in our yard and driveway. And at least 2 feet of snow still on the ground. I had to put up stakes to show us where the driveway was.
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Then we had a few days of warm weather (40s). That turned the snow into water, and a lot of water. The problem is we still have a lot of snow on top of the water. When all the snow finally melts it is going to be a real mess.
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The water you see is in our front yard and is about 1 foot deep. Not counting the snow floating on it.
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We have a little cul de sac in our front shielded on 3 sides by the house and garage. This is where I showed the snow that completely covered the 9 foot spruce shown in the picture.
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It still has a lot of snow around it which once that melts will pose a problem probably flowing under our front deck.
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