The storm will start Saturday night January 19th and last into Sunday morning January 20th. Here's WCVB's snowfall prediction for the storm. It was published on 1/18/2019.

The snow totals have been decreased by 30% in this later edition of WCVB's accumulation map.

The ramp slid out from underneath me while I was unloading the Ariens. There were no injuries to me or the Ariens.

Extemely cold weather set in after the storm.

Neighbors Steve and Alice Caisse are moving away after being next door for over 30 years. Steve and I cleared a path for the movers at the new house.

After 37 years of being my neighbors Steve and Alice Caisse moved away on January 24, 2019. This is a picture of the moving van at their new home. Good luck folks. Thanks for being such good neighbors.

Bob took this picture when he visited Ray on Cape Code in January 2019.

It's been a week of extreme cold. Temps havent been above freezing all week. They haven't even come close to freezing. With the wind chill we've seen temperatures as low as -22°F. A pipe froze in the other house. Fortunately there was no damage. Tomorrow should be the start of a warming trend. Thank God!

We had a minor freezing rain storm during the night of February 6/7 2019.

A storm passed through during the overnight of February 13/14. It left 6" of heavy wet snow which soon froze.

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The time to sell the family home is drawing closer. I shovelled this driveway after every snowstorm since I was in grade school.

WCVB's Cindy Fitzgibbon gives the weekend forecast. It calls for 3-6" of snow in central Massachusetts.

The first significant storm of the year is predicted for Sunday night. The timing is good because I'm not scheduled to work that night.

We got about 5" of wet, but not heavy, snow. This is the view out bob's back door after the storm.

The WCVB weather lady seems to be crying about the coming snow storm. It wasn't that bad. Maybe she's upset that once again a snow storm failed to live up the predictions. :)

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