12-22-2022 New Underwood, SD - Blizzard conditions close I-90, abandoned cars/semis all over ditches

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New Underwood to Box Elder, SD covered in abandoned/flipped cars and semis with -25 or colder windchills over a desolate Interstate-90, huge snow drifts above roofs. Over 100 vehicles were stranded last night near this stretch of I-90.

[@MilePost106]

I drove truck for years. Common sense says pay attention to the weather and stay put!!

[@Desertquartz79]

Ya but they got a big suv or truck there invincible...

[@Sunset4Semaphores]

Try driving for a fortune 500. They pretty much force drivers to make dangerous decisions.

[@NutjobGTO]

I'm still trucking, 15 years in. We both know, common sense isn't common.

[@Wally3930]

@@Sunset4Semaphores You are absolutely right. However, if you are a strong person, you understand that it comes down to your decision. You could be signing your death certificate and leave your loved ones in an unnecessary hardship

[@springbackinaction]

@@Desertquartz79 You forgot soccer moms in minivans.

[@patbrennan6572]

Nothing is as important as being safe, just stay the heck home.

[@MaDMaxxx7]

so gay!

[@kleopatrarn135]

Agree 100%

[@shebagemini]

Some people need to work harder and earn for a living can’t blame them.

[@jackwilenmasonry]

Being from here and this passed couple weeks of blowing snow and -20 degrees/-50 with wind chill has been actually quite spectacular to witness and be a part of. Be safe everyone

[@MaDMaxxx7]

@R Voit Nerd!

[@sbs-0055]

@@MaDMaxxx7 that’s the first time I’ve seen that misspelling. Usually it’s their, there, they’re etc… but not like this one.

[@nv6399]

may you catch flight to Phuket, Thailand would be a great place vacation.

[@M.Đ-z4u]

Russia attacked with snow!!CNN tomorow

[@aljay2955]

Winters can be beautiful if you grow up in them. I remember being in Minnesota in January. On a clear day sub zero temperature there's a rainbow around the sun because of the ice crystals in the air. Absolutely beautiful.

[@horsnaroundinmn]

Thank you LSM...it is so Important for people driving to understand...SLOW DOWN and Do Not Tailgate! I have friends heading that way next week, I hear there is another storm on the way, I will keep them informed because they do not watch real news...Thank you again!

[@vitalimarchenkov8937]

Удачи Вам и счастливой дороги. 🙋‍♀️🌺🎊🎄😇г Москва. Россия. Лариса.

[@JohnDoe-ze8wy]

I hope everyone stays safe. Were are about 900 miles N of you in Edmonton, Alberta , Canada. It has been - 30 C to - 34 C here for a week + wind chills , yesterday was - 34 C at high noon, huge moisture is coming off the Pacific - even rainy Vancouver is getting hammered with snow, it has been - 50 C in wide areas of the Yukon all this week. Don't be a hero - stay put where it is warm - Emergency workers have enough on their hands. Better a delayed Christmas get together than a tragic one.

[@M.Đ-z4u]

Putin attacked?

[@temitopeoshokoya4906]

"Better a delayed Christmas get-together than a tragic one"-Wise words!

[@chucktaylor4958]

When I was a tanker (armored ) in Germany, 2/2nd ACR. At night on exercises we would bivouac. I had a shelter half (half a tent ), a goose down sleeping bag and a wool blanket. I would climb in the bag, wrap the blanket around me, throw the shelter half over me and zip up the bag. I was as snug as a bug in a rug. In the morning, the snow covered everything. Thankfully, I got out in the early morning, took a welcome leak, and was greeted with a hot cup up coffee. Simply surviving joys. Lessons for all. Old men need to take a screw capped bottle into the bag with them.

[@arthurbrumagem3844]

A Vietnam buddy of mine was stationed in Germany with an armored unit in the 60s. He said one time he was so cold he burrowed into a farmers stack of manure for warmth. He said the smell was easy to accept as the warmth was awesome

[@bucksnortbumblefuk6872]

Always pee b4 going to bed when sleeping in the cold if you can. It robs the body from heat.

[@arthurbrumagem3844]

@@bucksnortbumblefuk6872 I always brought a Gatorade bottle into my tent for nighttime issues. I would dump it in the morning

[@chucktaylor4958]

@@arthurbrumagem3844 very true. I have peed outside on cold days and understood the term ‘draining the radiator’ first hand.

