Homes in Brighton, Utah buried after getting over 500 inches of snow with more on the way

[@envitech02]

I'm from a tropical country. It's hot 365 days a year, with an average temperature of 32C or 90F year round . There's no such thing as snow in my country. Sometimes we all wish for snow. But after seeing this snow and ice and the mess, we count our blessings.

[@cvn6555]

In most places you get the snow and it is gone a few days later.

[@jameswest8280]

We don't get anyway near this amount of snow in the valley.

[@Wesmancan]

When the poles fill your country will be burried in snow and no longer on equator.

[@tiny_the_200]

Most of these residents enjoy winter sports with the best conditions for these sports in deep snow, so these conditions are welcomed. Challenging to deal with but still welcomed 👌🏼

[@jmack619]

I have never met you, but I don't like you ! ; ))

[@moogs]

I wish the mayor of my city got involved like this guy does….

[@IowaKim]

Sounds like you need to vote in your snow plow driver.

[@sorellman]

Don't tell us you live in New York City.

[@Eyes0penNoFear]

In Fillmore, Utah the mayor is the garbage man.

[@markw.2106]

Love This! We used to get this kind of snow most winters in Utah but it's been a long time. We'll need several years of this to help Powell and Mead.

[@koczisek]

WOW! It's like winters in my country in '70s and 1st half of '80s! I'd like to witness this again someday.

[@annabelleh7793]

I am so glad you guys are on you tube now!!!!

[@juliaweber212]

Me too

[@greenspiritarts]

This should help recharge Great Salt Lake in the spring…..lets hope for a gentle warm up.

[@Psalm91ArmorUp]

Yeah, we don’t need flash flooding in May!

[@chadnordhoff9591]

Don't worry...if there is flooding they'll still say we're short on water.

[@darrylbunch6929]

@@chadnordhoff9591 pretzel logic at its best. Why would they do that ? Please explain.

[@chadnordhoff9591]

@@darrylbunch6929 you obviously haven't lived in utah long.

[@Eyes0penNoFear]

​@@darrylbunch6929 Utah is a desert and the soil needs extra time to allow water to soak in. When areas flood, all the water quickly flows to the rivers and is gone. If the snow melts slowly, it has a chance to soak into the ground and recharge aquifers.

[@summerrain7466]

Over 40 feet of snow? That's a lot! Even spread out over months.

[@need100k]

That's the season total so far.

[@jameswest8280]

Total season, we got 900 inches (75 feet).

[@garyk.nedrow8302]

For comparison purposes, Buffalo, NY had three blizzards this year, which totaled about 100 inches of snow. In the mountains of western Pennsylvania in the 1950s, when I was a boy, we routinely had 200 inches of snow each winter. The difference between the two is elevation. Brighton, Utah has a base elevation of 8,755 feet -- on a par with Aspen, Colorado. At those altitudes, extreme weather is common. Even so, 500 inches of snow makes for a long, inconvenient winter.

[@Ms._Carriage]

My favorite part was seeing the 40 feet of snow burying houses.

[@jarod144]

I don’t think they know how much 500 inches is lol

[@Ms._Carriage]

@@jarod144 lol

[@wYatt121509]

@@jarod144 500" is a 4 story house. I agree that is NOT 500".

[@whynot12321]

500" of snow this season. Not in one storm. The headline is very misleading but not untrue.

[@writerconsidered]

@@jarod144 Its two giraffes high of course. Because everyone has a giraffe in their backyard to measure with. Doing third grade math would sound totally ridiculous on TV and come up with 41 ft.

[@blu3savag355]

Notice how he pointed out the roofs instability on the Tesla. Hope they got that thing modified so it actually works like it's supposed to. It would suck to buy a vehicle that expensive just to see it not do anything it's supposed to do

[@jmana74]

Maybe the 10 tons of snow falling off the roof onto the tesla had something to do with the instability, just a theory

[@blu3savag355]

@@jmana74 Ohhh boy here we go with the Electric vehicle nonsense. Really they work so well? Haven't seen anything to prove that and the mining it takes to get the batteries is just as bad. Seems to me your wannabe vehicle's can't stand the basic things life throws at it. Cold weather your screwed, you can't tow worth a crap, the inconvenience of having to stop constantly to recharge over an extended period, paying exactly or if not in most cases more for a "Refill". By the time you plug in I'm already half a tank and back on the road about a minute to two later 😂😆 your stuck plugged in for wayyy too long pal, I already had a stop and I'm thirty miles ahead already. Btw some oil leaked out on your driveway, you might want to throw some cat litter on it, I seen some on my way out the back door so I know you got this 👍

[@whammofammo7346]

@@blu3savag355 Jmana said nothing about EV's. You did.

