Walloped AGAIN! 3 FEET in 24hrs…600”+ and counting. Part 1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 มี.ค. 2023
- Another storm hit Mammoth Lakes hard this weekend. Multiple feet of snow, high winds, power outages, internet outages, highway closures, Mammoth Mountain CLOSED …absolute crazy 24hr period … Mammoth now holds the current record for most snow at any ski resort in the WORLD with 600” and counting
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#honda
Beautiful dog. The snow just doesn't stop. Something I choose to no longer contend with in retirement.
Thats my goal as well. Life is too short to be shoveling snow every day
@@magneticfish5777 I retired to a tropical SE Asian country. Just got done swimming.
This could be a "glacier year." Man that would do the Sierra's some good to add so snow pack to the fading glaciers.
I am 67 years old, and grew up in California. In all my life, and through story's of the past ,I never saw this much snow, EVER, God help the central valley when this all melts.
Its snowed a lot more than this in the past ie 1982-83. We just have better coverage with TH-cam and Instagram etc.
If it was possible to store, CA wouldn't have to go to States like CO begging for water...
@Emily Vickery Everything is already dammed up. Next generation is pumping it into the ground for storage as natural aquifers are severely deplete by wells.
They need all the snow pack they can get. It will supply a lot of water when it melts but we’re still along way from getting out of the long term drought but this gives us hope.
@@emilyvickery8081 we have some of the largest reservoirs in the US.
Oroville, Shasta hold tremendous amounts of water.
I must say, the bus service there is amazing!! What a dedicated team of drivers!
It’s such an awesome part of mammoth. We almost never drive to the slopes from wherever we stay, we just let the bus handle the weather for us, and it’s totally free!
Keep safe and try to keep warm- thinking of you all and sending best wishes from Brittany France x
Snow removal in Sweden ! To remove snow from your roof with a rope, you pass the rope under the snow from the high point to the low point and keep the rope taught on either end. This removes the snow's grip, and so it slides right off , I seen it work ! And use a sawing action !
🇦🇺🇦🇺 Would love it if you could keep this story going until we see your green lawn in a few months. 🥰
It'll be July~!🤣
Agree
We had a foot of new snow here in eastern Maine overnight, but obviously I have nothing to complain about. Your snow totals are off the charts. Lots of work to clean things up.
Wow! Wow! I see some areas are looking 4 added help in clearing . Snow from roofs and drives
Yeah, no thanks. I see that Mammoth Lakes is expecting another 2-3 feet of snow this week. Incredible.
In addition to you good health, strength, and experience, I think you also must be one of the luckiest guys in Mammoth to be in your business and have that equipment to deal with this phenomenal snow depth. Wow and wow and wow. The snow canyons beyond. Note to self: if moving to Sierras, get to know you as "best friend and neighbor" and also buy a few pieces of heavy equipment 😂. Kudos to you.
You are having an historic snow event this year for sure. Having a reliable snow removal company is the key to keeping your sanity when living in the mountains and of course nothing less then a Honda or Yamaha snow blower for clearing decks and paths. Great video, thanks for sharing. Can’t wait to see the melt.
You guys are going to be skiing until Labor Day with all that snow.
Thank you for providing this footage. So incredible to see the situation among the residences, and I wondered what it's like for people who have to work. Great captions to help us appreciate what you were experiencing! Loved the before & after views!
Best wishes for you all in continuing to deal with the huge amount of snow! Much gratitude for all the workers who are helping clear the roads and help those in need!!
Wow. As a Brit I'm just awestruck by that much snow. I can't imagine that being a place to live if you are physically challenged in any way. I would also panic with all that snow piled up either side of the path. My imagination is seeing a slide, burying passers by. Beautiful as it looks, and there's no denying that it is, I think I'll stay in the UK. :D
fianorian, look at the following TH-cam videos. The first one is on a hillside in Japan. The second one by a American living in Japan. He should have fixed his right side backpack strap before filming.
