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Originally posted by snowspirit
Salt before the storm/snow?
Weird.
I've never seen that before.
That'll make it slippery, unless you get enough snow for the snow to not melt.
Dry snow never needs salt until the warm up. It just melts the ice.
Dry snow isn't slippery.
Wet snow is just going to be slippery no matter what.
I hope you get the dry powdery stuff, much nicer. Lighter on the roofs too.
If your dog (or any other pets), is out walking or play near the road salt or sand, wash it off their feet before they lick at it.
That stuff is often poisonous.
Originally posted by wtbengineer
reply to post by Manhater
what region are you talking about here? I believe you mention that 6 states will be affected, anywhere near south central PA?
Originally posted by cody599
Bring on the snow and I might teach her drifting
Originally posted by intrepid
Originally posted by cody599
Bring on the snow and I might teach her drifting
Where the hell could you do that in England? I didn't think it got cold enough there for the lakes to freeze enough to allow a vehicle.
Originally posted by intrepid
reply to post by OneisOne
To be fair though, I was in LA in '78. IN JUNE!!!!! DAMN that was hot. I actually sounded like the Wicked Witch. "Help me. I'm melting."