South Jersey storms like to argue with themselves: rain, then sleet, then a hard switch to snow somewhere over Kresson Road while a few miles west stays merely wet. Landscaping YARIS reads that line for a living, watching where the changeover lands and getting out before the slush locks up. Ice is the real adversary in Cherry Hill — not depth so much as the glaze that forms at the bottom of a sloped driveway overnight. So the routine is plow, scrape, then salt the shaded spots twice, because those are the ones that catch people. A driveway opened before sunrise and a walk that grips underfoot is a small thing that changes somebody's whole morning.