Wait. They found a loose dog and arrested the owners?

I don't know if any of you have visited up state, but a whole bunch of people take a free range approach to domestic animals.

Edit: The article implies the dog was abandoned on the North Road bridge. The linked police tweet says the dog was abandoned on Hogan Road, i.e. not on a bridge. That is a little weird. You'd need a witness to know that. But if there's a witness, why would they need to search social media? At best, it's lazy record keeping.

Those are the most Berlin looking creatures I’ve ever seen god damn

My area (home) lost power for 6 days and the reason was strictly trees falling on lines, blocking roads, etc. About 2 years later, major clearing was done (including on a state road where they cut back exponentially). Larger poles, better wiring was replaced. We barely lost power again. Maybe for an hour during a bad thunderstorm. It can’t cost more than burying. Imagine blasting in the WM?

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My snow bank is already nearing roof high, s'now I've gotta hike up that effin thing just to flatten it to do it all again tomorrow!

It's always the bitches with the pink camo

I like referencing this:

https://www.foodsafety.gov/food-safety-charts/food-safety-during-power-outage

Guy looks like Meatloaf in Fight Club

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I'll follow the NWS guidelines instead of some random redditor posting cherry-picked model runs, thanks. https://www.weather.gov/gyx/weatherstory

If you turn out to be right, don't say I told you so. The models are probabilistic. Sometimes the contrarians are correct due to randomness.

It's probably going to be a mostly-north-of-Concord event, although all that icing before it turns to rain is going to make a mess everywhere. Also, do note that thousands of people in NH are still without power from the last storm, and this wet hot mess is really the last thing we need right now. These icy shitstorms are the fucking worst.

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Wtf?

Throw out the food. It's not that hard.

Acreage and isolation in southern NH means homes $1m and above, generally

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Personally the idea of climbing around on a snowy/icy roof scares the crap out of me. I don't see how to do it right (zig zag with clips holding it down) without going on the roof. I tried tossing it out the overlooking windows at my old house after we had ice dams, but that didn't work worth anything.

Damnit, I want to be in the 8"-12" area!

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Dang, he should've at least changed that shirt. 🤣 maybe the dog ran away and this is just where it was found? If it is true they abandon it in the winter, that's just disgusting

Please don't hedge your bets on some online random claiming to be a meteorologist. That said, factual reports online say the snow in the seacoast region will be minimal to none.

Don't forget the ice too!

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I don’t go to Canada, but did you check if your Rx is available via Cost Plus Drugs? I get my meds through them, and no lie I spend ~$10 per fill when at Walgreens etc. I’d pay $150 for one and nearly $400 for another.

Sooo should I not bother picking the kids up early from daycare? Seacoast region.

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