SchofieldSilver t1_jby0d8o wrote on March 12, 2023 at 4:29 PM

Did a wizard cast a zone of warming protection over the city of Boston this winter? This is like the third or fourth time everyone around me I preparing for serious snow while we get this one pocket of rain and slush

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Fiyero109 t1_jbxm9cx wrote on March 12, 2023 at 2:47 PM

Reply to Blizzard likely to hit west of I-495 throughout Tuesday 3/14/23 by aHurricaneGod

We want snowfall maps not radar maps lol

IntergalacticPopTart t1_jbxl0jd wrote on March 12, 2023 at 2:38 PM

Reply to comment by jennyfromtheblock777 in Blizzard likely to hit west of I-495 throughout Tuesday 3/14/23 by aHurricaneGod

So they can do this!

twoscoop t1_jbxkxrf wrote on March 12, 2023 at 2:37 PM

Reply to comment by Coggs362 in Blizzard likely to hit west of I-495 throughout Tuesday 3/14/23 by aHurricaneGod

I hope you were going for the pun, if not, you got me still.

[deleted] OP t1_jbxfes4 wrote on March 12, 2023 at 1:51 PM

Reply to comment by knowslesthanjonsnow in Do not forget to spring your clocks forward this weekend and check your smoke and CO2 (carbon monoxide) detectors. by [deleted]

> So we have a smoke detector that has chirps for low batteries every 4-6 weeks. I change that one significantly more than the rest. Is it just a bad detector or at this point? Time for a new one?

I would suggest replacing the whole unit. It is not normal for a detector to drain batteries that quickly, so it could be defective.

I knew someone who claimed the unit was dirty, so they cleaned it out, and the unit stopped draining the battery. But the unit also did not work when they had a kitchen fire either. So it is my opinion, why take the chance?! It is wiser to just replace the unit and can save your life too, as opposed to being wrapped up in saving batteries.

If you feel the device is not working correctly or oddly, always look to replace the unit.

petal14 t1_jbxexu9 wrote on March 12, 2023 at 1:47 PM

Reply to comment by MASKcrusader1 in Blizzard likely to hit west of I-495 throughout Tuesday 3/14/23 by aHurricaneGod

Meaning the pioneer valley? I’m in the upper left corner and they’re predicting 1-2’!!! Though this town is in a bit of a valley between the taconics and greylock ranges

knowslesthanjonsnow t1_jbxenkk wrote on March 12, 2023 at 1:44 PM

Reply to Do not forget to spring your clocks forward this weekend and check your smoke and CO2 (carbon monoxide) detectors. by [deleted]

So we have a smoke detector that has chirps for low batteries every 4-6 weeks. I change that one significantly more than the rest. Is it just a bad detector or at this point? Time for a new one?