Wow. Thanks. Why are these people even driving on 50?

@kenprice1961

Жыл бұрын

Why?......Stupidity. These kind of people THRIVE by being in 30 mile long traffic jams or standing in two hour long lines to buy a cup of coffee. They can't do anything unless they are in a huge crowd.

@cidaliabaetasimplesmentebe1732

Жыл бұрын

Unfortunately stupid people will do stupid things

The only vehicles you take to the snow are a Subaru or a 1993 Toyota Land Cruiser with full time 4 WD at a paltry 10 mpg. Anything else you stay the hell home.

Same ole fools or new ole fools Because fools never learn!

Just history if you look back this is a normal winter

@funkeepharcyde

Жыл бұрын

Lol yeah if this was a isolated weather event. Look at what's going on world wide, and look at what just transpired in California with at least two more storms to come. Tell me lies, tell me sweet little lies.

@MrMarkovka11

Жыл бұрын

@@funkeepharcyde yeah boss, this isn't the Sierra Nevada's first rodeo. This has happened many, many times there in the last century alone.

@KMaN5150

Жыл бұрын

@@MrMarkovka11 "iTs GlObAl wArMiNg!"

@funkeepharcyde

Жыл бұрын

@@MrMarkovka11 yeah boss, like I said look at what's going on everywhere else. Keep your head in the sand sheep.

@MrMarkovka11

Жыл бұрын

@@funkeepharcyde I look at it every single day, chief. As a meteorologist, i can say there is nothing unusual going on. The world has experienced weather patterns far, far FAR more extreme in the past thousands of years. Do yourself a big favor and stop watching CNN.

Poor Taco :'( 2:10

Was this ‘22 or ‘23?

@brianschaffer9220

Жыл бұрын

Yesterday it looks like. Been snowing like crazy this winter in the mountains, making I-80 horrible.

Fools never heed Winter Storm Warnings. Anyone remember the Donner Party?

A 'Front-wheel-drive' only Honda Pilot? It should have stayed in Florida.

Ladies & gentlemen this is why people in areas that get snow often invest in snow tires for the winter. Because otherwise it’s bad driving in snowy conditions, but this is California so I understand why they don’t have them on their car

@GT-mn3bx

Жыл бұрын

California gets 400-800 inches per year. Right now we are at 453 inches. If they don't know, how can you not with the internet?

@johnnieblackburn3182

Жыл бұрын

Most of them are probably visitors to the area or passing through. People who live there are well prepared, as a rule. I used to live there. My in laws had a business there for 2 decades. This may not happen like this annually, but it is not unheard of. People come from all over the world for gambling and skiing.

@B3_6

Жыл бұрын

lmao, 400 to 800 inches per year.. no they dont

@GT-mn3bx

Жыл бұрын

@@B3_6 Mammoth Mountain summit has 509 for the year so far. Didn't even break any records yet. 40 inches short.

Front wheel drive, total stupid 100%.

@robertodebeers2551

Жыл бұрын

Front-wheel drive is where the engine weight is, right?

@VenturaIT

Жыл бұрын

Front wheel drive cars are good in the snow, better than rear wheel drive, but they needed chains not cables, even the 4Runner could barely make it up that hill with 4x4, traction control, and flooring it.

That 4Runner should have put it into crawl control mode. I believe he would have made that hill easier.

@VenturaIT

Жыл бұрын

It's the angle of incline and the soft snow, nothing to grip on... chains or knobbier tires or studded tires would have helped but not car can grip on an uphill slushed out road with ice below the slush. The snow cables on the Honda got destroyed.

@johnnieblackburn3182

Жыл бұрын

@@VenturaIT It's doubtful they would be permitted without chains. Usually, at the bottom of the grade, there's notice that chains are REQUIRED. I've driven Donnor Pass to Carson City, Reno and Silver Springs, NV, on many occasions in the winter. They were almost always required when snow was present..

@VenturaIT

Жыл бұрын

@@johnnieblackburn3182 I always drive up to Tahoe in good weather before the storm then enjoy the snow, then wait until good weather to drive out... so I've been in Tahoe and didn't have my cables on my Jeep and spun out on black ice in a Jeep 4x4 into a snowbank, and the Jeep was almost totaled but repaired at a body shop under insurance.

@johnnieblackburn3182

Жыл бұрын

@@VenturaIT We lived there when we were fresh out of college. It's hard living in a tourist town when you're young and fresh out of college. I swore I would never live in an area so laden with snow again, unless I owned a 4 wheel drive truck, with a snowplow on the front. It can be very challenging sometimes. I found the tourist/drivers to be the biggest danger. People from all over the world book their vacations there, summer and winter. It can get crazy. We lived in Christmas Valley off Hwy 50, where the snow plows only plowed when they had time. Sometimes, we couldn't get to town for days. Back then, they closed off the Highway that went towards Camp Richardson. If you lived there in the winters, you weren't getting to town unless you went by snowmobile.

Why so many people off the side of roads. Oh, Snow and Ice. They should have driven their ice vehicles

This is how they drive in the dry weather as well. 🤣

:44 sec Stay home ! Unless your walking to your job at the liquor store. By the way ,What are you LSM guys driving a snow cat ?

Embarrassing for Honda to be outclassed by that Toyota !

@Turbolungs

Жыл бұрын

you serious? a 4runner is one of the top off road vehicles. That was embarrassing for the toyota actually

This really proves that California is warming twice as fast as the rest of the world.

@VenturaIT

Жыл бұрын

Yes, global warming causes cold and warm weather and everything in between, just give me money for the weather.

@johnnieblackburn3182

Жыл бұрын

Bull. This is not unusual. Why do you think Tahoe has hosted the Winter Olympics before? This is the kind of winter this tourist town thrives on. Many years it's all they can do to earn a buck when the snowfall is minimum. If the snowmelt happens slowly, it will also help water levels in all of the lakes, rivers and streams that benefit from the runoff. Excessive rainfall brings destruction, flooding, rock and mudslides. But, a good year of snow benefits immensely.

lol..hmmmm...CHEVY..LOL....