A February nor'easter reaches Somers Point sideways, rain one hour and thick wet snow the next, the kind that packs down at the end of a driveway like poured concrete. Inline Irrigation & Snow Removal builds its winter around that hour — out at four in the morning, headlights on falling flakes, cutting driveways open and scraping walks down so the first person out the door in the morning steps onto pavement. When the bay softens and the grass wakes up, the same attention goes into mowing, edging and clearing a yard of what the storms left behind. It is a town where weather is never a rumor; it shows up. The answer to it is a truck that shows up first.