If we could take a poll, how many of you would vote that Punxsutawney Phil will see his shadow on February 2nd, meaning that there will be six more weeks of winter?
How many of you would vote that the furry man won’t see his shadow and spring will be early this year?
In November, we shared our winter weather forecast. Were we correct or way off the mark? Fortunately, NOAA makes more accurate predictions for upcoming winter weather.
As a real estate property owner, you want everyone to be safe this winter while visiting your retail center, restaurant, or HOA.
How can you ensure that everyone stays protected from slip and fall incidences this winter?
Make sure your snow and ice plan is updated, and your snow contractor knows what areas need to be cleared of snow and ice on your property.
The following information isn’t a replacement for your insurance company’s protocols. Always contact your insurer to get exact details on handling snow, ice, and slip and fall accidents
The Farmer’s Almanac, the Old Farmer’s Almanac, and NOAA all agree that we’ll be cold, and there will be precipitation. However, they disagree on the specifics of long-range winter weather predictions.
It’s almost November, and that means you need to have your snow contract signed and back to your contractor by now. You don’t want to be left out in the cold. Keep your customers happy by working with BCLS Snow and Ice Management located in Central Richmond. We’re your one-source provider for all things snow and ice. Why BCLS is…
It still early to know a lot of the dynamics, oscillations and circulations in both the atmosphere and the ocean. But we do feel there will be bouts of cold weather and also some pretty decent cold spells in our future. Winter lovers this is for you. The countdown is on.
It’s inevitable! Winter, that is. Regardless of whether or not you look forward to this time of year, this is when instincts and traditions take over our lives. We feel the urge to drain, wrap, cover and close up anything that needs to survive the next few months. We assess the condition of our snow equipment and the pile of ice melt bags we have left over from last year.
