I like this video. Honestly, if i was the one driving i would be white knuckling it. But the fact that it is a video with no talking amd someone else is doing the driving, it is cathartic and strangely relaxing.
Nothing more calming and relaxed than a careful, leisurely drive in snow. Music playing. Heater keeping things nice and warm in the vehicle. Kick back brothers and sisters.
I love driving in that stuff. My 2017 Tacoma gets really good traction in that snow in 4x4 with 4 Blizzack snowtires and abouit 200 lbs of sandbags in the bed . As long as i can see a reasonable distance ahead, I'm all good. Grab a large coffee. Turn on the tunes and chill out and take my time getting home. I never drive in that weather without 1st filling up my tank and having a emergency kit with blanket. Extra sweater. Extra hat , scarf and warm mittens ( not gloves as your hands will stay warmer inside mittens) . Chocolate bars. Bottled water. Candles and a charged 10000mah power pack i bring with me daily for my iPhone and a flares . and I've dressed as if i have to walk somewhere in that same weather. Dont have to wear everything driving. But having it in seat beside you in a good idea. Just in case. Confident is one thing. Still being prepared is another.
When I worked for Jeep Corp we had to come in and work unless it was a level 3 which our sheriff wound never call years and years had to drive to work like this in Toledo,Ohio
Joes Golden Garage I remember that! I live in the SE corner of Tn near Chattanooga. Only time I ever got to go snow tubing here. That was a lot of fun only being 11 years old at the time. Except for the power outages, of course.
Its 2022 and 2 minutes into the video gas is posted at $1.59 a gallon? Those were the days. I like driving in the snow too. Especially when there is less traffic. It becomes a different world.
People hate driving in the snow because it can be dangerous but it looks so fun and peaceful to me. Now, the highway or the interstate is my exception. You want to avoid highways and interstates because that is where pileups happen. Most pileups involve 50+ vehicles and some of those vehicles are semis. Being involved in a pileup can be lethal.
The historical definition of a Blizzard is a combination winds above 35 mph and a temperature below 20 degrees with snow falling or a ground blizzard where the wind picks up snow that has already fallen. The term is used by most people to describe a heavy snowstorm with some wind that is cutting visibility and causing bad road conditions, their intention is not to be technical correct but to just relate their experience with a little hyperbole.
@@franzisaryk5965 I was citing the definition from the National Weather Service which is a pretty good authority. Temperature has a lot to do with the definition. You can have Ground Blizzard with no snow falling, the high wind picks up the dry powdery snow and blows it around sometimes causing whiteouts, heavy wet snow will not cause snow drifts nor produce a ground blizzard. The temperature has to be at least in mid twenties or lower to produce blowing, drifting snow, this happens a lot in the upper Midwest and Canada. Anyway no big deal I hope we all can enjoy a White Christmas.
@@fasx56 I wasn't being rude or a dick I was just saying I've never seen temperature as a criteria for a blizzard on the weather channel...Anyway I think it's amazing how you can have a blizzard without it even snowing mother nature is so cool thanks for the conversation
@Draggy654 for real though lol I live in Spokane, Washington and yeah we have long dry hot summers, but very cold and snowy winters. The first snow fall is gonna be tomorrow. We're expecting 6 inches which is almost average for a snowy day. I dont think its ever been 50° during the winter
There is an art to driving in the snow which takes years to master. Since it does snow often at times in the Washington DC area via nor'easters and I try to keep light pressure on the accelerator and if it is a stoplight ahead, I give myself extra room to decelerate without locking up the brakes.
I would find it a hindrance to drive in conditions where the edge of the pavement was completely obscured and I couldn't really tell where the road was.
$1.49 for regular gas?? Wow. Where was this?😂 I know it was 2016, but even then gas prices weren’t that low. Where I live REGULAR GAS is $2.89- $2.92 a gallon. And for deisel? forget it😂
Try doing this with no rear brakes. I had to come home from Evergreen, CO. to Lakewood, CO. one night, a 15 mile stretch one night in a blizzard, more than half the trip is straight downhill shot, it wasn't until the next day when I took my car to the mechanic is when I found out my Blazer had NO rear brakes at all. I do not know how I ever got it stopped the whole way down.