[@blu3savag355]

@@whammofammo7346 And...

[@whammofammo7346]

@@blu3savag355 Nevermind keep on being that person! Have a nice day.

[@kvdme]

There was a place in Utah that got 123" of snow that last snow storm. 163" total in 24 hours. Crazy snow.

[@jeremysmith9694]

I saw a news report that said Brighton got 500". Haha. Pretty sure that was a mistake.

[@franklegere6939]

@@jeremysmith9694 500" inches!!😬 Think I could build a pretty decent fort in THAT amount of snow😜🤣

[@KWAHU93]

160 last storm 😳

[@KennySmethers]

The headline makes it sound as if they just got 500 inches from this storm which is scarier than saying 40 feet has fallen this entire season.

[@bL1X]

“500” of snow on this poor UT town” Shows 5 feet of snow.

[@bairdbusiness]

What an awesome Mayor!

[@johnsmith-ky5qg]

I live in the UK and was born in the 1950s. I have never seen snow that high in 7 decades. The worst I remember was about 4 feet high back in the 60s. It was probably higher in the north though, I live near London in the south. At least that town looked well prepared, snow in the UK almost shuts the country down :)

[@supertuber120]

Oh yeah they're prepared. Here in the US we get all kinds of crazy weather. I remember about 4 years ago in my city we got down to -55 with windchill (-48 Celsius). One day about 5 months later we had a heat index of 115 above (46 Celsius). We pretty much get anything as far as weather goes so we're prepared for anything.

[@theresehopkins1581]

Great video... Reporting from Silver Fork Rd.... I really enjoyed the show... and, since I'm not a true snow enthusiast, I'm glad to watch from afar!!!.... Born and raised in Chicago, as kids, the snow was just fun... with the tunnels and snowmen. Living in Massachusetts, we really don't get the extremes.... just enough to make it picturesque.

[@rhuephus]

500 in > 41 Feet ??? Really ??? (41 feet) that's also the equivalent of 4 story building

[@whammofammo7346]

Yep snow compacts as it lands and as more snow falls in later snow storms. 500" is the annual snow fall for Snowbird.

[@redstateforever]

It’s that much over the course of this season, not all at once.

[@garyg8036]

500 inches of snow over the course of a winter is equivalent to a four story building. 😲

[@jogirl836]

AND continuing......

[@raulthepig5821]

Can't be right.

[@randybobandy9828]

​@@raulthepig5821no it's right.

[@1arra1alpha72]

More is coming your way. CALifornia just got hit. Low elevations too. Clouds moving your way. Salt lake turn right.

[@oldhardrock2542]

12 inches to day, 12 inches yesterday, makes 24 inches, but it settles to maybe 18 inches. Yeah, total of all the snow this winter is 500. And the heavy part of the winter is yet to come. There may be a river in State Street again. Saltaire may be revived!

[@tommunyon2874]

I came to Washington State for the first time mid-Winter 1971-72. The season ended with 89 ft of snow on Mt. Baker and 91 ft on Mt. Rainier, but there weren't any human settlements at those locations. It is hard to imagine living in the middle of all that snow.

[@aaronedwards6969]

That winter my cousin was stationed at Fort Lewis and Albert was from Hawaii. I remember that my family took him up to Mt Rainier to Paradise lodge and everyone was amazed by how much snow was there.

[@evoxpop2088]

Those are the people who are not only hunkered down for winter but also have the equipment and supplies necessary for their automobiles and homes. Most of them are healthy type and independent. Not like me, Colorado state "spolied city dweller", my roads get plowed, chemicals get added to the sand gravel so I can go to work and move around during winter.

[@randybobandy9828]

I'm currently in eastern WA and we have gotten the most snow we have had since 2009. I was almost convinced I remembered my childhood wrong because for years and years we barely got any snow, but in the 90s, when I was a kid, we would have tons of snow. I love snow but I hate it when it melts and then freezes.

[@randybobandy9828]

​@evoxpop2088 it's so weird, when I was a kid I always thought people in Colorado were these extreme outdoor types, now I realize they are a bunch of pampered liberals who wanted a place to go away from cali.

