It's Worse Than I Thought - Blizzard Survival

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[@texomatinker414]

It's great to see a man helping his neighbors. We need more of this! I had a college friend back in the '60's who moved from Arkansas to Minnesota. One winter morning during a heavy snow storm, he started walking out to the barn and couldn't find it. He finally realized the snow had drifted up to the eaves and he was standing on the roof. He moved back to Arkansas that summer. Stay safe!

[@jacobshepherd3997]

My dad had a similar experience in Davenport Iowa when he was in high school

[@booquifous7713]

Your such a good guy. Checking on your neighbors like you do. I really admire you. Keep doing what your doing.

[@cecilbroom5652]

Letting your works show your faith.

[@oceanmartin670]

My thoughts exactly! I love the simple life too and being satisfied with your day's work puts a smile on your face. 👍

[@MrJohnweez]

Your filming is top notch even in a blizzard!

[@_NikkyD_]

Yeah, respect on the audio!

[@idkpods2647]

Quality filming

[@marklaurenz2131]

Cody, I'm glad that the snowblower gives you willies, it means you respect that machine and know what could happen on accident. As always, Great video and look forward to the next one. Stay safe and GOD BLESS.

[@brandoncaldwell95]

Having a an internal metal leg prothesis, anything gives me the willies. Still timid to run a tractor. Have a couple times, but im not too strong on the clutch. I hate dropping it. The only thing im sort of comfortable with is driving. Even then that took a while as my feet are atill half numb. (all because of bone cancer treatments.)

[@therealkillerb7643]

Born and bred in Maine, what you are experiencing is what we call "a nice, early Spring..." Now you know you've been in a "blizzard" when you have to shovel the snow off your roof to keep it from collapsing... Yup, had to walk ten miles to school, up hill (both ways) in deeper snow than that... ;-)

[@Diggit7979]

85 dead 2 missing still. I'm south just a bit and had 2 friends that lost everything. Numbers are accurate from what they tell me.

[@therealkillerb7643]

@True North Strong and Free Canada? Where's that? Oh, isn't that near the Arctic or something? Yeah I think I heard about you folks with your dog sleds and igloos. So, how many words for "snow" do you Canadians have, anyways?

[@Dustin2112]

Yeah... back in my day, we had to walk uphill just to get to a bigger hill to walk up. Nah, not really, I live in middle Tennessee... if a piece of styrofoam is blowing in the wind, they shut down everything and call the National Guard just to be on the safe side... did I mention milk and bread?

[@themodernadventurer4320]

Move to Alaska then ya can say all of that, and it’s actually in the arctic. 27 feet of snow, lots of fun once ya get use to it.

[@therealkillerb7643]

@True North Strong and Free Well you know, we don't tend to have long conversations in Maine during the winter. The words just kind of freeze in the air and drop to the ground. When "Mud Season" comes (what flatlanders call "Spring") all them words suddenly thaw out and it makes the most gosh darnded racket you can imagine! But if that whiskey is single malted scotch, I might be minded to leave a few words behind for Spring!

[@05victorylly]

Blower looks like its working good. Might want to consider running those shoes another 1" lower to stay out of the gravel & dirt.

[@SudzieJCW]

A idea that WILL help keep it from jamming up the second stage. I do this with my walk behind blowers. Cut out some sections of rubber from a semi mud flap or heavier conveyer belt. Bolt them to the front side of the second stage impeller fins. Cut them to be a snug fit to the housing so at first they rub just the slightest bit. They will wear them selves to a perfect fit. This will help keep rocks from jamming. Will also add protection to the fins from damage and wear as well. This will also maximize the efficacy of the blower as it creates a precision like fit. It helps A LOT when blowing heavy wet snow. Keeps it from building up inside the barrel and the shoot. As you have more/faster air/snow going through the shoot. It will also throw the heavy stuff quite a bit farther as well. Trust me, You will NOT regret doing this

[@benkitchen9922]

Some guide wheels on each side of the blower to keep it up a couple inches would help keep it out of the gravel.

[@Harley04]

Similar thought but wheels probably get seized up so maybe some kind of spacer like ski that clips onto the bucket on either side

[@tanktop8]

I had wheels on my garden tractor snow blower an old Cub cadet 129 (somebody else mounted them on the IH blower), and they were causing steering problems, when I took them off and just went with the original skids I have to had any issue. A wide flat skid or shoe similar to what's on a conventional snow plow would probably work. A skinny one would dig Into the ground.

