I'm pretty sure you have zero clue who wilderness first responders are. But cool story I guess?

These people obviously weren't not experienced enough in wilderness sports to be hiking or snow shoeing in a blizzard nor'easter because they called police looking for rescue.

If one really feels they are so advanced in wilderness skills to go out in remote mountainous areas in a blizzard,I'm not stopping you but most people who do this stuff don't know what they are doing.

That is why were warning the general public because most people are not so advanced.

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Not sure what your problem is dude

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We are trying to save future lives it's not about crying,it happens more in the White Mountains but people die from doing this shit.Maybe someone will think first before doing this next time.

I grew up in savoy im trying to figure where this even is

I swear, they’re inventing a new Massachusetts town every day…

Outside is A OK. I heard mice often come inside, at least in Boston

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Anything in Worcester under $1200 is fair game for some kind of infestation.

Rats and mice will always be around no matter where you are. We've lived together for thousands of years, we aren't gonna change that. But rats aren't IN your house. They are mainly outside with the raccoons. For the most part, your house/apartment/building isn't going to be infested, but you're gonna see or hear them every so often

I dont feel bad at all. Its dumb fucks lile this that get other people killed because they watched a youtube video and “oh i could do that”

I live in Worcester off of lake ave and we got 6 inches. Wet slush but it mostly rained on my street. Made the stuff heavy to shovel but only went out once with the family and got it done quickly. I’m pretty sure about 2 miles north in this same city people got over a foot. Crazy.

Wait, what? When did Savoy get internet?

From a local perspective, I totally agree with you. However, the map software likely considers Rt. 202 to be more major since it's a federal route. U.S. Rt. 202 is also way longer than MA-Rt 2.

I had to look up Savoy, you got like 600 people there. Are you all on this thread?

I only got a millimeter. Lucky you

My dog is jealous.

I plowed snow for almost 40 years in New Hampshire and in the last 10 years that I worked that snow rain line continue to move north more and more. But it's nice to see with this storm it's exactly where it used to be for decades right at 495 before you cross into New Hampshire. It was always sleet just before that and then snow into Salem

Higher elevation does that

Tf is a "Savoy"?

How much snow did Florida get? ;)

Absolutely beautiful, I wish Boston looked like this.

Absolutely.