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<p>Lee - in my neck of the woods, we´re still pretty safe with only 5" of that funny white stuff. It is still a major issue, as we´re not used to having sn*w at all. Further up north, the situation is worse. My parents had 20"  within the last 4 hours, with drifts piling up 7 ft. high. The last time we had it that bad was 1978/79, when trains got stuck and people had to be rescued by army tanks. No, it was not Rommel commanding them, that was a little earlier [:-^]</p>
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