[@CedarOutpost]

Skid shoes need to be lowered.

[@MIgardener]

I heard it was the worst storm in history out that way according to the nartional weather service. 4 feet total in some places? Stay warm and stay safe.

[@vampiregoat69]

more like 11-14 inches we are not used to that kind of snow we usually get little to none in Wash state and this is bad.

[@SupraRy]

Wranglerstar actually said in his most recent video that they got a 2 foot dump, and they were anticipating another 3-4 Feet!!! absolutely insane, but he has all the tools and equipment to stayed plowed out, warm, clean, and safe.

[@kfouts2]

Hope you are packing enough hot chocolate for your producer, director, camera crew and boom operator! Those guys are the best! Makes us all feel like we are there. Can’t wait for Wranglerstar IMAX! Blessings on you and yours! Pace yourself!

[@williambeckman6900]

That reminds me of my mother and her side of the family always saying "were you born in a barn?" To anyone that does not remember to shut a door. Just a Midwest farmers expression for lazy youngsters I guess.

[@larryfisher7056]

Dad grew up in Nebraska....we heard that all the time..

[@nigelwylie01]

William Beckman, yup, I had that from my Dad all the time too, in the UK.

[@kevinmcg6747]

In Scotland the saying is 'were you born in a park?' ie are not used to doors. Small world!

[@bransonred1]

Mary to her teenage son Jesus "your room is a mess young man, were you born in a barn?!?!" Jesus "why yes mother, in fact I was, now be on your way and do not concern yourself with my Father's son"

[@alanj7306]

Haha 😂! Too funny Smith!

[@Radioman7788]

I really like your channel. Thank you for sharing your life with us. :-)

[@VexShiza]

Thank you! I was about to say the same thing.

[@krustysurfer]

Thanks for the update, glad everyone is good. Up in Seattle they pushed the panic button, now the stores had runs on them, certain commodity's and staples are nowhere to be found. More snow in the forecast. Showing the wink links in modern urban infrastructure. The media made the panic, its a testing of the waters so to speak. Many are feeling vulnerable. My prayers are for safety kindness and wisdom for the Pacnw. Here in Lower Michigan its winter, when it snows you go play in it or help others so they are able to carry on. Its a group effort back here on the Great Lakes. You roll with the punches, shrug it off and get back to work or play when its necessary to keep sane. Much love blessings and aloha Wranglerstars!

[@ynotshowme2ur3times]

Any chance you could get your nieghbor russel to sit down and interview just reminese? Im intreaged. I think it would be nice now and then to have a sit down interview with a old timer to talk woods or like your channel......misc stuff

[@simplemanduke7128]

Cody I don't think Sweet Pea could get any cute!! God bless you and yours. Keep up the great selfless work you do.

[@funkehouse]

*Loaf

[@TyBraek]

I live in port orchard Washington and we didn't even have it that bad. Probably about 10 inches in 2 days. My drive home from work takes 35 minutes. Today it took more than 3 hours, 30 min I'm so thankful for all the 4x4s out there just helping people who were stuck. I didn't even get a chance to thank the person who helped me they were too busy helping others. So if the guy who towed me up that hill off of treemont in the green diesel truck is watching. Thanks a million. Stay safe and stay inside.

[@Colddirector]

It's funny, I live in Australia and there's very few places down here that it actually snows. I always remember being really envious of Americans about that as a kid, but as I've grown older I've realised just how much of a boon that is. Snow seems like a real pain in the ass at the best of times, and really dangerous at the worst of times.

[@bigm383]

Plus one is far more likely to die of hypothermia!

[@Colddirector]

Big M Though in that regard, we do get heat strokes instead.

[@bigm383]

@@Colddirector Yes, we do indeed, but surprisingly more people actually die from hypothermia than from dehydration /hyperthermia. Once your core temperature gets below 34 celcius your heart developes arrhythmias which are difficult to treat, even if the patient is rewarmed, etc. Hyperthermia can cause rhabdomyolisis which can cause renal failure which isn't immediately fatal. Either can cause death, as you say.

