I took great pleasure today in seeing an X5 stationary with all four wheels spinning madly on really quite a shallow incline that 2WD vehicles were managing perfectly well.
Going to be around -10°C tonight in the highlands of Scotland, with it looking to get as low as -20°C by the weekend. Aviermore has had almost 2 feet of snow just today. Yet our trains were only 20 mins behind schedule, despite the fact that you could hardly see the tracks
Carrbridge Train Station (not my picture btw)
And you think you had it down in England....bah, that is but a dusting of snow.
When it was 62 cm then the snow was nice and fluffy because it was so cold and it snowed lightly with large flakes. After that the snow has collapsed under its own weight and got more compressed. That's way the snow is less deep although it's been snowing more and more.
all doing the fatal thing when they start sliding, sitting on the brakes. Surely its common sense that if you let the wheels start moving again it will give you back some control
We have the same from where our heating pumps out cold air onto one spot. Ours are about 5-6 foot now and show no sign of stopping. Guttering is holding out fine though after i went up with the ladder and had a poke around. Could have sawn it off but it looks so pretty. A water pipe in town burst earlier and has made a really nice half fountain ice effect. Will try and actualkly get my camera out tomorrow.
snow is just all ice here in lovely wigan few days ago a porsche carrera 4s? was about 2cm off the rear of a minivan as it was braking for a mini roundabout i was prepared to rip my phone out and take a pic.