[@arthurbrumagem3844]

@@chucktaylor4958 never fails, you get into a warm bag and bingo “ pee time”. Btw the best friend you will ever have is the one brave soul who gets up and starts the fire. 😂

[@zardozmania]

I really feel for truckers, and others, who have to deal with this type of weather...because life goes on, they still have to do deliveries, etc.

[@phyllispetras3369]

tHE BEST TIME MY KIDS AND i HAD BRINGING NANA'S FURNITURE FROM BHAM TO CAL......WAS AN iCE STORM IN TEXAS UP ON THAT PLATEAU HELL WHAT IS ITS NAME, AND HAD TO STOP AT A TRUCK STOP WHICH WAS LIKE A VILLAGE. THIS SWEET GUY SHOWED ME HOW HE MADE A MOCHA COFFEE......HOT CHOCOLATE IN THE COFFEE. THE FOOD NEARBY WAS SO GOOD. THE WAITRESS BROUGHT AROUND HOT PANS OF BISCUITS W HEN SHE GOT THEM OUT OF THE OVEN. ALL THE TRUCKS SOUNDED LIKE SNORING LIONS!!!!OH SORRY CAPS!!!

[@youtubetim3577]

Yep they say if dont feel safe don't drive but then at same time if you don't then they blue ball you till you quit, typical trucking industry.

[@gregwilson825]

I remember these kind of events when I was a kid in North Dakota. My poor mothers frostbite after we had to walk to a farm house, because the highway just disappeared under the snow.

[@vitalimarchenkov8937]

😮какой кошмар 🤦‍♀️я Вам сочувствую … г Москва Россия. Будьте здоровы. Всем добра и Мира. 🙋‍♀️🌺🎄☃️🎊

[@silentstryker1590]

Damn... sorry to all the folks that are finding hardship in this storm.

[@Shhhh666]

It's so nice when it's not many people outside

[@philipkozakjr7538]

I lived there for years. Been through it and saw it many times. Glad I'm in Florida now.

[@jamieboynton2012]

I love and live here in S.D. Moved from Hellazona 10 years ago and I am sooooo happy right in the middle. In my opinion I'd rather deal with a blizzard than a hurricane.

[@bluegrassgal]

@@jamieboynton2012 hellzazona...lol..where's that? N you in SD now?

[@jeremybyington]

I got caught in SD during a blizzard. It went 2ft of snow, 50mph winds with frozen rain, and then another 2ft of snow. I was helping a stranded motorist get their truck to a gas station 2 miles down the road. That is where I encountered a gas station with about 6 people inside sipping coffee with the doors locked. After banging on the door to get in, the clerk told me through the glass that it is government policy to lock down during severe storms. She didn’t let me nor anyone else from the dozen cars in that pulled up after. F*ck that state. On the bright side, I passed through there again a couple years later and the place was shut down and boarded up. Karma got to it.

[@hellooutthere8956]

So ppl get stranded and fucked if they have allotted themselves enough time?

[@jeremybyington]

@@hellooutthere8956 Yes. You can allot yourself all the time you want, but if you end up in SD during severe weather and run out of gas like the motorist I was helping did, then you will be super f*cked by SD’s hospitality policy.

[@codymoe4986]

Been living in the Dakotas for over 40 years...when did this 4 ft blizzard take place exactly? Got a location of the gas station? And what were you driving that allowed you to assist other motorists through 4 ft of snow, not to mention, the whiteout conditions, such as we're going through right now? Just a reminder, this current storm, dropped nowhere near 4 ft, short of some isolated spots in the Black Hills, and it shut down the entire state... Methinks you're spinning a yarn...

[@jeremybyington]

@@codymoe4986 I’m not spinning yarn, I was just trying to make a long story brief. I saw a stranded motorist who ran out of gas along I-90 a few minutes after the Kadota exit. I went ahead and purchased a gas can and gas at that gas station and then headed back. Once he filled up he asked me to escort him back to the gas station in case he still has complications, so I did. We get there and the place I was just at 30 minutes earlier was locked up and there was a guy sipping coffee at a table in front of the window and everyone was acting like it was perfectly normal to ignore the zombie apocalypse outside and just went about their day and f*ck anyone else. It sounds like you are accusing me of fabricating this, but imagine how I felt when a state I had only ever driven through a couple times without incident was suddenly saying f*ck off and never come back. I was NOT expecting that.

