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Maine

2naSalit

(92,948 posts)

11. Wow...

Reply to jpak (Original post)

Sun Mar 24, 2024, 08:23 AM

Mar 2024

I saw the warnings and the radar images.

Glad to hear you'll be okay as long as the heat and power stay on. Looks like the worst is over now.

Do take care, stay warm.

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Holy f xxx im snowed in [View all] jpak Mar 2024 OP

Yikes!!! Are you safe? Do you have heat? niyad Mar 2024 #1

Im safe and still got power, furnace is running jpak Mar 2024 #2

Scary for all of you there. Please keep us posted. niyad Mar 2024 #3

Sun's up yikes jpak Mar 2024 #5

How would they get to you if the roads are blocked? 3Hotdogs Mar 2024 #6

Emergency heater is propane jpak Mar 2024 #15

I understand that. But the thermostat is run by electricity. When power went out in our house, N.J., Hurricane Sandy, 3Hotdogs Mar 2024 #19

What part of Maine? avebury Mar 2024 #4

Somerset County jpak Mar 2024 #12

Through work my Dad knew a lot of people. Many many years ago he made avebury Mar 2024 #20

Margerate (sic) Chase Smith was my godmother jpak Mar 2024 #22

Androscoggin County - south to central Maine. magicarpet Mar 2024 #7

Will do jpak Mar 2024 #13

Well over a foot here in Vermont democrank Mar 2024 #8

No power/heat in Cumberland County Submariner Mar 2024 #9

Man, i could go for a clamboat or 2 right now. jpak Mar 2024 #14

Stop by Old Orchard beach and say hello to the Canadians, have a few clamcakes, and Pat's Pizza.. magicarpet Mar 2024 #16

Snow turned to ice on the southern coast. yorkster Mar 2024 #10

My buddy in Portland sent me some beautiful pic's of ice frozen trees with snow. He already took mitch96 Mar 2024 #21

Wow... 2naSalit Mar 2024 #11

At least 2 feet up heah in Central Maine. Biggest storm in years, too. A week ago, I thought, winter was over. OAITW r.2.0 Mar 2024 #17

Seems like Winter always has to blow us a goodbye kiss every Spring. Midnight Writer Mar 2024 #18