THE ONLY APPROPRIATE DASHCAM MUSIC FOR THIS VIDIO IS ' THE DEVIL'S TRIANGLE ' BY KING CRIMSON. SOMETHING ABOUT HEAVY MELLETRON KEYBOARDS AND HEAVY WHITEOUT SNOWSTORMS AT DUSK
We get pretty bad Winter Storms but this year 2019 it was the worst ever and the coldest but weve had atleast 4 blizzards in Milwaukee County I live in West Allis Milwaukee County some very hard harsh winters here !!
I will never understand why someone would watch a UA-cam video and then bitch about it. If you don't like it that's fine, just move along it's no big deal. By the way, nice video it reminds me of more than a few trips home from work back in Chicago, this also might explain why I now reside in Florida. Just kidding I do miss the snow.
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anyone who has driven in this type of weather knows that the camera actually clears up the picture but to the naked eye of the driver it is much worse than shown
@@acbrandt5 I've sent video to my boss from the middle of a whiteout where I couldn't see beyond the hood of the car and it doesn't show how truly bad it is. I watch videos like yours in the summer months to remind me of how much I should appreciate nice sunny days lol.
I had to drive 30 miles the back way every morning before the plows came out I had a blast driving through snow drifts. Barely making it through stuff. Driving fast with no room for errors. My 98 Cavalier RS was awesome in the snow. With 215 50 15 in the front and 205 55 r15 in the rear. They were stock with 195 65 15.
See those gas prices? Dayum! A buck and a half? I live in southern Michigan and I don't remember gas being THAT cheap! You guys call that "flurries". LOL.
Just love all the peeps arguing over if your storm is a blizzard or not. I grew up in Montana and yes I have experienced a blizzard or 2 but just to point out my arrogance I will say what you're experiencing isn't a blizzard because I have other worldly experience. It's kind of like saying cold that ain't cold I________________ and that is cold. Folks we can only comment according to our life experience and if the man says snow and blizzard conditions then to him that is exactly what he means. Well unless it was click bait and haha you fell for it too.
jeff m , thank you for pointing that out. Maybe it isn't a blizzard to a meteorologist, but it was bad. One thing that may be known to people that don't video these conditions is that the camera doesn't pick up the snow like the human eye. What I'm saying is it looks like it isn't showing a hard on film as it did in person. Thanks for watching.
Unfortunately, the privilege of being able to stay home is one that much of the working class aren’t granted. In Michigan, if your place of business or school are open, you’re still expected to show up no matter how bad the conditions are :/
Andrew King That’s only for us southern folks. 😂 Unless you work at a hospital or somewhere important that doesn’t close. I know even in TN most hospitals & nursing homes will write you up or fire you if you call out during inclement weather.
LadyScarface Angel id be fired because I always wreck trying to drive in snow and end up not being able to get to work anyway, so now I call out and just hope I’m not fired
I had a 2012 silverado 1500 4wd z71 leveled with goodyear wrangler duratrac tires and never had got stuck with em in snow or mud best tires in my opinion. I'll likely get same tires for my 16 silverado double cab work truck 4wd
I drove for quest diagnostics in pa 8 years unless the governor shut the roads down we were out there it was fun knock on wood only 1 accident that was in the summer someone hit me from behind this is nothing
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For the most part, the state road commission does their best to plow the roads even during a heavy snow fall. However, the county (which is much smaller) needs to wait for the snow to let up or stop. There are 100's of 1000's of miles of roads that they need to clean. Naturally they do their best to get the busier roads cleaned first. Its not uncommon for secondary roads in rural areas to go a couple days before the roads get cleared. Thanks for watching!
I like this video. Honestly, if i was the one driving i would be white knuckling it. But the fact that it is a video with no talking amd someone else is doing the driving, it is cathartic and strangely relaxing.
Nothing more calming and relaxed than a careful, leisurely drive in snow. Music playing. Heater keeping things nice and warm in the vehicle. Kick back brothers and sisters.
Awd and a nice set of winters and ur chillin
Awd and a nice set of winters and ur chillin
Wow, how quiet and peaceful...
I love driving in Michigan snowstorms.
