The result

of the recent (yesterday) storm was that it blew through so fast that we received about half of the originally expected precipitation. That's probably good for us because the ground is fairly well saturated. It does not necessarily bode well for those to the East of us because it means it will arrive there sooner and many of them are still only thinking about recovering from the most recent storms, which seem to have gotten colder and snowier as they have progressed across the continent.
I can almost here my friend, Kent, in Maryland blaming me because he is again having to dig out.