Storms reach Seekonk from the southwest with almost nothing in the way — flat country, open fields, and a wind that packs the snow hard against the garage door by three in the morning. T Moreshead Landscaping is out in that hour, plowing driveways along Newman Avenue and the back roads toward the Rehoboth line, shoveling the steps, salting where the walk always ices first. There is a specific pleasure in a driveway opened before the sky lightens, the pavement showing dark and the day suddenly possible. When the ground thaws, the same routes turn into mowing, edging, and the steady rhythm of cleanups from April to the last leaf in November. One town, two kinds of weather, the same trucks in the driveway.