[@evoxpop2088]

@randybobandy9828 you got it when I moved here 20+ years it was a very red state, and that's why we came, but now is a blue state. I love the outdoors except during winter. Skiing is way too cumbersome, done it 3 times. I prefer sitting by the fire, sipping a nice drink inside the warm lodge and watching people. If you live in Colorado, it is because you love the outdoors, is gorgeous here, but I want my roads plow...lol

[@xxspawnxx]

This is Awsome in a way. Nice to see snow in places it hasn’t been in many years And more snow then seen in many in other areas.

[@andrewolearnick5739]

Hopefully it will help the drought problem .

[@asajayunknown6290]

It will. If they let the water reach the GSL. Too much diversion. It's going to shut off the water cycle that allows 500" to happen (lake effect snow).

[@jeremysmith9694]

Prayer works

[@turkey4957]

Idiot nothing but prayer and not changing real things has led us to hear. Your church won’t stop drought, crime, and disease, it just gives you false belief so you can ignore the real issues

[@1arra1alpha72]

California for 40 years has not fixed their water collection dams. Too busy hunting Pizza

[@ce6180]

Love how media does this…500” is the total annual snowfall, it’s a cumulative number. It’s not totally uncommon in the mountains in the west that see large amounts of moisture.

[@dr.a006]

Ya that was totally portrayed inaccurately. 150” base? Yes. Two giraffes tall of standing snow? Um, no. Come on, Channel 2🙄

[@judil3294]

I used to live where, instead of snow plows, they had giant snow blowers on the front of trucks which could blow it 40-50 feet off the road between houses. We had a split level house and after clearing the roof walked right off onto the snow then had to figure out how to get down. I now live where there is much less. :)

[@ajb.822]

Man, that would be extremely dangerous if u fell down in though ! If it hadn't been packed hard enough.

[@judil3294]

@@ajb.822 It had been more than packed enough from previous shoveling, but there was one funny time when we were out locating trees for the future log cabin, and having stomped around in snowshoes in one area the snow seemed well packed, so like a fool I stepped off my snowshoes and was instantly chest deep in snow. I had to use the snowshoes to help me get out. Didn't do that twice. Adventures for the young.

[@nancylyon-gray3499]

My parents had photos of the snow reaching the roofs of homes in the cities. Wow.

[@heidiwilliams598]

Wow, that's some good sking! I learned to ski there as a kid. That was 58 years ago! It's looks very different now.

[@jameswest8280]

Watch out for the tree wells. 😂

[@peanuts1173]

Wow do people go to work and school? How does this happen? Snow mobile? Snowshoes? Skis? I can't imagine feeling snowed in like that!!!

[@jfox11000]

Gotta be awesome for skiing 🎿!!! So jealous , as a Northern Michigander I can say that I wish we got a lot more snow than what we get

[@cherlgolja5402]

Love the cold and snow ! Born raised in Wisconsin ! Now Northern California wine country for 40 years but go to Tahoe every month 🌬️

[@ddrowdy7666]

500" = 41.6' It must be melting fast if only 5' are left.

[@GM6.7]

They measure from the first snowfall of the season til the season ends and they track the total inches which is average of 500 inches for about 6-7 months. So yeah the snow base is only 5-6 ft where she's at but that's not what the story is about.

[@paanne1013]

Rocky Mountain National Park gets tons of snow, so much that the snow goes to the roof the the huge Visitors Center on Trail Ridge Road. Still, this is a lot of snow in Utah.

[@charlescurran1289]

That should help the water level of the Great Salt Lake.

[@rhuephus]

depends on which way the runoff goes, eh ?

[@charlescurran1289]

@@rhuephus Sure. I’m just basing that on the fact it’s a Salt Lake City news station.

[@jerrypeevey]

I just bought some property in the Sequoia National Forest and was going to build a 2 story. After this storm I am thinking maybe 3 story or at least a hole in the roof to get in and out.

[@chrismaggio7879]

Haha. Might think about making sure all you vents are up high and can't be blocked by snow drifts, and have a porch off the second floor so you have a new "formal entrance" when the ground floor is consumed in white fluffy stuff!

[@HaloDude557]

How much does property go over there?

[@jerrypeevey]

@@HaloDude557 You can find 1/2 acre for 30 to 50 k depending on what you want ... Heavy slopes are less until they have a view. That is now. This spring it may go up. Last report there is 12 ft of snow on the ground and another 4 or so coming. It is @ 7500ft level also. Thin air , no cell service , remote.

[@HaloDude557]

@@jerrypeevey meh I just realized you can't shoot guns there. Lame California laws.