[@seabears_hate_circles]

I love the snow. To me, it's beautiful and it really changes the landscape. I can wander the same section of woods in summer and winter and see things completely differently. I'll see things I've never seen before, and I get a whole different perspective. Yeah, it does get to be a pain sometimes, and the cold days of winter without any snow aren't fun, but I still love it.

[@paintball130]

Very nice of you to look after the elders in your community, Cody... It's something a lot of people would never even think of doing. Good on you.

[@bluegent7]

Few things are more satisfying than to go out and work in a freezing storm and then go indoors and relax before a burning stove.

[@ynotshowme2ur3times]

For your shop doors......id say cut 6in off bottom and replace with either rubber or canvas so the bottoms dont get stuck yet keeps snow out

[@redsampler2017]

yup, and for now he could tarp it up like a curtain a bit to keep the worse snow out.

[@muhdiversity7409]

I like the fact that my snowblower impeller stops operating when I let go of the controls. Same with my walk behind lawnmower. A neighbor lent me his walk behind while mine was in the shop; he'd disabled the safety features - scariest piece of equipment I've ever used. Respect machinery always.

[@SimpleDragon1328]

This'll probably get buried but; I'm a 22 year old male in my fourth year working on a natural resource management: Fire Science degree in WI. I help a couple manage their home (roughly 10 acres). Since we've been getting lots of snow recently, I have been in charge of clearing their long driveway with the husband's old Ford Tractor (equipped w/ back blade and snowblower). Suffice it to say, every time I hop on that tractor and blow snow, I think of these videos and your great content. I'm a bit of a suburban kid, so operating a tractor and hydraulic attachments is a bit of a novelty for me.

[@01AceAlpha]

After clearing snow there is nothing better than coming home to family in a cozy warm house!

[@OriginalOutdoorplayer]

Why no chains this year?

[@alanj7306]

“And that’s how drones break.” Haha 😆, I was thinking the same thing. Mr. W, awesome of you to help out your neighbors. You’re a great friend and wonderful person.

[@richardhjones5576]

she cracked me up. Pointed to the coo coo clock and said "birdy" she is so smart and so cute.

[@doak4886]

If that’s a major storm don’t move to the Midwest.

[@yonny1954]

We live in central Maine; AMEN! We will get 6-10" Tue-Wed very mediocre 18-24 happens several times each year. I guess we are just use to it and it's not powder it is wet to one degree or another

[@doak4886]

yonny1954 Yes and we’ve already had 20 below with a high of minus 12 and that’s not wind chill. I think the Midwest maybe gets as much high wind in the winter as most too. Just lovely.

[@tonyioannoni4951]

Same here, in Quebec...all I saw was about 4 inches of snow and a lot of wind...here my driveway has 6 feet of snow on each sides...minus 27 with wind shield factor...minus 37 ....

[@RiverRatCatfishing]

I didn't want to say it! Minnesota here! We had about 2 weeks of below zero. Windchills of minus 50! We has a "small" blizzard warning here the other day which was like 6 -7 inches of snow that just kept blowing. I have a long driveway and used the bobcat to clear the driveway. A snow blower would be nice just so I can blow the snow futher away from my driveway as it always drifts shut. But if you live in the midwest you also know to pile your snow up on the south side of your driveway if you can. But with all due respect, every area is different on how they view things. You and I may call this storm just another day, to others this is a big nightmare. I knew right away it wasn't an issue when i saw the snow blower tear through the ground. plow would of done just fine and probably been faster, and most of the snow probably has melted already and or is gone. But again to each their own.

[@snowcat09]

Or the northeast. Hardly even enough to snow blow.

[@5150Lane]

Blowing snow isn't a challenge for an engineer, but blowing rocks and dirt with a snowblower is! lol

[@renessanceYT]

Wonderfully shot episode!

[@mzimmerman12]

Changing into your gray toupee for a better snow effect was genius in the barn door scene. You certainly go all out.

[@inarainyplace]

I'm basically snowed in. Have a 12 ft gate at the entrance to my long driveway and it's a foot deep in snow and frozen shut. Oh well. I'm not going to dig it out! I have food, water, warmth, light, books and no need to go anywhere. Snowing and blowing is not the time to think about these things. I wish for everybody to be OK and please learn to think ahead and prepare for bad events. Protect your livestock and bring your pets inside.

