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. I see you remembered to keep your top closed before the flurry. Did the inside stay dry?
. I see you remembered to keep your top closed before the flurry. Did the inside stay dry?
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Love seeing the snow pile up on the waves in the rear windows, really exemplifies their presence.
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Also….. Florida guy here so sorry for the dumb question. But is the driveway clear due to salting or do y’all have heated driveways
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This happened yesterday at my office in 45 minutes.
We got about 12 inches in about 9 hours!!
We got about 12 inches in about 9 hours!!
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Looks great, Stephen. Stay warm!
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We're your windows frozen when you came out.
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Can't speak for OP, and that's a pretty significant amount of snow but.....Also….. Florida guy here so sorry for the dumb question. But is the driveway clear due to salting or do y’all have heated driveways
It doesn't look like they treated it. My guess is the concrete gets direct sun and was warm at the start, OP shoveled early on, and it melted away due to not accumulating.
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My entire front yard is river rock, we got snow a couple weeks ago and my driveway and front yard cleared before the cars and grass yards did. The rock and concrete can retain and dissipate heat faster than the cars do in my experience.Also….. Florida guy here so sorry for the dumb question. But is the driveway clear due to salting or do y’all have heated driveways
Edit,
Taking a second look at the picture. it looks like it's been shoveled
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Yea it good and dryMore like Arctic Bronco
I wish our window regulators could stay warm 🥲 I’d trade my winter coat to make sure I can always get into my Bronco when rain turns to snow
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Rock salt every dayAlso….. Florida guy here so sorry for the dumb question. But is the driveway clear due to salting or do y’all have heated driveways
