books. let s look at how it got here. the wind is starting to pick up. there s no question we re going to lose control for a period of time. there s no way that plows can operate when they can t see in front of their face. it s almost really a minor hurricane with snow. if you re in your homes, just stay there. the conditions outside really are about as bad as they can be. if you need assistance, if you have an emergency, call 911, we ll get there. but at this point, just stay in your houses until this gets over and we get it cleaned up. we re ready for what could be a really rough storm. i m just definitely going to stay inside, make sure i ve got our shovels out, just stock up. you get the plows ready, the snowblowers ready, just pray it stops snowing as soon as possible. we are concerned, as we continue to plow, is with these temperatures getting so low, that you re going to see the snow and the ice just lock in place, just free in place and
their vehicle? or what is the scenario? yeah. it s either having a plow that helps to push the snow back or in my case, we helped a motorist, good samaritan stopped by as i was helping to push somebody out, and they jumped out and we were able to get the person back on the road. just told them please go home right away. the conditions out here are not good, and frankly they re dangerous. our concern as we continue to plow is with these temperatures getting so low, that you re going to see the snow and the ice just lock in place, freeze in place, and we re going to see some dangerous conditions, not just through the rest of this afternoon but even into tomorrow. yeah. besides the plows and other vehicles that you have, you know, at the ready, last hour i spoke with the governor, who talked about having shelters in place. what are some of the measures that you have in place, you know, if people lose power in