Is Boston still being inundated with bad weather to the point where Cakewalk services are being negatively impacted?

I think they're finally getting a break. I talked today with several Cakewalk people who were in their offices.

Rain and epic flooding is rumored for the weekend. Then it will all freeze to solid ice. .....oh Joy... But yes, everyone who works in a building where a roof didn't collapse are to report back to their places of employment.

Can't speak for Boston, but it's a "balmy" 2 degrees (-9 with windchill) here in Ohio.
Where is the frozen emotion???
 

The North East just got hammered this year. It looks funny on tv but I'd hate to be there dealing with it. Seems like a huge price for an ocean view.

bandso
Rain and epic flooding is rumored for the weekend. Then it will all freeze to solid ice. .....oh Joy... But yes, everyone who works in a building where a roof didn't collapse are to report back to their places of employment.

We've started building our arc out here in the western part of the state (2 hours west of Boston) in front of this weekend's torrents but I guess we need to modify the plans to make it an ice breaker as well since it's going back down to the teens after. Great, more work. I'm never gonna get this record done! :)

Yeah! It was 8 this morning at my house in GEORGIA... they change the forecast every six hours or so too. I think Friday into Saturday it is going to be sunny, rainy, showy, icy, dark, and light here... oh calm and windy too.
They don't seem to have a clue. I am staying HERE, in the house!
I think we have hit the high for the day at 24 degrees F. I think it is going down to about 15 tonight.
 
It is supposed to be 49 in Key West and 31 in Orlando tonight. 29 tonight in Daytona Beach, FL... with that nice breeze off the water, they are going to be COLD. There are people down there who are completely unprepared for cold weather, who have nothing but tees, shorts, and flip flops. Probably Spring Breakers down there too, lol...
19 is cold anywhere but it is REALLY cold in a place like Daytona Beach.
 
As for Boston... guys, I'd move. Alabama has no state sales tax. Somewhere like Muscle Shoals, yeah... above the gnat line, far enough north to still have four seasons... maybe Athens, GA.  No hurricanes, no nor'easters, maybe a few tornadoes but hey... not that much snow. The streets are wide enough to drive on too! They also have iced tea! You'll pay more for lobster but there is plenty of fried chicken! There is also Austin, TX. You don't have to stay in Boston.
Better yet, you could move CW to Colorado... huh? Never mind, I forgot what I was saying... where did I put that cookie...
 
Hey, stay safe, and warm!

 

Windchill was -15 in here in Indiana. My nuggets were chattering when I was brushing off my truck.

ampfixer
The North East just got hammered this year. It looks funny on tv but I'd hate to be there dealing with it. Seems like a huge price for an ocean view.

We moved out of Woodstock, Ct to Prescott, Az in 2001. During winter we still can get snow storms here. Last month, we got walloped with an inch of snow, but it melted before I could get the snow blower out (actually a leaf blower).
 
During the Blizzard of 78, I had this brand new 4-wheel drive Chevy Suburban with posi-traction and 4 steel-belted snow tires. I couldn't get it out of the garage since the snow was above the top of the hood...
 
Walt