... I think it's funny how in the winter Maryland is the 'frozen north' and in the summer it's the 'deep south'

I don't even consider Rhode Island the 'frozen north' ... although it was 19 degrees at 8:30am ...
It's a 'balmy' 34 degrees now ...

Yeah, we all live in igloos and haul our gear to gigs on husky-pulled sleds up here in the Great White North, eh?

Er, not so much so far this year. 0C here today, and for the past month we've been around the 7C mark.

I had to wear a sweater while playing golf today

And though its cold, thank goodness, no snow yt in north Arkansas, Called Eastern Shore of Maryland home for years. Don't miss it even a little bit!

I'm VERY jealous ...

I didn't even need a sweater today in Buffalo.

Jerryghr

Finally we can see blue sky ....

Makes me want to shuffle off to Buffalo all right! Love it!
I'm off to the golf course now!

GJ, when I loved in Spokane, Washington, I saw the same type of roadways every winter. They cleared the road there with a massive snow blower mounted on the front end of a road grader. The first year I lived there, we had 100 vertical inches of snow on our front lawn and I had to shovel the snow from our roof three times during the winter to prevent it from caving in from the excess weight of the snow. By the end of March, the snow had pretty much melted in the lowlands and the Spokane River rose about 25 feet. No big deal, this happened every year.

Neat photo,

Gary

Yeah, could not resist post it.
The picture is from April 2017, Tindevegen, Sogn, Norway.
Not taken by me, but printed in an newspaper article about the opening some closed roads after a hard winter.
Also about the special giant mascinery, and that they use GPS to find the way through the white stuff..
We have some mountains to cross in this country, so it's like: "Same procedure as every year James"