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The forecast was for nearly 100” of snow this week but I don’t think it’ll get there.As a native Coloradan: That is actually an impressive quantity of snow to accumulate on top of a car.
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The forecast was for nearly 100” of snow this week but I don’t think it’ll get there.As a native Coloradan: That is actually an impressive quantity of snow to accumulate on top of a car.
Pro Tip: Open your door slower.Edit: ever noticed that when there is snow on the truck and you open the door, some of the snow goes in and lands on the seat?
No thumbs down here. Normal rules just didn't apply at this volume. Say what you will about Californians (as I grew up doing), the only thing I found helpful (adhering to the laws of thermo) would have been to already make more money and have another garage.Thumbs down? For the record I wasn’t advocating for driving around with covered windows, lights, plate, and the mushroom top so commonly seen around here, yes I agree that’s dangerous and lazy. However as someone who’s dealt with this amount of snow many times now (Kirkwood regularly measures in feet not inches) it’s a real hassle to clear all that snow into your own driveway, where you then have to move it twice. Much easier to clear just enough to get in and be able to see forward, pull it into the street and clear the rest there (assuming it’s safe to do so). Usually a good deal comes off just from that little bit of momentum. I suppose I wasn’t clear about that part in my response. I just would rather let the snowplow do half the work.
O.M.G. Thanks for not letting me do that. That hurts.Snow is one thing....ICE is quite another.
Being frozen out of your truck is no fun.
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