16 – 24 inches.
Yep. And high winds at times, which will result in drifting.
And temps in the 20s during the day and the teens at night.
Our biggest concern is losing power, of course.
As I write this, the oil company is delivering oil. Check.
We prepped a lot yesterday. Check.
Don is recycling this morning so we can empty our bins before the snow hits. Check.
We will be charging phones, my iPad, and our chargers.
And bringing in bottled water we have stored in the back of Don’s non-functioning car. (We bought it when the hurricane was coming.)
And that’s about all we can do.
Most of the snow will come down late tonight, overnight and into Thursday morning.
It’s a monster of a storm, so keep us and everyone impacted by this storm in your prayers. We’re nervous, but also sort of excited – that thing that happens when Mother Nature is in charge and you can do nothing about it. We’ve already had a hurricane this year, now we have this.
2020, I’ll be glad to see you leave.
After we finish last minute prep, we’ll just lay low here at the cottage and do things that make us happy; writing music, playing with dollhouses, that sort of thing.
If I don’t post tomorrow, it will be because we don’t have power. Fingers crossed that all goes well on that end.
To all of you who will be dealing with this winter storm, we are sending our love and prayers your way. Stay safe.
Happy Wednesday.