I love driving in that stuff. My 2017 Tacoma gets really good traction in that snow in 4x4 with 4 Blizzack snowtires and abouit 200 lbs of sandbags in the bed . As long as i can see a reasonable distance ahead, I'm all good. Grab a large coffee. Turn on the tunes and chill out and take my time getting home. I never drive in that weather without 1st filling up my tank and having a emergency kit with blanket. Extra sweater. Extra hat , scarf and warm mittens ( not gloves as your hands will stay warmer inside mittens) . Chocolate bars. Bottled water. Candles and a charged 10000mah power pack i bring with me daily for my iPhone and a flares . and I've dressed as if i have to walk somewhere in that same weather. Dont have to wear everything driving. But having it in seat beside you in a good idea. Just in case. Confident is one thing. Still being prepared is another.
I have a Chevy Tahoe also love it 4x4 wow we love snow too !!!!!!!
Oh it gives me a good night sleep. How calm 😊
When I worked for Jeep Corp we had to come in and work unless it was a level 3 which our sheriff wound never call years and years had to drive to work like this in Toledo,Ohio
I have seen 75 look like this ONE time in GA. Blizzard of 93. Stranded for days
Joes Golden Garage
I remember that! I live in the SE corner of Tn near Chattanooga. Only time I ever got to go snow tubing here. That was a lot of fun only being 11 years old at the time. Except for the power outages, of course.
Imagine if there wasn’t a windshield
That would be awfully dangerous!! 😳 😂😂
Look to the rear and drive with mirrors showing you the front
Its 2022 and 2 minutes into the video gas is posted at $1.59 a gallon? Those were the days. I like driving in the snow too. Especially when there is less traffic. It becomes a different world.
People hate driving in the snow because it can be dangerous but it looks so fun and peaceful to me. Now, the highway or the interstate is my exception. You want to avoid highways and interstates because that is where pileups happen. Most pileups involve 50+ vehicles and some of those vehicles are semis. Being involved in a pileup can be lethal.
Also the T intersections or the four-ways can be very dangerous in snowy or icy conditions, and same with hills and curves.
Lake effect snow. I get mine from Lake Superior. Marquette can be a real bang-smacker as well.
TheRantingCabby lucky! I’m in Milwaukee and this was the worst winter for snow for us, we got like 1 semi decent storm.
The historical definition of a Blizzard is a combination winds above 35 mph and a temperature below 20 degrees with snow falling or a ground blizzard where the wind picks up snow that has already fallen. The term is used by most people to describe a heavy snowstorm with some wind that is cutting visibility and causing bad road conditions, their intention is not to be technical correct but to just relate their experience with a little hyperbole.
R/iamverysmart
Temperature has nothing to do with the definition of a blizzard....snow,wind and visibility are the 3 criteria for a blizzard
@@franzisaryk5965 I was citing the definition from the National Weather Service which is a pretty good authority. Temperature has a lot to do with the definition. You can have Ground Blizzard with no snow falling, the high wind picks up the dry powdery snow and blows it around sometimes causing whiteouts, heavy wet snow will not cause snow drifts nor produce a ground blizzard. The temperature has to be at least in mid twenties or lower to produce blowing, drifting snow, this happens a lot in the upper Midwest and Canada. Anyway no big deal I hope we all can enjoy a White Christmas.
@@fasx56 I wasn't being rude or a dick I was just saying I've never seen temperature as a criteria for a blizzard on the weather channel...Anyway I think it's amazing how you can have a blizzard without it even snowing mother nature is so cool thanks for the conversation
@@franzisaryk5965 Thanks Franz, wishing you a productive New Year and good health to boot.
It’s kinda clam and relaxing to hear these sounds lol
i like clam
It isn't calm having to drive in those conditions.
Michigan has some crazy snow storms.
Abone olun lütfen
Drove the same type of conditions from St. Ignace to Escanaba years ago. Tense very tense.
Grayling, MI at the start on the 75. Nice vid bud!
I can relate it's been in the 50's all week here in L.A.
@Draggy654 for real though lol I live in Spokane, Washington and yeah we have long dry hot summers, but very cold and snowy winters. The first snow fall is gonna be tomorrow. We're expecting 6 inches which is almost average for a snowy day. I dont think its ever been 50° during the winter
It is better to listen with some Christmas songs on background
I’m watching this on a record hot July day from PA;
I would go back to 2016 in a heartbeat!
I’d be scared to drive in this. I can’t go down a snowy street without wrecking
I hate driving in snowy conditions as this - but Jeep smashes through everytime!!
