Speaking of snow storms- near whiteout conditions.

[chrise2469]

I was coming back from visiting the parents and they had shut down the highway due to blowing snow.  Naturally, I tried to go the back road method to bypass the closure.

So for those of you who haven't driven in near zero visabilty here you go.  Speeds are around 30km/hr (18MPH) and there is no audio. You can bump up the resolution as Youtube starts it at 360p.
Grid road near whiteout 18 Feb 13.avi

That didn't work out and I had to try another way, which got me back on the highway.  The highway wasn't as bad as the grid roads were.

Tires are  Nokian Hakkapeliitta R, camera is an  itronics itb-100hd.

[0leman]

I lived for 20 some odd years in southern Wyoming.  That is what the roads looked like most of the winter after a snow storm.  The dry snow would blow for 3-4 days till it wore itself out.  Drove lots of miles from reflector post to reflector post. 

Glad I live in Southern Oregon now.  Snow falls and stays in one place.