Wind chills in parts of North Dakota reached minus 70 degrees (minus 56 degrees Celsius), while the heat index in Miami was more than 160 degrees warmer at 92 (33 degrees Celsius).
Wind chills in parts of North Dakota reached minus 70 degrees (minus 56 degrees Celsius), while the heat index in Miami was more than 160 degrees warmer at 92 (33 degrees Celsius).
While the U.S. is shivering through bone-chilling cold, most of the rest of world is feeling unusually warm weather.
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I'm a Michigander. We don't get ridiculous low temps like -70 or anything but, I wish most roads would be left alone. Plow and salt main Highways and expressways but, leave everything else undone. Then we can buy vehicles that can traverse the snow like sleds or good 4x4 rigs.
This would keep our roads nicer and would keep our cars from rotting out
That’s not really feasible. School buses is one obvious reason (among many others).
Kids can take their parents’ sled to school.
Come on...we could have school sled dog "busses"!
Or snow machines.
If you have no traction it doesn't matter how many wheels have power to them your still gonna slip.
Amoung the tons of other issues with just not plowing some roads. Comment reeks of brainrot.
If your losing traction you don't have a good 4x4 rig.
It doesn't matter how good the rig is if all four wheels are on ice lol.
That's where studs come in. Been there done that. Just takes more prep
Also this is why I'm only advocating for back roads and rural roads to not be plowed. And to have people prepare themselves for that kindve environment instead of relying on us as a society to try and stop the weather from doing what it does.
And if it's to slick take the sled. Or snow machine
Sleds we're mentioned for a reason. Make it the job of the individual to decide if leaving here is worth the work or not
Reduce car dependency, plow side roads first because main roads clear themselves.