It’s the best driving in the snow ❄️
There is an art to driving in the snow which takes years to master. Since it does snow often at times in the Washington DC area via nor'easters and I try to keep light pressure on the accelerator and if it is a stoplight ahead, I give myself extra room to decelerate without locking up the brakes.
Beautiful Michigan!
In Ontario people drive 130 km/h in this weather the transport truck almost slid into us. Was 3 years ago
Ontario drivers are fkin nuts man
Reminds me of the UP, that's upper peninsula of Michigan to you flatlanders!
Ha ha ha
I live In Anchorage Alaska and we get worse than that. We get 50 to 60 mph winds and 1 foot of snow in about 3 to 4 hours maybe even 2 hours
I would find it a hindrance to drive in conditions where the edge of the pavement was completely obscured and I couldn't really tell where the road was.
With chains I like to not be on bare pavement so I don't rattle my teeth
Excellent video send more videos of winter
$1.49 for regular gas?? Wow. Where was this?😂 I know it was 2016, but even then gas prices weren’t that low. Where I live REGULAR GAS is $2.89- $2.92 a gallon. And for deisel? forget it😂
something strange about that..
Try doing this with no rear brakes. I had to come home from Evergreen, CO. to Lakewood, CO. one night, a 15 mile stretch one night in a blizzard, more than half the trip is straight downhill shot, it wasn't until the next day when I took my car to the mechanic is when I found out my Blazer had NO rear brakes at all. I do not know how I ever got it stopped the whole way down.
I hate driving in winter lol i had a bad experience from michigan all thw way to chicago
What State and City was this Snow Blizzard Video produced, looks like an exciting time to go for a drive and see the beauty of the Snow.?
This was a northern city in Michigan
it’s grayling, michigan
@@DougsAwesome12 Thank you for the information
THE ONLY APPROPRIATE DASHCAM MUSIC FOR THIS VIDIO IS ' THE DEVIL'S TRIANGLE ' BY KING CRIMSON. SOMETHING ABOUT HEAVY MELLETRON KEYBOARDS AND HEAVY WHITEOUT SNOWSTORMS AT DUSK
Nice snow !! I wish to have the same snow !!
scartos scarto -wish it were yours too
It is sad to not have any more snow in the winter. You dont know how sad is the Christmas without snow.
We just had our first snow fall of the year lest night. I think we got over a foot of snow. I can’t wait to drive!
I remember driving on smilar conditions with my 2002 ford focus on summer tires, it wasnt that bad actually and i was doing 35mph...
magical. thanks for sharing :D
I have not seen it snow like that in years.
If it was like that in the mountains of California you would have to wear chains.
Nice driving, greetings from Poland 👍😊
What state is this video location taking in? Vermont? Looks like it to me.
Michigan
We get pretty bad Winter Storms but this year 2019 it was the worst ever and the coldest but weve had atleast 4 blizzards in Milwaukee County I live in West Allis Milwaukee County some very hard harsh winters here !!
Damn i wish it snowed where i live i live in florida where its always hot :/
No way in hell would I be able to live somewhere where there's no winter weather
I will never understand why someone would watch a UA-cam video and then bitch about it. If you don't like it that's fine, just move along
it's no big deal. By the way, nice video it reminds me of more than a few trips home from work back in Chicago, this also might explain why I now reside in Florida. Just kidding I do miss the snow.
Merci de la promenade en voiture sur la neige en 4x4 .
Hi there, we're a non-profit working on a short film and we would love to use a clip of this video in our film. Would this be possible? Currently, the distribution is limited to community screenings. Thank you!
Talking Eyes , I will see if I can change the distribution setting on this.
Where is this?
good job truck driver. .
have questions did you use chains if no what time you should to put chains ?
Maher A ---I'd rather be in key west!!!
What the place is it?
anyone who has driven in this type of weather knows that the camera actually clears up the picture but to the naked eye of the driver it is much worse than shown
Bio Hazard, YES!! I’ve been waiting a long, long time for someone to point this out. You are exactly right. Thank you for your reply
@@acbrandt5 I've sent video to my boss from the middle of a whiteout where I couldn't see beyond the hood of the car and it doesn't show how truly bad it is. I watch videos like yours in the summer months to remind me of how much I should appreciate nice sunny days lol.