[@jerrypeevey]

@@HaloDude557 Well we have some laws that are being taken down at this time by the Supreme court and if you want a CCW they are not hard to get. If you hunt you can no problem but the deer in low lands eat sage and a little grass and in the mountains they eat better buy not like say they do in Michigan off a lot of farms. I have a gun range within walking distance and can go anytime. They do have a lot of stupid gun laws buy like I said those are falling fast.

[@UncleFjester]

*The Banner on the video blocks 1/2 the screen!*

[@ernie5229]

They forgot to mention it was 500 inches of snow ALL YEAR. What a waist.

[@louf7178]

Waste

[@davidkemp3154]

Hoping Salt Lake is refilling from these snowstorms eventually.

[@wYatt121509]

Not going to happen, it is not politically convenient.

[@stevenmcgovern2121]

If this happens every year for the next 50 years it might.

[@easternyellowjacket276]

@@wYatt121509 Just wondering which right wing dope in the media "informed" you about the disappearance of Great Salt Lake as being "politically convenient"?

[@ILikeFreedomYo]

What is refilled? The lake use to consume the entire state. The progressive bureaucrats are also building multi billion dollar facilities on it's shore line at it's low point. If it's refilled we just wasted billions on a "state of the art" prison. They cry about the lake being low while in the same moment commit substantial money in betting against it's improvement.

[@TheHopetown]

@@stevenmcgovern2121

[@aaronallgrunn7845]

500 inches is over 41 feet..... might want to check those numbers

[@GlitchPG3D]

hey, i should move out of minnesota and move there! getting those storms quite often, lots of snow days and not much school! fun!

[@Mzgrs177]

Love ❤️ it, you all are so blessed Enjoy it.👍🏻

[@TechnMoto]

500 inches. When 4 feet is not enough to sell the news. 🤦‍♂️

[@ronaldcross]

Nowhere did I see 500" of snow.

[@smallfaucet]

Did he just say 'another feet' of snow?

[@quebecpatriot1874]

where I`m at they plowed snow every day since end of January yesterday they plowed remnants the last storm we had now were having insane cold...but when its cold, its not snowing...now my snowshoe grooves all disappeared :/

[@johnnyllooddte3415]

500 inches is almost 40 feet

[@deezynar]

Over 40 feet of snow? Are you sure that's 500 inches, or 50? That reporter was NOT standing in a road with 40 FEET of snow on each side.

[@orwellknew9112]

I’ve been in Quebec City when the one story homes were completely buried. This was before the Internet, so people didn’t have as much information. Up until then, I had no idea there were places that got that much snow. It was just an insane amount of snow. The sides of the roads were just walls about 10 feet tall. There were signs warning people not to climb up them because the power lines drooped in the middle and were inside the snow banks. Two storey homes has snow drifts right up to their soffits. The sides of roads were taller than the roofs of city buses.

[@johnnysmoke1442]

French Quebecers for Trudeau !

[@frankblangeard8865]

Five hundred inches of snow would be forty-one feet of snow. She demonstrates that a snow drift is 'as tall as me or taller'. Wow! A reporter who is nearly forty-one feet tall.

[@darknes7800]

You have heard of compaction of sublimation, right???????

[@TonicofSonic]

If this was true almost every house would be completely buried.

[@ModernGentleman]

Anything under 5 stories tall would be under snow.

[@murraymortson4307]

They are saying 500 inches of snowfall so far this year they are not saying 500 inches of snow....it's true...snow does compact..

[@TonicofSonic]

@@murraymortson4307 500÷12= approx 41. So ya there is that

[@murraymortson4307]

@@TonicofSonic Again, they are saying 500 inches of snowfall. I can do the math I'm an engineer. You obviously don't ski or snowboard. Look up recent snowfalls in the Utah ski areas. Snow is sometimes looked at on water equivalent. Utah snow is very light and lots of inches of snow per inch of water (20 to 40 inches sometime of snow that would melt to 1 inch of water). Snow on the west coast is called west coast cement has often 8 to 15 inches of snow per inch of water. So please understand the snow does pack out and actually melts from time to time. I have seen ski areas with lines on the tower near the top saying snow depth by year and trenches dug out of the snow so they could run the lift. So if you keep thinking that 500 inches of snow is impossible then please do a little research.

[@TonicofSonic]

@@murraymortson4307 Wow. Noone said 500ft. You conjured that up and got triggered by it. 😂 Pretty moronic for an engineer aren't ya? Vaccinate often?

[@untermench3502]

I can remember as a child in Canada, people having to leave their homes from a second-story window.

