This guy knows what's up.
This guy knows what's up.
I say bring on the white stuff, I can always put on enough layers to stay warm but can never take off enough in the triple digits to stay cool!
But at least in the triple digit heat, your fingers don't get all slow-moving, numb and tingly! Unless you're having a heat-induced stroke, maybe, but generally speaking, they don't.
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Im ready for it. I hope we get lots and lots of snow. I just picked up an big ole K2500 and I hope I get to play with it in the snow. 
Im ready for it. I hope we get lots and lots of snow. I just picked up an big ole K2500 and I hope I get to play with it in the snow.
I bought a Jeep last December and immediately we were promised substantial snow fall. I'll admit, my lady parts began to tingle. Oh how I was disappointed when the storm swirled around the OKC area and all we had was some light flurries.
Ice storms, they are wide spread. Spring storms usually localized to a mile or two of major damage.
I bought a 4x4 truck after fighting my Trans Am through the 2011 snowmageddon. Barely had crap since. I want to use my 4wd damnit. Actually HAVE to use it!
I think we had some slick spots on Christmas day and when leaving my mom's house I had to go up an icy hill. There were a few cars pulled off to the side while others were turning around, including a guy in a Porsche (who takes their Porsche out on the ice?). I put it in 4WD and made it up the hill no problem with my stock A/T tires. Now, I'm thinking I could have honestly made it up had I left it in 2WD, but if there was any time I ever NEEDED 4WD on the pavement, that was it and it was disappointing.
Thanks for the work you guys do in all kinds of weather to restore power.
It's appreciated.
