Posted by JRSutton on February 10, 2015 at 09:40:07 from (108.49.155.221):
Worcester MA is supposedly the snowiest city in the US this year.
(I'm in Worcester county)
It just keeps on coming. More later this week.
To be honest, it's really not a big deal. Lots of people complaining, but it's just snow. 6' in the past few weeks, but there's only a little over 2 feet, maybe 3 feet on the ground.
People sure do love to whine about it though.
I will say there IS a lot of ice damming going on. The ice builds on the bottom roof line over the gutter, then all the snow melt pools up behind that ice and flows back under the shingles and floods the house. That's worth whining about, but otherwise I don't think the snow is a big deal.
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