1. EPIC Snow Blower Removal Machines at Massive Snow Wall Walk in Japan
by Machinery Present
2. Massive Snow Wall Walk: Tateyama-Kurobe Alpine Route
TH-cam channel name:
WAO RYU! ONLY in Japan
Hey love uk but remember 60.s the smog for coal burning made me cough London had major air qitu
@@gringoreno Thankfully, those days are long gone. :)
This isn't a typical season in the California Sierra's by any means. Mammoth Mountain just passed it's all time record this past weekend of 656 inches (over 16,782mm) in a single season. Presently, that's the most snow recorded anywhere on Earth. It's insane. Worse, there are more storms in the Pacific Ocean heading towards California.
Thats great news cause we have enough sissies here hhahhahah jk
I imagine part 2 will entail shoveling the roof? And then reclearing, decks, walks and truck again! Good luck! Thanks for sharing.
We (my wife and I, dealing with a 12” dump here in central NY) enjoy watching you tackle your unbelievable snow. Used to race bicycles in Mammoth, so familiar with your streets. Hard to believe what you’re showing now. Hang in there, and thanks for these videos.
13:18 Lol
**Doggo** _'I mean, I'm just happy you're still around, I don't know what to say man...this is why you have hands and I don't!'_ 🤣🤣🤣
Trying to handle that much snow is a challenge...Good luck to all of you.
I never seen too much snow like that before, stay warm fellas,
God bless you all.🙏.
Snow is beautiful. Mother Nature responded in a heavy way. I know I would’ve passed away already because snow, blizzards, drifts, freezing temps I’m not experienced with for sure. I’m a desert dweller, heat, monsoons, wind, dust…..got it. Love the video.
Wow! When will you see the ground again? June? 😊
We haven't had snow that has accumulated in years. Brought a snow blower and haven't been able to use it in more then 3 years. Pray that warm weather is headed your way. I have never seen this much snow in one place in my life time. Thanks to TH-cam I've learn to appreciate things in life more, less complaining from me. Thanks for sharing. (East Coast Girl)
Mammoth Mountain Ski Resort will have skiing at least to July 4th this year. In 2019 the ski season ended on August 6th. Girls were skiing in bikinis and 80 degrees that last day opened for skiing.
@@exmichigansnowskier2150 WOW!! like I said with TH-cam I have learned a lot.
Thank goodness you removed the snow earlier.
Hello From Running Springs! Are are snowed in over here too. Sending you positive vibes and I hope your power comes back soon!
Love that remote start
We haven't had any appreciable snow here in eastern Pennsylvania for the 2022-23 winter season, yet. A mere 36 inches per season is our maximum.
Same in N.E. Ohio snowbelt. I bet we haven't had a total, since November's first snow fall, of more than 12" in Central Ashtabula County. The lakeshore got hit a little harder, but we haven't really needed to plow at all this year. I only made a pass here and there because of deliveries around Christmas time.
And I thought we got a lot of snow where I live, just checked and the best average I can find is 240 inches per year with a high of 420 inches. I know how hard it can be to find enough room for all of it, can't quite imagine getting twice as much.
You can control those ice dams using panty hose with some salt in a leg and lay it on roof so that it cuts through builds a channel. Put several of them acrose the roof and they will provide good drainage. You can use most any rock salt, the type you might use on sidewalks or even just good old water softener salt. Those dams could cause you a huge repair bill if left uncontrolled.
That looks insane
Thanks for sharing your videos of the snow. Your truck does good going through the deep snow. You must have snow chains or good tires. Be safe.
Tires only so chains are a must but not cable hd truck chains $200 for my tundra4x4
It's gonna clear up. Clear up to the Top!!
Oh my gosh! I can't even imagine if our shoes were reversed, what I would do. Ouch, I felt that on the way down. Dreading part 2. hehe Let us know if you have a generator in your video or how you are surviving the outages. Keeping you folks in my thoughts & Prayers. 💚🙏
Sitting here in L.A. thinking about how much I miss shoveling/snowblowing snow- geeking out just watching a snowblower. doing its thing. Stay safe n Mammoth.
Wow!! Thank you for your coverage, better than any news agency in showing the stunning magnitude of this event. And thanks to Rin too -- her expression and body language says it all. Stay safe.
