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Temperatures Above Normal This Week – It’s Time to Get Ready

Temperatures Above Normal This Week – It’s Time to Get Ready
John Bobel
February 4, 2019

Last week was below freezing, this week it’s above normal and rain – lot’s of it through the weekend.

 

It’s time for a few reminders about rainy weather and winter – it’s not over yet.

  • With rain in the forecast, make sure gutters and downspouts are clean and unblocked.
  • If you have water or drain pipes that are prone to freezing, insulate them before the next cold snap.  Check out heating tape that can be plugged in and will keep pipes warm enough not to freeze.
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