Wet Snow Expected to Hit Maine and New Hampshire This Friday
If you re looking at the glass half full, positive side of things at least it ll be the kind of snow where we can have one last snowball fight before spring fully kicks into gear, since wet snow is the best for snowballs. But, we re talking about snow in mid-April in Northern New England, so it s absolutely acceptable to look at the glass half empty, because.
.UGHHHHH SNOW AGAIN?!
Granted, we haven t had
that bad of a winter, and honestly, the snow that s expected on Friday won t be the bad either, especially if you re on the coast.
With the weather been the way it s been this week actually, this entire month, ski mountains (and any hill that exists anywhere, really) have all been THRIVING. More people on mountains shredding, boarding, tubing, or even people with nearby hills have been living their best lives sledding.
It actually reminds me of winters on campus at my alma mater, Curry College, in Milton, Massachusetts. We lived in a buliding that was dubbed the Old Suites during my junior and senior year, and we LOVED anytime it snowed because we had a massive hill right in the front of the building that lead down to the parking lot. Now, we didn t exactly buy and bring sleds on campus, but we DID raid the trash room and swiped some trash bags, put ourselves inside and used them to glide down the hill.
7 Reminder Tips For Native New Englanders Driving in the Snow
Being a native New Englander, you might think that you are an expert driving in the snow. ( Of course I know how to navigate in a foot and a half of the white stuff! How dare you suggest otherwise, Sarah! )
Well, I m here to remind you about these things because I love you and what if you forgot your ice scraper in the house and you re out there in the middle of this snow storm and I could have done something to prevent it? How could I ever live with myself seeing you out there with your credit card trying to scrape all that ice off?