Last week, it snowed a lot.\u00a0 A trace the previous Friday.\u00a0 2.5 inches on Monday morning.\u00a0 Then 3 inches on Friday morning followed by rain.\u00a0 We’ve gone over a week with no solar production because every panel is at least partially blocked by snow.<\/p>\n
Sunday, I was sitting in my home office on the 2nd floor working.\u00a0 Suddenly I hear a LOUD scraping sound from the roof.\u00a0 I ran downstairs to find out what happened.<\/p>\n
The snow that had been completely covering the bottom row (of 3) of panels let loose all at once.\u00a0 It fell from the roof to the ground.<\/p>\n
Later I discovered that the snowfall took out most of our Christmas lights on the bushes.\u00a0 They were torn off of the bushes and buried under 3-8 inches of snow.\u00a0 One string was permanently ruined because of a wire pulled out of one of the plastic sockets.\u00a0 We replaced it with a smaller unused string.\u00a0 We’ve also left the whole thing unplugged last night and today so that the sockets can dry out.<\/p>\n
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