[@ryancoakley]

Prayers for Mrs. W and all of you in that crazy blizzard! God bless

[@joshualeesherman]

Way to go at getting great audio in those conditions! You definitely got me fired up about some preparations.

[@ThePhilandPam]

We really can’t complain about the weather here in the UK, we get an inch of snow and close all the schools and airports, you just get on with it and video in blizzards 👍

[@iron3624]

Man the amount of different shots in this video is ridiculously awesome

[@ChrisGilliamOffGrid]

His videography is excellent. I am striving to achieve this level.

[@hannakinn]

Good guy helping out the neighbors! The world needs more kind helpful people like you, very badly. My 86 year old mother lives in an area where the majority of people claim to be very religious, church three times a week, they claim to pray for you, bless you, all that. They don't usually have much snow there so not many people have snow removal equipment. When they did have a snow the people with snow removal equipment really overcharged the elderly people. I live in another state so could not shovel my mothers 2 car driveway. The man that cleared it, in less than five minutes with the plow on his pickup, did not shovel her sidrwalk and charged EIGHTY dollars! It made me really angry. The man that ripped off my mother is a neighbor and goes to the church mom attends. My husband and I lived out in the country, across from a large farm. My husband was on his way home, about 10pm and noticed the farm neighbors barn was on fire. He called 911, alerted the family, helped them get animals out, drove farm equioment out of the burning barn and drove a truck out of the flaming building. He was unable to save an old car parked next to the barn. He risked his life helping them, it was scary! About a week later I went over to their farmstand to buy half a dozen ears of corn and the husband and wife told me they hsd to charge me $.50 extra because I picked out the bigger ears of corn. Unbelievable! Most neighbors are not kind, caring or generous any longer. You're a rarity. Thank you for being a good guy!

[@ommeking]

Mr.W aka handy man, aka best neighbor, aka looking out and taking care of Mrs.W and the little one. Keep up the informative and quality videos.

[@TheCanadianBubba]

Keep safe and warm Wranglerstar family !

[@henryzabel1746]

Wish our snow up here was drier . Here is what I found helped a bunch . After auger packed with wet concrete snow , I cleared it and chute then used weed burner to get the last of ice / snow out . Then continued heating it until it was totally dry . Then used almost a whole can of cooking PAM on every surface including augers and blower / chute . Wow , it did not clog while doing neighbors driveways and it was throwing snow about twice as far . Took my little Geo Tracker on prescription run for neighbor and one trip to a store also , along with a welfare check on neighbors 98 year old father . Ready for next two storms !

[@colescott2005]

what happened to the tire chains

[@motor2of7]

Got a foot of snow here in the western sierras, power was out for 2 days. Had 2 huge oaks down across the driveway, took 7 hours to cut/plow my way down to the highway. Next day I plowed my neighbors half mile driveway, took4 hours. Next day I cut firewood for a friend and brought gas for his generator. More snow on the way. Lots of work but it feels good to be out in the cold, working hard and helping others.

[@thewestnewyorker7269]

Russell looks like he is getting around a little slower than the last time we saw him. Glad you can and do help your neighbors!!!

[@andrewf.909]

Saturday night fun with Wranglerstar! Thanks man!

[@johnme7049]

Hope Mrs. W gets felling better quick. Bless you for your concern for your elderly neighbors. You stafe out there. Best to the family.

[@1wolfpup]

She is such a little doll! Sweet-loaf is such a beautiful little angel. God bless and keep you and your family safe from all harm. Stay tucked in and warm.

[@GadgetAddict]

Fantastic. Stay safe!

[@tonymcloughlin7007]

Wow some snow storm, glad you are ok Cody. You are a fine example of what being a neighbour is. Pass my thoughts on to Mrs W and I pray she gets better soon. Tony.

[@GregsKitchen]

31c at my place today, going for a swim :D

[@WattsWoodenWonders]

5:13 You're supposed to be blowing snow, not tilling the earth. lol Great video! That is one heck of a storm!

[@HomesteadJay]

Wow thats crazy! Thanks for sharing during the chaos!

[@gazay7777]

I use to live just North of Wranglerstar. I moved to Texas 1 month ago. My brother says the snow is worse than anything he's ever seen.