[@DavidSmith3750]

When major storms be. It. Hurricane tornado fire. Snow ice apocalypse they say STAY HOME. It’s not a joke. the fire dept police rescue cannot RISK THEIR life to SAVE yours. It’s NOT their job for irresponsible. Peoples without a conscience to. Get out there. When NOT. An emergency. They are. BUSY. Places do CLOSE. In emergency situations. FYI

[@giuseppenero110]

Aside from a life/death trip to hospital, what is so important that can't wait till after the storm?

[@easilyscan]

I'm retired, so I have an advantage, but whenever I hear about one of these winter storms coming my way, I stock up on everything I need and stay put. Too many people on the road who can't drive under ideal conditions.

[@TinyGoHomes]

Just started in Barrie Canada this morning. Hope you all got prepared. It’s going to be a crazy one ☝️

[@hectorcampos9244]

That storm is slamming Canada, but its also rotating, and might hit all the east coast as it rotates...

[@fay8687]

When people comment "why are people on the roads, stay home" ...do you think drs, nurses , police still HAVE to get to work.

[@dethray1000]

average person today is a wimp--just look at the comments--i worked in the oil field in eastern utah,western colorado and most of all wyoming--never thought much about it,always prepared--people are stupid

[@shanechostetler9997]

That my friends is the exact reason my father left Timberlake SD in the ‘50’s to the South Puget Sound area of Washington State and never looked back. And as his son, I am forever greatful😊

[@bluegrassgal]

Mom brought sis n me to az 1957. Fishing sucks.

[@Blacksheepishot]

I was caught in the middle of a really bad news ice storm back in 1998 while traveling from toronto back to metro airport. Took me 26 hours to drive a little over 200 miles. All that night and into the day, countless cars and trucks littered the highway 😢 I was just one spinout away from joining them 😯

[@sidsid9808]

@hi ho No, you get it.

[@vickimeyers2672]

@@user-jh2te8xb5q 1 DAY YT TROLL!! 🤮🤮🤮🤮

[@tublisvaj8966]

I live in Wisconsin if we have weather like this 2,3,4 or even 5 times a year, Don’t try the high way. Don’t go out at all. If you are in a different city, rent a hotel for couple nights unit the weather is pass. Even if only 30 minutes alway from home. Trust me no one will come for you if you are not seriously hurt. Chances are you will be in the ditch not seriously hurt. They will tell you to stay in your car and keep it running until the weather is getting better and shut it off when the car is warm to save gas. Don’t risk it

[@leelizhu]

Thank you. My truck driver is stuck in Rapid City, SD been few days, waiting for the road reopen

[@PBC2520]

This weather is not to be toyed with!

[@MexicoAdventurer]

After wrecks like this they changed the name of the city to New Underwear, SD.

[@madelinemaize1426]

What did people not understand about the reports regarding this storm which have been posting for a week prior to this?

[@jamieboynton2012]

Lol...umm I think it was in English, not sure. 😂

[@phyllispetras3369]

Thank you BRETT!!!!

[@johnhegarty1761]

What's in the ditch? All of the SUV's and 4-wheel drives what a surprise!

[@ruststar]

Always is

[@mwhitelaw8569]

The end of this system has one heck of a push . Be safe, make it home. Merry Christmas everyone

[@nancyjohnson5810]

How is it someone ends up off the road and upside down? Driving too fast! I know as I was driving down the interstate 35W on my way to work in MN and the road was pure ice. I watched the person in front of me do a 360 and off they went into the median, then as I looked in my rearview mirror the person behind me did a 180 and slammed off the road into the ditch! I was fine after that as there was nobody else on the road but me! As Forrest said it best "Stupid is as stupid does". Now that I'm retired, I moved down south where we may get snow for a day out of the year. Then it melts.

[@springbackinaction]

They spin on the concrete then slide to the ditch. Tires go from sliding on smooth surface to digging into grass and dirt. Poof over you go. Yes it's from speed.

[@transylvanianite3391]

Monkey see Monkey does

[@hughjass1835]

I've seen wind flip cars, SUVs in particular.

[@arthurbrumagem3844]

I think you answered your own question by the description of the cars around you

[@bucksnortbumblefuk6872]

Let this be a reminder who's really in charge. Don't let anybody fool you that driving cars for the last 100 years caused this. The earth is constantly changing, has been for the last 4.3 billion years. Weather..... what humans take for granted amongst many other things.

[@mesomemore97]

I'm from Texas. I spent a few years up in North Dakota. Big learning curve. That severe cold weather will kill you dead. Not to be taken lightly.

[@amberturdcoloringbook1733]

No wonder why my "Amazon now" package is not here yet.

