Maybe not that high… between 2 and 3 feet. Judging it through outside security cameras

Near Binghamton NY

And now lights are flickering.

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It’s like people in Phoenix complaining about the heat during the summer. Lol.

If you live in a snow belt expect snow. Lol.

Allan

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Left work at 6:30 this morning buried in snow. Was dumb enough to take a walk outdoors to access my car in another section & felt as if I had frostbite on one hand.

We switched vehicles tonight—for the safety of 4 wheel drive—and the SUV is just something I don’t drive that often as someone with a preference for familiarity & compact vehicles.

SUV was practically buried in front, & finally felt 2 feet tall in a 6 foot mountain of snow, so asked a friend for some help cleaning. Roads were well cleaned, though.

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A full 36 inches at my home. Not talking about drifts either. It wasn’t very windy so drifts arnt a factor.

Gonna be snowed in for a few days I think. Got 4WD but its meaningless if the snow just gets under and pushes your vehicle up to where your tires are barely touching anything solid. Plows have not come through… and when they do there will be a small mountain of snow at the driveway.

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That’s a lot of snow - hope your 4WD has some serious snow tires! 4WD is good for going, not so much help turning or stopping.

I usually run Bridgestone blizzaks to help me on ice. Didn’t this year by the tire tread isn’t going to be the problem. Its the height of the snow. If I force my way through it, it will push me up to where my tires arnt touching the ground. Been there. Done that.

Heh, yeah, I guess if the tires aren’t touching, nothing else matters.

For more human-scale snowfalls, l understand that the Blizzaks are an excellent choice.

I recommend them. They are ice tires. Ok in snow too.

They are very popular here in Alaska. But they are quite expensive compared to other winter or all season tires and they should not be run in the summer because they will wear much faster on clear pavement.

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