[@JUVI9596]

Winnipeg in 1986. We had to do that lol

[@pampage7162]

I remember a time when folks built their houses with second story doors and lines to their barns, but never lived in those areas.

[@randybobandy9828]

​@@pampage7162that sounds like blizzard weather where you needed to have a line to safely get from the barn to the house.

[@judil3294]

We were fortunate to have a covered walkway from front door to driveway that made a tunnel to walk down.

[@sloopy5191]

@unter mench: I remember that too, I was one of them! Wouldn't have changed it though, Revelstoke was a wonderful place to grow up in.

[@CourtyardPigeon]

I love it...I want go live there for the winter

[@cvn6555]

We can't get a flake in Penna. The already short ski season pretty much didn't happen this year.

[@shaynelhta]

500" of snow. Im glad its them and not me! It'll be low 80's here today. Btw, people need to get out more if they think 500" of snow isnt possible.

[@stanleymcomber4844]

But we’re in a drought ! 500 inches and counting. How much snow did Utah get when we had a river running down Main Street?

[@FINfinFINfinFINfin]

500" is over 41'. All y'all showed was 5'. Wassup with that?

[@doberman1ism]

These visuals are half of the snow❄️ fall that we would get in Copper Harbor in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan in the 1970s. What a winter ❄️ wonderland.

[@jayjaynella4539]

With 42 feet already, what is another 4 feet on top of that?

[@richardprice9979]

Still not the record. 1949 had 6 to ,8 feet at the sLc airport. Ranchers and farms received their food and coal by air. Y

[@gnp5278]

Your telling me over 41 feet of snow? That would cover a three story house over the roof....every telephone pole would be covered....this reporter is showing herself measuring five feet of snow....that's 60 inches....and your claiming over 8 times that.....I don't think so

[@bobvila4381]

It's 500 inches over the entire winter... The snow from earlier storms compacts.

[@cjlaity1]

Ok 500 inches is 41 feet so I'm assuming this is misinformation.

[@donreinke5863]

Its not misinformation. Wolf Creek Pass and ski area between South Fork and Pagosa Springs regularly exceeds 1000 inches in a season.

[@rhuephus]

@@donreinke5863 They're a lot higher altitude, also

[@andreabontempo643]

I think it means they've had 500" this snow season

[@cjlaity1]

@@andreabontempo643 --they only had about a 100 up until January so unless they got 400 inches in one month this is misinformation.

[@andreabontempo643]

@@cjlaity1 I don’t think so .

[@davehalliday9399]

Really 41 feet of snow?!? 500 divide by 12 is 41.6 feet

[@oby-1607]

That is just too much snow. I imagine if you live there, you get used to it but this gives a new slant on the term Six Feet Under.

[@dontlookback3549]

you folks who doubt the 500" total FOR THE ENTIRE SEASON SO FAR no little or nothing about snowfall...Mammoth Mt and Palisades Tahoe in California both have recorded about the same amount. Even in cold weather the snow melts and compacts...do your research...there are a number of locations that have received over 400" since last Nov. 1.

[@ModernGentleman]

So the tallest pile they showed us was 5 ft. That's 60 inches. A far cry from 500.

[@kaboom-zf2bl]

ahh the good ole days ... I miss that much snow ... last time we had that up here was 1973 ... but man the front walk patio snow forts were amazing ... chairs tables tv's sofas ... lights ... carpets even ... you name it people made a snow fort and used the space ... or sending the youngest kid who can shovel out a window so they can dig out the shovel by the back door so they can dig out the back door from inside while you make a path down to the door from the outside ... yeah them was fun days ... I do so miss them ... kids these days go to school online so ... getting snowed in cant happen anymore ... poor buggers LOL ;)

[@supertuber120]

Imagine a few weeks from now when it all starts to melt. That's gonna be a huge mess.

[@TheSteveRobinson]

That's 41 feet.

[@srteach70]

Think of this ... 500 inches of snow is 41 feet 8 inch, or 12.7 meters deep.

[@2cartalkers]

Almost 42 feet of snow!

[@Dogonatree]

Seeing that the average male is 69” tall, 500” is way taller than two adults stood on shoulders. Also, the pile she was standing next to was no where near 500”. That snow must melt quick

[@skaughtsman]

I thought she said two adult giraffes.

[@Dogonatree]

@@skaughtsman probably. Either way doesn’t make sense

[@Ewokforlife]

I am a local in slc and It feels like I’m driving in a trench when I go skiing there.

