It's 16°F out right now, can only see a few meters, pretty windy, over 30mph. We have about a foot, and the news says that the hardest hit will be the Hopkinton/Milford area, which is exactly me, with over 2 feet of snow. Thank god for snowblowers.
I had to drive to the post office today (class was canceled so I had to mail in my take home test). People with SUVs are too stupid. "Oh, my SUV is really big, heavy, giant wheels, so I can drive as fast as I want in the snow!". Umm, no. My road wasn't plowed, so I could only get up to 20mph safely, and even that, I'd drift every turn, but there was this idiot behind me with a big Chevy SUV tailgating me. We came to a stop on a hill, so it was a pain to start off. I went sliding, trying to point the car in the general direction, but got the right front wheel stuck in the snow bank, I got loose, but it was a pain because the idiot kept trying to PASS me! You don't frickin' PASS someone when they're spinning their tires and you can't see a car's length in front of you! I managed (hadn't driven in snow in a while, have to get used to it again) and got to the post office. Right when I pulled over to stop, that idiot guns it right past me with spinning wheels straight into a snow bank. Yup, those SUVs work wonders in the snow, especially when you go really fast... My car goes well in the snow, but it was hard today, because as many parts of the road, the snow was higher than my bumper, which really makes it hard, with the spinnin' and the slidin'. When I was at the post office, this big Mitsubishi SUV flies by, sideways, into the same snow bank.