That is a good amount of snow. I'm waiting for daylight so I can see our final result. I doubt it will be more than three inches but I'll take it. It's enough to cover the ground and not so bad to shovel. And this is the first real snow where it didn't rain immediately afterward so it won't get ruined. And it will stay cold until Thursday, at least.
So, out of curiosity, what's your plan for snow removal when you get uncommon snowfall like this? Do you do it yourself or can you call someone with a plow?
We do it. DH actually enjoys it now that we have a small lot and no driveway to speak of. It's quite the neighborhood event with everyone out working at the same time. It's a city ordinance that homeowners are responsible to have the sidewalks in front of their property cleared within 24 hours of the snow ending. There are a few senior citizens around us, and it's been heartwarming to see how everyone chips in to clear their sidewalks for them. The city plows the streets, and our street is pretty clear this morning.
My Mini is in the garage, which is in the back of the lot and opens up onto an alley. That's where it gets interesting. We usually get by with using DH's car, which is parked out front, until the alley melts enough to get my car out. But he's supposed to fly to Orlando tomorrow early, so we may be digging out the alley this afternoon.