[@user-vy1hk6wx2w]

Everyone was aware of the upcoming storm and why would you even consider being out on the road in the first place? Poor decision making becoming a possible life and death situation for you and the first responders

[@davidalexander5826]

You never know while they are out there,could a dr.or nurse that has to be at work. Also strong winds can blow a car off the road. Guess you will never know till your in their shoes and truckers don't make money sitting still

[@fay8687]

@@davidalexander5826 thank You !! People forget drs, nurses, cops, fireman etc STILL NEED to get to WORK. People may be driving due to medical emergency (heart attack , pregnancy labor )

[@jdbb3gotskills]

Sitting at home doesn’t pay the bills. Also if you pay attention and drive slow you’ll make it.

[@brocksamson3282]

^ this. this is why i moved to Florida. I got hit by hurricane Ian and Irma, but it still beats being upside down in a ditch at midnight, with the snow burying your car.

[@jamieboynton2012]

It's cheaper to replace a car, than it is a house that got demolished.

[@brocksamson3282]

@@jamieboynton2012 insurance covers both. I'm thinking of your chance of survival, and how unpleasant it would be. Also, the odds of death from a car crash due to ice. I've had enough times nearly freezing to death, or having my car swirl around on the ice at high speed, for one lifetime.

[@hiiij9638]

@@jamieboynton2012 it's not a big deal as ya'll think. if you live in central florida, or like the middle , and not the beach. you will be fine. if you move to the beach side, then yeah, expect damage

[@jtmarlin336]

I know this has been going on for days but I really didn't see anything that would stop me from going down the road like the drifts are pretty awesome and that wind is awesome but..... like the roads shown look ok maybe a bit icy but drivable. Nothing that'd make me have to abandon my vehicle for

[@NikosPer]

nice smooth footage!

[@sandratessem9980]

OMG Prayers for everyone.

[@tdw5933]

A damn snow squall and everybody go nuts!!

[@darrellepickering8433]

Words of wisdom, you see a semi doing 30 mph there's a reason!

[@easilyscan]

2:40 now that's what you call a snowdrift!

[@juliosdiy3206]

This storm is no joke!

[@budprepper3811]

Someday maybe people will learn not to be driving during a blizzard. This goes on every year. Except the truckers, much respect to them 😌🤝

[@gr8bunz]

I drove in the Milbank area this morning. It wasn't really that bad out, just a ground blizzard with visibility around a quarter mile. But the sun was out!

[@jesseellington342]

That’s some spectacular drifting.

[@nukeum9535]

I used to do the floors at the grocery store in wall several years ago. By my choice as I needed a paycheck, had to drive through similar conditions with a really s***** car. Got me through it just fine.

[@richardjohnson2965]

I love South Dakota...spent a lot of time there...passed through many times...but there are times you just need to get off of the road and seek shelter, or stay home. The wind, blowing snow, and temps can be brutal.

[@bluegrassgal]

Loll...yup...we call ya'll snowbirds!

[@RudeBoy77777]

What on earth can be so important, that anybody would NOT stay home during such an event...???

[@arthurbrumagem3844]

Everything you get comes by those semis. Be thankful

[@disnalee]

This looks like Xmas in SD when we pass thru. No road advisory but snow was in the forecast so we took off. Returned home no problem but the sure got lots of snow

[@analyticalmind4493]

I would just like to point out how great the actual road looks.Totally free of snow, aside from that spillover onto the road. looks mostly bone dry. Looking at you WSDOT....

[@nathankirschbaum3856]

That time of the year where it’s best to stay home.

[@muffs55mercury61]

Most of the truckers are out there trying to get home for Christmas or their companies pressure them to drive in such weather. Poor visibility or white out would draw the line for me, I wouldn't run thru it. Then you have families trying to get the kids to Grandma's house for Christmas but sometimes the weather may throw a curve ball in such plans. Please be safe everyone.

[@torxxx1]

all of a sudden the -40F weather we are having in Alaska doesnt seem so bad. Hope everyone stays safe down there!

[@skylermummert24]

Damn what’s that with windchill like -80? Here in sd we’ve been around -20 the last few days with windchill as low as -60

[@mwhitelaw8569]

You know these folks drive like their hairs on fire down here. They ain't got time to be safe Just kidding Merry Christmas to the last frontier!!

[@vickimeyers2672]

How far north are you in Alaska? I awoke this morning to -26, living 90 miles NW of Anchorage

[@Lianne459]

When I see these amazing videos I always wonder what the photographers are driving? SOme of those trucks in ditches are heavy duty themselves.