[@inadollard6672]

Nice bridge, glad to see you out helping the neighbors

[@jameshitch5041]

As I sit here sick from cancer and chemo nothing warms my heart like watching you live your dreams and seeing the happiness it bring you. Seeing sweet loaf in the end of the video brings hope there is a better future ahead for those who will be here long after we are all gone. Thank you I loved the snow videos it's almost like I'm there or the closest thing to it. Why NO LED light bar on the tractor? I'm a little disappointed in that.

[@wranglerstar]

Thank you,

[@jameshitch5041]

​@@wranglerstarI'd like to request a light bar installation and review with night drone video to see the output performance on the tractor verses the factory lighting. Storm recap with totals and damage report would be rewarding for those who struggle to see a inch of total snowfall a year. I know your busy and probably have your work load planned out in advance so I completely understand if I never see it. Thank you I'll be watching either way.

[@skatepuunksurvivalist8536]

As a Buddhist vegetarian skatepunk of fifty, I really enjoy your channel. Be safe, love to the family and friends

[@chrisjewell7053]

Awwww, Sweetloaf is growing so big. Cute! We are in the mix too. 4 foot snowdrifts in the driveway and backyard.

[@GoosePondHideoutWithRob]

That is a crazy amount of snow and wind for your area. Nice of you to help out your neighbors like you do. You are a kind soul. Thank you from the southeast.

[@Femmpaws]

Up here in the San Juan's we got a few inches of snow and the Northeaster blowing 25 to 40 mph now. Temps down in the low 20s or teens. It's always good to check in on those you know in the neighborhood. When I hurt my back and wasn't going anywhere a couple of the younger neighbors stopped by to see if I was doing okay. They were worried they hadn't see the dogs outside. They liked being greeted by two big sled dogs.

[@MarkOakleyComics]

I'm in the middle of high winds and vicious cold right now, (but no snow today). This video warmed my heart! Thanks so much for sharing it and everything you do!

[@surfearth1]

I live in the snow belt. Make sure you keep the snow off that large expansive roof or it may collapse on yah! Especially once it warms up and gets heavy. I love the snow, such an adventure! Awesome to see neighbors helping neighbors.

[@zookinthe6ix461]

First rule when dealing with a severe blizzard. Cover the face with a quality ski mask, north face sells some high quality ones. Throw on some goggles and thank me later.

[@tek2974]

Cody, coat the entire inside of the snowblower and chute w/ a good silicon spray and let it dry, I do it while it's churning to get all angles of the auger. Keeps all the snow from sticking and makes it run a bit smoother. Especially good for wet snow. A tip from mountains of Pennsyltucky.

[@michaeldougfir9807]

HOORAY!!! I have been waiting for the snow blower! And you did a good thing putting it on the FRONT of the tractor. I bet the Martian wishes he had. It's nice to come home to family and a warm house in a storm. You are blest.

[@farmboss792]

Looks like the old tractor needs a bath at the end of the day 👍🏼👍🏼

[@bobhale8325]

I love how you and others are taking care of your neighbors. It is amazing. AND what a beatutiful child SweetLoaf is becoming----has been all along.

[@edspencer7121]

A little advice, If you have to get off the tractor to check the blower, disengage it first. It's not worth life and limb. Advice is what I recieved from my dad with my first field tractor and blower setup. Even at an idle the governor on the tractors engine is still load sensing. Take care.

[@sopmod556mm9]

Glad you guys are weathering the blizzard OK and staying safe. I hope Mrs. W gets well soon.

[@jamesbockenstette4332]

Sweet loaf is a beautiful child. Thanks for posting. You had fun on your machine. Good on you.

[@user-ro9vi3xs4y]

Thanks for sharing! Keep sending snow updates!

[@timreid9556]

Just woke up about brew the coffee and a "Cody teaches community " Wranglerstar video is up...I will pause this and go gets my coffee

[@MrJinga27]

If we get even a light dusting of snow in the UK the whole country grinds to a halt and the news reports it like its the end of time....your a great neighbour Cody...

[@NothingToNoOneInParticular]

I used to take care of my parents elderly neighbors in the winter. Snow blowing and such. I miss that.

[@Dirtmonkey]

Well done video, really nice camera work. Glad you made it through the blizzard!

[@holmiumNZ]

Can't believe how much snow is in your shop. It's like you don't even have a roof haha.

[@conorc725]

A true gent! Well done to you Cody! I love seeing how you care for your neighbours!