49.4 is how much snow they got in
We have had 3 or 4 big blizzards in Milwaukee Coiunty
I had to drive 30 miles the back way every morning before the plows came out I had a blast driving through snow drifts. Barely making it through stuff. Driving fast with no room for errors. My 98 Cavalier RS was awesome in the snow. With 215 50 15 in the front and 205 55 r15 in the rear. They were stock with 195 65 15.
What places is this
what are you driving in the snow ??????
GMC Yukon
See those gas prices? Dayum! A buck and a half? I live in southern Michigan and I don't remember gas being THAT cheap! You guys call that "flurries". LOL.
I'd bet that's a buck and a half a LITER in Canada!!
LOL. In Canada yes!
Meanwhile in Boston...rain.
This is just a normal day in Boston nbd
Just love all the peeps arguing over if your storm is a blizzard or not. I grew up in Montana and yes I have experienced a blizzard or 2 but just to point out my arrogance I will say what you're experiencing isn't a blizzard because I have other worldly experience. It's kind of like saying cold that ain't cold I________________ and that is cold. Folks we can only comment according to our life experience and if the man says snow and blizzard conditions then to him that is exactly what he means. Well unless it was click bait and haha you fell for it too.
jeff m , thank you for pointing that out. Maybe it isn't a blizzard to a meteorologist, but it was bad. One thing that may be known to people that don't video these conditions is that the camera doesn't pick up the snow like the human eye. What I'm saying is it looks like it isn't showing a hard on film as it did in person. Thanks for watching.
Yukon Cornelius can make it through this
Why didn't you just stay HOME?!?!
Just another day in Northern Michigan...
Unfortunately, the privilege of being able to stay home is one that much of the working class aren’t granted. In Michigan, if your place of business or school are open, you’re still expected to show up no matter how bad the conditions are :/
Andrew King
That’s only for us southern folks. 😂 Unless you work at a hospital or somewhere important that doesn’t close. I know even in TN most hospitals & nursing homes will write you up or fire you if you call out during inclement weather.
LadyScarface Angel id be fired because I always wreck trying to drive in snow and end up not being able to get to work anyway, so now I call out and just hope I’m not fired
@@Lookintobookz where do you live?
I had a 2012 silverado 1500 4wd z71 leveled with goodyear wrangler duratrac tires and never had got stuck with em in snow or mud best tires in my opinion. I'll likely get same tires for my 16 silverado double cab work truck 4wd
Omg I love snow 😍😍😍
What are u driving?
joegolden481 Chevrolet Tahoe
Do you recommend it should I be worried to deliver in the snow
I miss this
*2/2/2016 for the non-Americans.
Going by Grayling I see
Im wondering why he left work so late as to face the worsening conditions.
Juste impressionnant.
Dude WTF ARE YOU ON I-96 IN WEST MICHIGAN!?
Weather we get here in Canada.
depends where tho
I drove for quest diagnostics in pa 8 years unless the governor shut the roads down we were out there it was fun knock on wood only 1 accident that was in the summer someone hit me from behind this is nothing
18 years not 8
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Shit looks fun asf
Ahhh Michigan snow. Hate it.
Laura Gadille I love it 😉
Me too I love it
I think I'd be trying to find a truck stop
where is this place
This is western michigan it looks like. Peep the signs when he is driving highway you can see detroit, saginaw and lansing exits.
Grayling Michigan
I never get snow :(
What is the name of this country?
USA grayling michigan
Looks fun!!
Where was this excatley, if you dont mind me asking?
There’s a road sign in the video
why dont u turn the camera around a bit instead of just showing the wiper
where is the snow plow
For the most part, the state road commission does their best to plow the roads even during a heavy snow fall. However, the county (which is much smaller) needs to wait for the snow to let up or stop. There are 100's of 1000's of miles of roads that they need to clean. Naturally they do their best to get the busier roads cleaned first. Its not uncommon for secondary roads in rural areas to go a couple days before the roads get cleared. Thanks for watching!
awesome
Красиво
Very cool..
You need high winds to make it a blizzard
I would not drive in those conditions.
location?
Gaylord Michigan
Grayling michigan sorry
❤️
In My Town in Switzerland it doesn't even snow...
Seriously?
WOW!
Too fast for road conditions.
blizzard? you mean white out...............
At least it wasnt a white out
Bingo!
they must be in southern California this would seem like a blizzard
Rick Manning no this was Michigan
At 10:53 that has to be the worst part of the storm
.... Looks cold