Your location says Arizona...you guys get snow like that?We've received about 70-80 inches of snow here in the past month and a half...
Next week I need to find someone to plow my driveway lol. We're going to make the trip up and see if there was any more damage. I've lost at least 6 trees this winter.
Yes, the northern parts get snow all the time. And Tucson does too from time to time.
I picked up my car in November in St. Louis. I couldn't swap my stock Pirelli tires for about two weeks. I only drove for maybe 150 miles in mid-30s F while waiting for the new tires, so the stock tires didn't crack but it felt like I was driving on stone tires. It was rough. The tires I got were all-weather Michelin, which were so much smoother a ride.
Yep. Flagstaff is one of the snowiest cities in the US. Average of 100 inches of snow a year, used to be about 110 to 120 inches, but it's been decreasing over the past couple of decades. And it seems like it's been coming in larger, less frequent dumps.
Sorry to hear about your trees! It's been a rough winter. We've mostly survived it pretty well...so far.Next week I need to find someone to plow my driveway lol. We're going to make the trip up and see if there was any more damage. I've lost at least 6 trees this winter.
Yes, the northern parts get snow all the time. And Tucson does too from time to time.
My Flagstaff area cabin
My driveway is on the left side of the pic. My pair of peach trees are laying down in the middle of the pic.
What charger cover are you using here? I read somewhere that the mache charger area can’t hold up magnet coversWe've received about 70-80 inches of snow here in the past month and a half...
Speaking from the western suburbs of Philly, I’m happy for our lack of snow. Maybe the state can use the savings to buy PennDOT an additional Toro snowblower, so we’re ready when the “big one” hits?
(Note to self: NEvER visit AZ in “the winter”)Next week I need to find someone to plow my driveway lol. We're going to make the trip up and see if there was any more damage. I've lost at least 6 trees this winter.
Yes, the northern parts get snow all the time. And Tucson does too from time to time.
My Flagstaff area cabin
My driveway is on the left side of the pic. My pair of peach trees are laying down in the middle of the pic.
You know, I WOULD get dedicated winter tires, but I literally have no place to store them (I’m NOT hauling tires to and from the basement!)
All joking aside, I’m sure it’s beautiful. I’m actually fond of the desert southwest (in the summertime, when the weather’s decent of course!)
it's only 185 miles apart, but 5000 ft up
I don't think that is accurate, summer tires apparently do better in rain than all-seasons. If it gets very cold while raining, that is different, but just a torrential downpour still within proper temps for summers to perform? You will be fine.
I'll have to look it up. We had a magnetic one and it was a failure. Not only is the quarter panel not magnetic, the magnet triggers the Ford Mobile Charger's disconnect button if it gets too close to the button so stops the charging if it's not placed perfectly. The new one uses velcro and is a bit more firm material.
Seems like it's also spreading it up here to Minneapolis more. We get snow up here pretty good but not like what the past two years have been like. Just got 19" here officially from this storm. Slowly digging out. Might take the car out to do some doughnuts in the parking lot once it's plowed out. lol
