Storm log, 2026–27
No storm has crossed our 1-inch trigger yet this season. The first one that does will appear here with its snowfall, the time crews went out and the time the route finished.
Snowfall, storm by storm
- Crews out
- Finished
How to read the log
What counts as a storm
Any snowfall over 1 inch. That is our trigger: once a storm crosses it, every driveway on the route is cleared without anyone calling. Snowfalls under an inch do not appear here because we do not go out for them. How the 1-inch trigger works.
Where the times come from
"Crews out" is the moment the first tractor started on the first driveway of that storm. "Route finished" is when the last one was done. Both are recorded automatically as the tractors work, so the log shows what happened, not what was planned.
Why some storms take longer
Under 2 inches we wait for the snow to stop and make one pass. Over 2 inches we start while it is still falling and come back for the ridge the city plow leaves, so the same route runs longer. Why a driveway gets cleared twice.
What the log does not show
No addresses, no customers and no tractor positions. Customers follow their own driveway in the customer portal; this page is the public record of the season.
Be on the route for the next one
Enter your address and your driveway size. Your price for the whole season is on the next screen.
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