[@oldhardrock2542]

I remember one winter, Alta got 12 feet of new snow in a week. 1963? Maybe 1967?

[@MrSTOUT73]

42 FEET of snow?!?!? That would bury a 4 story building. I sure don't see that much snow on the video.

[@erichvonmolder9310]

Did they get 40 feet (500 inches) of snow???? Now you can get 40 feet of drifting snow, but not snow itself.

[@rossmeldrum3346]

Gee who would have thunk it, your house is at 10,750 feet elevation and you live in the mountains where it snows. What could possibly go wrong????

[@donreinke5863]

Thats not much. Wolf Creek Pass in southwestern Colorado often gets over 1000 inches in a season.

[@asajayunknown6290]

Yes Wolf Creek gets dumped on. But not 1000". I've been living in Colorado for 30+ years. I'd have to look to confirm, but I remember some 600" seasons. The Cottonwoods' snow this season is crazy. They'll likely end up in the 700s somewhere.

[@estelja]

An amazing 1,140 inches (95 feet) was recorded at Mount Baker Ski Area (4,200 feet elevation) in Washington during the July 1, 1998, to June 30, 1999, snow season. That's the most snowfall recorded in a season for any location in the U.S., according to NOAA.

[@iron___]

Share some of that snow with Canada please! Crazy.

[@patprop74]

HELL NOO lol they can keep it, I'm already done with winter and we're not even in March yet lol

[@sethmunoz3608]

Only in a small town can you find the mayor who's also the towns plow driver

[@bryanhauschild4376]

Arguably 50”. I don’t think anywhere has seen 500”.

[@bubbasizemore4556]

Snow!!! ❄⛄❄

[@wYatt121509]

41' DAMN, I find that difficult to process. Still I did live 20 minutes down the mountain from Lake Tahoe in Nevada and have seen similar heights in the day. 41' though. The Donner party died in 28'. Just think about that.

[@anthonymorales842]

I think there is an order of magnitude wrong here. 50 inches of snow that's believable, 500 inches means that's 42 feet of snow. C'mon now lets pay attention.

[@noahenglert]

500 inches is 43 FEET!!!! there's no fucking way it would be that much!!

[@dr.a006]

Come on, Channel 2! 🙄Who there does not know that 500” is *CUMULATIVE* seasonal total, not standing snow?! It settles after every storm, but still over 150” base is a lot!

[@bobvila4381]

I quit going up the cottonwood canyons over 10 years ago... It's just a freaking circus now days!

[@stevenlyons635]

Year to date vice what’s on the ground. 526” vice 135”

[@dcvariousvids8082]

500”? That doesn’t look like 41.5ft

[@josephnebeker7976]

Okay, I know I'm mathematically challenged, but... Isn't 500 inches of snow just over 41 feet? Seriously, who says 500 inches of snow? I don't see 41 ft of snow there. Why do people tell us how much protential water they're getting instead of how much snow is on the ground?

[@woodb51]

Is this considered part of the Colorado River basin?

[@jdfflats1]

You can not imagine the loss of live stock and the pain they are going through with this much snow

[@MrBonners]

mountain terrain, there is no livestock.

[@skaughtsman]

No livestock up there, but this is why we've had heards of Elk descend and show up in the valleys here.

[@hughroney6342]

They got 41 feet of snow?? Thats enough to cover a 4 story building! looks a bit like click bait to me

[@katherineolson8426]

Thank goodness for that snowpack

[@killkrazy9913]

I live in NH and DREAM of a day we get snow like that.

[@bp2335]

41 feet of snow eh??? 500 inches.!

[@tangojuli209]

500 inches (41 feet?) or 500 centimeters? (16 feet)

[@scottyjames2432]

Amanda Gilbert! I miss you in Tulsa.

[@kensmith8832]

500 inches is about 42 feet of snow. That's enough snow to build a glacier, crush a home, bury trees, and remove all life.

[@tyeman3039]

This is why I LOVE FLORIDA! 😂

[@kristinabolba1351]

Reminds me of the midwest blizzard in the 70's

[@davidbrakefield188]

They got 41 feet of snow. I find that hard to believe.

[@GM6.7]

For the season which means start in November til now the snowfall total was 500" but thru melt and pack it is only sitting at 5-6 ft

[@proudwhitestraightman1574]

Love all that white!!!

[@MrPerry61]

Boss is like "You're still coming in to work right?"

[@ermannodangelo1062]

More than 2 adults high🤔more than 5 adults high more like it. That’s not 500 inches, don’t they realize 500” is like 41 feet.