Yeah, sort of going to be held up making it to the track...



There was actually over a foot of snow covering the entire top of the car. It didn't occur to me until I cleared it off that I should snap a pic or two.



Good times. About 30 minutes to unearth the car and about 2 hours to clear the driveway to back out of it.

 

TMEC! yEA!

 

Looks like it's 110 degrees there

@ global warming

 

Actually, global warming effects primarily the Polar territory and High Altitude Regions. (I.E. Tall Mountains). It appears that, due to the polar ice caps melting in the Arctic are cooling the waters around you (=cooler onshore breeze) in combination of the polar jet bringing colder air from higher latitudes (with lack of long hours of sunlight) resulted in an instability ...


Man, that's cold. How everyone else in your hood doing? Judging by the background, they must have dump half their snow on your property.

 

I'm at 6000 ft of elevation in the desert and it has been quite a bit colder than normal

 

we've gotten 40" of snow this year.
we've got more potholes than street.
I've got AWD w/14" wheels because otherwise I'd be stuck at home.

 

The worst of it is the end of the driveway that gets dumped on by the snow plows when they plow the street. Just that section alone takes about an hour to clear after a bad storm. Especially painful when the snow is wet.

 

We have a decent amount here, the roads were bad enough awd cars would be high centered :mamoru:

this was after it had a few days to melt

 

Global warming here...in the low 70's in South Carolina yesterday. Could feel the warmth of the sun on my face. And it's February? No complaints about the weather but could make for a brutal summer.