RARE: What are snow rollers and how do they form?

Conditions need to be perfect in order for you to see this rare weather phenomenon. ---
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[@tdiddle8950]

When I saw snow rolls, I thought that an army of crazy people had gone out into a field (and it was REALLY cold, mind you) and done some sort of (around the bend) twist where they were manufacturing these super-odd things...for an unbeknownst motive.
If nothing else strikes you about this post, please consider that I used the word "unbeknownst."
But, like a good nerd, I looked it up, and it turns out that it's a rate natural phenomena.

[@jamesd.fortunato3628]

I didn't know these were so rare. I used to see them all the time in upstate New York when I was a kid back in the 1950's and 60's.

[@tdiddle8950]

You're pretty old. Strange stuff like that happens to old people.

[@marlenalinne6100]

@@tdiddle8950 if you think the commentor is "pretty old" we can safely assume that you're "pretty young" so we'll forgive your ignorance.

[@celeste3100]

I would not play in "pink" snow. Looks nasty.

[@tdiddle8950]

Dah...as if.

[@bradsmith1314]

cool .. lame name though nautilus snow was right there -_-

[@ildiko1vt]

weird stuff happens when snow is manufactured with geoengineering

[@jcdenton5828]

Oh shush

[@mw9688]

....she is pretty. I wonder if she likes snow cones.