This is a video on April 5th.
When I woke up in the morning and opened the car door, the whole world was covered in white snow.It must have snowed continuously last night.
It was cold in the car, so I looked at the heater, it was turned off.
There is no electricity connected from RV Park.When I went outside to check, it turned out that not just my spot, but the entire campground had lost power.
The weather forecast that continuous snowfall all day long and a nighttime temperature dropping to 20 degrees makes me more nervous.When I went to the RV park office, they said it was good to stay one more day, but they couldn't say when the power would come back.
A decision had to be made.Whether to stay one more day and expect the power to come back, or to leave despite the ongoing snowfall and the possibility of chaining up and driving away.
I decided to chain up and leave.With the snow still falling, it didn't seem like the electrical work would be easy, and especially if the nighttime temperature drops to 20 degrees, it would be too cold without the heater.
Even while chaining up, my hands felt numb from the continuous snowfall.Finally, I'm setting off.The temperature hasn't dropped below 32 degrees Fahrenheit, the road isn't frozen over, but it's very slippery.With the chains on, I start moving slowly.The spots where other cars have passed are filled with slush.
Wow, I'm on the road now.A snowplow cleared the snow up to the office for a moment.From here to California 120, it's a mile-long stretch of hilly road with a lot of snow, the most challenging part.Going uphill, even with chains on, it feels like the car is struggling a lot.
Finally, I made it to Highway 120.The road is well plowed, so as long as I watch out for slippery spots, it's manageable.
The snowflakes are getting changed smaller and bigger.
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