Keystone State Thread

Not sure how much, AC cover has about 10” maybe.

 

Between 10-12" of snow at my house around the yard and on top of tables, etc. Flat spots with no drifts. 4-6" my ass. They measure Pittsburgh's snow out at the airport in moon twp which is 19 miles from downtown Pittsburgh. I'm only 3 miles from downtown in the city.

 

Only 2 1/2” here in Bucks County

 

We got about 6" so far. Happy to report the old rusty 2nd gen went up the mountain without a hitch. Roads are complete shit, especially in Maryland. Hardly anybody showed up to work here tonight.

 

Anyone here need set of Toyo Open Country A30 265/65/17 tires? It only have 13,700 miles on it. I am selling them. Reason why I am selling it that I ordered tires and it will be installed on the truck this Friday. Falken Wildpeak AT3W 265/70/17.

 

Uhh about 16" here. I need a plow.

 

Good morning fellow Pennsyltuckyvanians! A sh*t ton of snow out there. I plowed about 9:30 last night - snow was blowing so hard I had a tough time seeing where the driveway was. I'm guessing we're at about 18" right now. I'll wait until about 6 to head out again.

Be safe out there!!

 

Mine is gravel. I can't use a snow blower because it will throw the gravel either in my front yard or onto my neighbor's property.

 

"j-a- -o - - f." There's two vowels. It's a Pittsburgh term. Most outside the area wouldn't know it. LOL.

 

Oof

 

I'm surprised at the difference between last night and this morning. Not as much as you guys further north/east, but damn.

 

I don`t have a choice I will just wait to be rescued when no one hears or sees me for a few days

 

Anyone live close to Philadelphia? How’s the road conditions? I need to go into the office at Navy Yard.

 

I cannot stress enough if you don’t know how to drive in the snow, stay the fuck home. I got cut off 3 times on the drive to work by overly slow drivers who dont check their mirrors

 

I got stuck in my driveway.

 

My daughter started a new job today. I told her I would drive her. We left at 5:30 for a 6:00 start. It's 8 miles but got there just in time. The fabricating building is up a steep, lonely hill. I wasn't too worried about going up, but more about coming down. The truck held up well, even as stock. The tires did a good job, gripping the steep grades, curves and snow and ice.

 

Here’s our picnic table, I’m guessing we got right around 20 plus. Firing up the blower soon.

 

This was at 5:30, after about 90 minutes I could actually get to the (dirt) road -- not that it would do much good as there is 30" of untouched snow, I wonder what they do with the not insignificant amount of tax dollars I pay...

Now the snow blower gave up, it is 30 years old after all, came in to warm my feet up.

The snow mountain on the right is the van, my daily, it's not going anywhere studded tires or not.

Lived here all my life, hated snow even as a kid.

 

Good morning PA. Didn't get as much as I thought we'd get thank God. Now me and my fiancee are gonna stare at it hope it melts away. She broke her femur and had to have screws put it in about 3 weeks before I tore my ACL which I just had surgery last Thursday on lol. Sometimes life throws some good ones but in the end all you can do is laugh about and move on. Now let me get back to staring this snow down