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Kind of a loaded question.

Just finished snow blowing sidewalks and my driveway and my neighbor’s driveway. Four to five inches and still snowing in Olney.

Still snowing at a good clip in Olney. I want to get ahead of the wind and cold blast coming this afternoon and clear the snow. I do not see how I avoid having to go out again later.

The Mowerman was at my house yesterday to tune up and start up the snowblower. Perfect timing.

Still snowing at a good clip in Olney. Looks like about 2-3 inches. Sorry for the gold tint - bug light.

Flakes ripping in Olney.

All snow in Olney. Big fatties.

Flipping to snow in Olney -starting to flakes and getting quieter.

Pingers, heavy in Olney and loud.

Sleet bombing now.

Heavy sleet in Olney now. No snowflakes.

Sleet bombing now in Olney. Really loud sleet hitting my patio.

Snowing in Olney now and sidewalks, street and driveway coated.

Nothing in Olney yet.

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