[@lynwessel2471]

The same vehicles can be just fine when driven at a speed appropriate for conditions.

[@magnusqwerty]

Thanks for the video without any music.

[@phyllispetras3369]

Merry Christmas !!!

[@maggiereyes1272]

Such an Amazing video

[@jefreygreen1348]

Anyone that drove through the blizzard of 78 will laugh at this minor snow storm.

[@graniteiii]

I’ve driven I-90 several times in winter conditions. If long haulers are pit stop at the station I would pull over too 🥶

[@YankumRopes]

Whoooo!!! This is my kind of weather!! Have fun out there! Drive safe, and go prepared!! 👊🏻😎

[@27Zangle]

And yet large corporate business in SD still required their works to brave the weather / blizzard to come in for work. Starting to seriously hate corporate America.

[@marlenalinne6100]

27Zangle. I gave up on them years ago. The bottom line is all they care about.

[@BlackSmith222]

That looks like the scenes from a movie. Stay safe.

[@johnanthony5931]

Just so people understand. A blizzard is normally the heart of the snow storm. It's high winds and blowing snow. Wich leaves drifts wherever it wants. I live in Central MN. We were -30 to -40 during this storm. Dropped 14 inches of snow. The after math were high winds making it blizzard conditions. For two days and extremely cold. This week we are warming up to the mid 30'. Hoodie weather.

[@josephtreadlightly5686]

On Wednesday evening in central MN I got 🏡 & fed all the animals on the farm. After 8" of fresh snow with a temp of 2* I warmed my car up which still had some issues from the damp, cold 🥶 a week earlier. I then through a tarp over the whole car. I shoveled snow on top & over everything I could. Then I made drifts around all 4 sides & the car was just an igloo. By Friday I'm glad I did with brutal windchills no travel recommended. Monday morning it was still 🥶 but I unshoveled it. That afternoon the rear windows finally worked & the temp started to climb since then. Still had to put air in the front tires & if u didn't have a compressor & hose inside u were screwed. In weather like this the phrase " don't take anything for granted " is very true. Whenever this kind of stuff happens I just think about how beautiful it is on my mother's B-day on June 4th with all the new borns showing up. There's always something to look forward to but if u take too many chances you'll never live to see them.

[@dancarlton7973]

Looks like a lot of people weren't paying attention to the weather forecast.

[@junc3354]

those accidents must have happened the night before when the roads were dirty.. it looks drivable now just take extra precautions.

[@googleuser3760]

Excellent coverage

[@loccosupreme9344]

with all the warnings days in advance, and still people out in this mess.

[@phyllispetras3369]

I am NOT going to any airport period!!!

[@TRuth.T]

Winter can be brutal in the upper Midwest(were in WI.) At least it's sunny :)

[@markdanielczyk944]

Makes Hawaii look really good about now!

[@HuckThis1971]

Looks like a cold bastard out there! Stay warm!

[@dennis.teevee]

so that's what a blizzard looks like

[@TheWordIs]

Yep, the Earth is heating up.....where do I plug in my electric car?

[@donmiller2575]

Another dipshit who doesn't know the difference between climate change and weather

[@TheWordIs]

@@donmiller2575 So, tell us all before you humiliate yourself in public again.

[@laurajackson-crockett7145]

I have seen quite a few of your videos and u have no problem getting around what kind of truck you have

[@DM-hw4cr]

From dry roads to 5ft drifts. Crazy

[@LJSkyistBigskyMT]

Better then than me! Can’t imagine what those heating bills will be like.

[@MrTimeless101]

A frozen desert. If you abandon your car out there where exactly are you walking off too?

[@track1219]

I grew up in Wisconsin, this looks nasty

[@ricklancaster6697]

Thats insane !!

[@mrsmel269]

yes the roads were bad on i29 in souix falls be safe all and Merry Christmas

[@Pierre50mm]

Few decades ago, I was driving a 4x4 on a snowy country road in the tracks of a truck. Suddenly, where's the road, where's the field? I turned back.

[@hellooutthere8956]

Oh tht looks so dangerous. How did all those cars get abandoned?

[@johnhegarty1761]

Because the no driving morons went in the ditch and no intelligent tow truck driver was going out in that mess to rescue their no driving stupidity!

