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TopicBiggest storm in a century? Walmart shelves as Texas prepare for huge storm
TommyG663513
02/14/21 10:47:55 PM
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monkmith posted...
keep up with the weather? they dont even attempt to do that in my area. snow plows dont even go out until the snow stops, and even then they just do interstates and ramps.

my area got a foot and a half of snow a few years back, never seen that much snow in my life before and apparently the last time we'd gotten that amount was in the 80s. it took my city a week to "clear" major roads. and by clear i mean that it went from "impossible to drive" to "well you're gonna fuck up your car". secondary streets never got cleared. side roads never got cleared. neighborhoods never got cleared. so even though those main streets were "cleared", unless you had a truck you'd never make it to them...

it took two weeks for the snow to melt.

Where are you from?

Even up here the quality of snow removal can vary. Yeah interstates tend to get priority as well as the busier roads. Side streets in rural areas can be iffy.

The city of St. Paul in particular is really bad at snow removal on its side streets and they can't have winter parking bans, because many homes over there don't have much for driveways to park their cars. Street parking is about all there is.

Snow removal in Minneapolis and any surrounding suburb tends to be much better than within St. Paul.

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