15 things you'll need as winter storm "Nemo" hits
Kiichiro Sato, Deseret News
Make sure you are watching out for each other. Make a plan on how to communicate if power goes out and it's not safe to leave the house.
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Good luck folks, and tighten your seatbelts.
This picture was taken before the storm hit. These things happen, and not to confused with global warming.
I've cleaned off about 20 inches of snow, the wind in blowing 50 mph and it's 19 degrees outside. It's going to keep up for about 5 more hours. Lucky enough that we still have power. Most of the Cape doesn't.