tery weather, snow had been falling every single day since November 29th, which by far was a record.
             On comes January 26, following 28 straight days of snow, the weathermen forecast a big storm to hit the area, but one that should be tolerable. They predict heavy squalls, and blowing snow, this wasn't out of the ordinary at all.
             The 27th of January, low pressure crossed lake Erie and moved to James Bay. It then became stalled east of James Bay. The system then actually moved back west over James Bay before finally moving into the Canadian Maritimes.
             January 28th, known as "the day". At 5am snow began trickling. The snow falling at this time wasn't significant, but the 33 inches of snow already on the ground fro
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