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Originally Posted by cheerfulgreek
A snow storm over three weeks ago, and the roads still aren't right. That's sad. At least some of the potholes are covered with snow for the time being.  |
I didn't catch the "over three weeks ago" part. It has snowed like every other day. It wasn't one snow storm. Saturday when I had to drive my son to Farmington for his college interview, it was white out conditions and the roads were a mess. In the time we ate lunch, we got two inches of snow. Then the winds with that very light fluffy snow- you see the snow blowing over the road and it just glazes right over.
I'd like to know what they use on the roads in those colder states for real. I know salt doesn't work below 20 degree or so. Do they use another chemical of some sort?