SNOW SUCKS!

I am just west of Solon Springs.
When I was in high school I used to go to my buddy's family cabin on Lake Beauregard. I can't remember why now, but we always ended up in Solon Springs for a few hours each trip. Love being up north!
 
This Blizzard certainly didn’t affect everybody, but you’d have to be over 100 to remember anything like it where I live. It completely paralyzed our entire county.
I’m the Director of a Public Safety Department and sit on the Emergency Operation Center for Delta County.
The EOC was activated and coordinated several rescues due to the blizzard.
County plows cannot even move some of the snow in certain areas of the county. We still have roads that are not accessible and people have been stuck inside for days. I currently have a couple employees that can’t get to work because their roads are inaccessible.
We had to use snowmobiles, which also had a hard time, to get to elderly without power so we could relocate them….ongoing.
The Governor has issued a State of Emergency for Delta county, so hopefully we get extra resources.
Not complaining at all and I have to say I’m glad I’m around to witness this….lots of teamwork and resiliency.
 
This Blizzard certainly didn’t affect everybody, but you’d have to be over 100 to remember anything like it where I live. It completely paralyzed our entire county.
I’m the Director of a Public Safety Department and sit on the Emergency Operation Center for Delta County.
The EOC was activated and coordinated several rescues due to the blizzard.
County plows cannot even move some of the snow in certain areas of the county. We still have roads that are not accessible and people have been stuck inside for days. I currently have a couple employees that can’t get to work because their roads are inaccessible.
We had to use snowmobiles, which also had a hard time, to get to elderly without power so we could relocate them….ongoing.
The Governor has issued a State of Emergency for Delta county, so hopefully we get extra resources.
Not complaining at all and I have to say I’m glad I’m around to witness this….lots of teamwork and resiliency.

In the UP, Big Snow is a whole 'nother thing. We did have 150" back in 2022-23, but the UP is in a class by itself
 
This Blizzard certainly didn’t affect everybody, but you’d have to be over 100 to remember anything like it where I live. It completely paralyzed our entire county.
I’m the Director of a Public Safety Department and sit on the Emergency Operation Center for Delta County.
The EOC was activated and coordinated several rescues due to the blizzard.
County plows cannot even move some of the snow in certain areas of the county. We still have roads that are not accessible and people have been stuck inside for days. I currently have a couple employees that can’t get to work because their roads are inaccessible.
We had to use snowmobiles, which also had a hard time, to get to elderly without power so we could relocate them….ongoing.
The Governor has issued a State of Emergency for Delta county, so hopefully we get extra resources.
Not complaining at all and I have to say I’m glad I’m around to witness this….lots of teamwork and resiliency.

In case some folks missed this story. The amount of grace and patience that first responders show to some of the people who "just gotta send it" make me appreciate their sacrifice and obligation to duty even more.


We didn't see a county plow from Thursday until yesterday. God bless those folks. They're rock stars. Pizza for dinner tonight to help make sure the little local spot close to the house keeps making money. Dogs got to walk down the road without their leashes.

I wonder if our more wistful friends (ahem, brent, et al) have their memories clouded by 70" blowers and boots that are insulated. I'd rather weather a blizzard with 2026 tech than 1978 tech.
 

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