[@DeathAngelHRA]

Alien abductions. Haven't you ever watched the X-Files? 👽

[@hughjass1835]

They were raptured

[@Fritz1945]

That really ain't bad at all. Then again I drive a old fwd Buick with studded snow tires and I never get stuck in the Erie PA region

[@dethray1000]

i ran tanker truck about a 750 mile radius out of salt lake ut for 30 years never got stuck and they rarely closed the road in those days,was not as much traffic--now they close the road after one snowflake or make the people chain up--Donner pass in cali you always have had to chain up even 50 years ago-glad i am done with it😐

[@2990rick]

@@dethray1000 👍👍👍👍

[@brianh6]

Video at 2:08 shows completely snowed over road. Wind chill was like -50 for a couple of days greatly magnifying the danger of an accident/break down. This guy: Ain't bad at all.

[@Fritz1945]

@@brianh6 Yeah the car I drive now I drove across the US a few times in weather conditions like that or worse. The car is perfectly fine

[@exmichigansnowskier2150]

This blizzard is NOTHING compared to driving across Red Mountain Pass, Colorado in a snowstorm. You're one in twenty of dying from various reasons crossing this paved mountain pass highway in a snowstorm and not the higher sustained winds of a blizzard. Enough of driving across this pass the way the physical features of it itself and add whiteout conditions on top of it. This newspaper company put a article on Google about the beautiful scenery, death, and life or living in this area of Colorado. "Highway to Hell" by The Durango Herald There's reasons why this is the most dangerous paved mountain pass highway in all of Canada and the United States combined. Pictures and the news story stated above speak for themselves.

[@jmdenali]

This makes our Iowa drifts look really tiny!

[@rj-zz8im]

Epic drifts, love it.

[@damiencrossley7497]

In Nova Scotia we got it soft. Power went out only for about 2 hours its back on in my area of New Ross. All we got is +10 and LOTS of rain. Better not gloat too much January is coming!

[@wwjoesr]

Very nice video editing!

[@kenhobbs3175]

Truth being told, people that don't need to be on the highway that have no experience in these weather conditions, stay home!! Not gonna pat myself on the back whatsoever, but I've pulled loads in excessive of 100,000 lbs including truck and trailer, have no issues. I have never seen any of our highways here in Alberta closed because of responsible drivers, just my 2 cents 🤷‍♂️

[@donaldyoung9002]

Don't mess with Mother Nature, she's. ruthless!

[@carliwithani1815]

Come to IL. It’s gonna be -50 tomorrow ✌🏻

[@DeathAngelHRA]

Did that in '94 at Great Lakes. -80 with the windchill. Lots of fatalities in the surrounding areas. We were confined to our barracks for a week with snow drifts up to the 2nd floor windows. Our heating system/boiler blew and the interior brick walls were iced over in our rooms. Fun times! Stay safe.

[@traviswhaley6515]

OMG!!! 😬

[@hughjass1835]

I was in Great Lakes in '94 as well, went home to Florida for a week and thawed out

[@noelleonard2498]

Tried to go to work this morning before the level 3's were called, couldn't even make it out of the nearest town as I couldn't see the wipers.

[@hughjass4838]

And dispatch is calling you the whole time: we got this load for you and that load for you and then another one after that.

[@acajudi100]

Prayers sent to the world from Queretaro. Treat everyone the way you want to be treated. Karma never loses an address. Real truth. Respect your parents and each other. Karma never loses an address. I respected my mother.

[@deanberolzheimer2658]

now...imagine being out in this in a covered wagon! sheesh!

[@User_92020]

I'm in SD we're nit getting any of this! 😆 Today is a sunny day 64 ° 🌞.

[@campfiregirl]

Prayers for everyone ✝️

[@campfiregirl]

@supersayianjim-xl I’m dumb for praying? God help you🙏🏼

[@campfiregirl]

@supersayianjim-xl I’m going to ask him to give you a heart!

[@JJ-ps9xe]

A typical Winter in North Ontario! Sucks!

[@scotthatlestad954]

I wonder how many of the truck's fuel gelled up?

[@marm842]

Yep them hot loads get dam cold laying in the ditch

[@tjroicub6079]

Look on the bright side; they’ll all have a white Christmas 🎄

[@ChristopherTrott]

You have to respect the weather

[@jozefciszewski2074]

I think the planet is way too cold. SOS SOS we need to warm it up!!!

[@caseyphilips3007]

Glad l live in Galveston Texas... Wind blowing hard and 30 degrees.. But WAY better than that!!!!

[@pjk1714]

Why not skirts against fences to reduce to winds pushing snow..its required here by October