidewalk).


We always cleared our own sidewalk in DC but if we didn't, it didn't
get cleared
I think you would have trouble getting me to pay the bill for clearing
city property. I cut the grass in the right of way in front of the
house but I know I can get DOT to do it if I call. They do drive
around the neighborhood now and then with a bush hog on a tractor and
cut the first 10 feet or so of the vacant lots if nobody cuts it.

On Tue, 5 Apr 2016 06:58:52 -0700 (PDT), Keine Krausescheiße
wrote:


I put a teflon spray lubricant on the seals of the truck and the trailer. Seems to help a lot.

Did it snow in DC?

On Tue, 05 Apr 2016 12:31:39 -0400, wrote:

On Tue, 5 Apr 2016 06:58:52 -0700 (PDT), Keine Krausescheiße
wrote:


I put a teflon spray lubricant on the seals of the truck and the trailer. Seems to help a lot.

Did it snow in DC?

No. I saw a half dozen flakes early, but nothing else.
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Ryan P.
- show quoted text -
* Did your city used to clear your sidewalks?

*" I'm amazed... *As far as I can remember, my city has never cleared
sidewalks in front of private property.

* Unless the property owner refused to, then they would, and then they
would also send the owner a hefty bill for the service. *(It takes a
three man union crew to clear 50 feet of sidewalk).

* We got down to 20 degrees last night, too. *My other half is mad
because her tulips have been frosted and snowed on a bunch of times
since they came up. *They didn't look so happy this morning."


Only the 3rd year of this sidewalk cleaning service in the old original part of Halifax. Dartmouth across the harbour and some parts of the county always did it.

fire man wrote:
True North Wrote in message:
Ryan P.
- show quoted text -
Did your city used to clear your sidewalks?

" I'm amazed... As far as I can remember, my city has never cleared
sidewalks in front of private property.

Unless the property owner refused to, then they would, and then they
would also send the owner a hefty bill for the service. (It takes a
three man union crew to clear 50 feet of sidewalk).

We got down to 20 degrees last night, too. My other half is mad
because her tulips have been frosted and snowed on a bunch of times
since they came up. They didn't look so happy this morning."


Only the 3rd year of this sidewalk cleaning service in the old original part of Halifax. Dartmouth across the harbour and some parts of the county always did it.

Will you please indicate where the post you are responding to ends
and yours begins?


He's posting with a POS Blackberry Playbook. Sometimes he will attempt
his own quotes.