[@FrostySumo]

It has snowed sideways here in Salem. You have it much worse. Good luck and I love your selfless neighborly assistance.

[@yankey4]

Will keep you guys in are prayers. Thanks for sharing with us. Must say I was happy to see the snow blower work. Stay warm. God Bless

[@dananelson3534]

That's some chore. Good to see you check on neighbours. That really eats the snow. Take care and stay warm.

[@PPDpiper]

I had a feeling that you were going to switch to the blower .

[@fr8trainUS]

Glad to see the snow blower is functioning

[@swamprat69er]

Windshield washer fluid will keep the bottoms of the doors free as will almost any alcohol. If you backed into the shop, they you could blow your way out.

[@wendellperkins7605]

No chains this year?

[@EDC_Tactical]

That come along is a good reminder, how have the more power pullers held up over the years?

[@MoonShine07]

You was pissing in the wind there mate blowing that now 😂😂

[@bigm383]

Thanks for the update. Stay safe.

[@mrtowmonster]

What no snow chains on the tractor? To hlpe keep the cutting edge on the blower from digging into the stone what I have heard from guys that use a plow to plow snow off gravel driveways is to take a piece of pvc pipe about inch and a half cut it to length of the cutting edge maybe a bit shorter to make it easier to put on then put in on the table saw and rip it down the length of the pipe but don't cut it into just cut thru one side the slip it over the blower cutting edge it's supposed to keep the cutting edge from digging into the gravel and blowing the gravel into the yard. You can do the same for a snow plow cutting edge.

[@cwatson42785]

Why on earth would you not close your shed doors when you know a storm is in bound?

[@thejunkguys4712]

by the look of the tracter you should buils even a half inch ski on edge of blower then u not blowing half dirt

[@rejm1161]

I'm from Québec , Canada and we're waiting for that west coast blizzard to arrive here. We're expecting 3 feet of snow and close to 0 visibility. I'm ready ! ... I open my small driveway with an electric snow blower. This time it will be a mix of shoveling , snowblower and take it slowly, I'm 65. Here, 3 feet of snow is not unusual but this mean that I'll get 4 and 5 feet at certain spots

[@Gamerpro-cx3ud]

Another great video. I just wanted to take a moment and say how nice it is to see you helping your neighbours out its something you don't see very often anymore but it's very good to see

[@eddiethomas3083]

Thank you Mr Wranglerstar

[@joewoodchuck3824]

My dad did this through quite a few years in boonville ny. He had a rear mounted pto drive blower on a big jd tractor which he used just about every day. Even if new snow didnt fall from storms, the 300 foot driveway would get filled with snow blowing in from the surrounding pastures. Tough way to live but he loved it.

[@charliesmith643]

Wonderful. Praying for Mrs W to get better. Love SweetLoaf.

[@noeenriquez4106]

Your a good man helping others in time of need

[@moderndino]

i'm impressed by the effort you've invested in camera angles.

[@charliesmith643]

We were living in Kingston over the winter of 99/2000 when Mount Baker broke the snowfall record of 98 feet or something for the season.

[@troytreeguy]

Boy that blower really throws dirt well! More of a harley rake LOL Country life is good we watch out for each other. Ya know we do that in big society but through welfare and other government programs that separate us from our neighbors and their needs. I don't think its a selfish gesture in the country to help others, knowing you may need help in return. I think it shows the raw reality that we do need each other and though it may be raw, it is honest and interacting with your neighbors around need helps to understand each other better. Americas strength is in her people, though we may be a bit divided, together is the only way forward. Be Well and keep warm

[@Cascade5012]

You are a good person Cody. Thank you for sharing.

[@new_england_times553]

We in New in Southern New England had a storm like that last March. Amazing going outside and listening to the trees cracking and falling down. My neighbor lost about 30-40 trees and numerous shelters they had for their animals.

[@bernarrcoletta7419]

Wow! Praying for all y’all.

[@lukesmith9648]

Great Vid! So we have a similar set up for our cabin tractor except a blade for the back and no cab. We were taught that if the snowblower is eating rocks or dirt to adjust the skid plates up and let a few inches of snow "lay". This gave traction for the trucks/tractor. If we then wanted it completely clear to blade the rest off on the return drive with the plow. We were cleaning excess of 2-3 feet of snow in central Idaho though. Great set up Enjoy the SNOW!.