My Dad had a chance to be in the Olympics (rings) and to be one of the first Tarzan's with his friend Johnny Weissmuller and Steve Reeves, the first Hercules (whose 1948 Olympics fan mail envelopes made it to my boyhood stamp collection) and the three of them were in a bodybuilding, physical training program together...how cool.
This said to express my desire to appreciate good physical conditioning that I'm witnessing in you and your work ..Very impressive. Good job, fare well.
Shoveling snow is an all cardio work out. Sometimes can get your heat pumping
Absolutely love the Eastern Sierras but this is crazy. Think we'll wait till June.
I know what your dog is thinking, "Why can't we move to Florida"
Naw, with that coat of hair that Pup is designed to survive this, doesn’t mean it doesn’t want to warm up in the house though!!
Thank you so very much for the great videos, wonderful editing, and for sharing it with the world.
Wow.
That truly is a lot of snow.
Awesome.
Good luck dude.
Wow, thanks for sharing!
I currently Live in Watertown, New York 🗽 The most Snow I recall is 108 inches in December many Year's ago.
Now the warm atmospheric river is comimn this week to tahoe below 7 k 😮
Thank you for these videos!
When you clear the roof. make slots on the slope. 5' wide or so. The help distribute the weight. never let it get deeper than 24"
keep up the good work....one has to ask when will this end ....but we need the water for sure
The fact that it has stayed cold enough to stay as just snow is a blessing. Looks magical though.
Rock and Dirt look like they are some really skilled operators!
Your videos are awesome! I grew up in Montana Mountains but now live in the plains! I would love all that snow and driving in it!!!
Thank you for posting this. Now I understand how the plows work there. Not pushing snow. But inhaling and eating it and spitting it out. So impressive!! It is beautiful. But geez. Oh my goodness!
Thanks for videos ,still not the deepest ive seen it snow,I live in Bishop now ,but lived in Mammoth from 1965-2004!!! Difference from my days in Mammoth is that Mammoth is now over built and no snow storage,back in the big winter years snow storage was very little concern!!! KEEP THE VIDEOS ROLLIN thank you!!!!--PS were due for consecutive plus average snow years ahead !
We can learn more about coping w this level of snow from you. Dear Snow Warrior! I so appreciate you sharing your life w the snow. When you have time, posting in your description, can you please share your car starter and small equipment brand and any strategies you've adopted for living/surviving these overwhelming conditions. We live in W.WA and can't cope w a few inches of snow as most of us are rural and live on hilly dirt roads that r never plowed. Often get snowed in for a week... Spring is coming. Many hugs...
I love the videos you get of town! I used to live in the chutes :)
What has surprised me about these storms is how quickly the tiny litte flakes pile up into feet of snow.
I don't know why but I really enjoy watching your work ,taking care of all that snow..
What a neat video!
This is CRAZY!!! Please do another video after it melts..... in about four months...... Repeat the same rout and show us a side by side video. Thank you. Can't wait to see the true measure of this much snow.
I’d LOVE to live there! OMG! They should have heated roofs and driveways!
Snow in Coastal Mountains. Wow.
What an extraordinary amount of work, bet there are a few cabins up for sale soon! So beautiful though! Hope you are all able to really stock up since they are expecting more series of storms well into March and it looks like things are borderline anow lockdown already!
Mammoth Lakes turns into mammoth snow, haha.
Mammoth frozen lakes
Question- why do you not shovel off the whole roof at your work? Are those roofs stronger than house roofs?
Finally, someone who has the proper shovels for the job. The guy with the skid steer is lucky it appears most of the driveways he does are paved. Time to buy a new housing for mine on the Kubota tractor. Too many yards of gravel have been through it. Doesn't throw the snow as far as it used to even with the rubber wipers on the fan.
I see a lot of water to wash my car every weekend this summer.
- Southern Californian
Bye Man, Veramente impressionante ! Siete "sepolti" dalla neve , non immagino i problemi enormi che avete per tutta questa neve 🙃. Coraggio amico !💪✌
Northern MI here. I was unhappy with getting 2 inches last night. So over winter and snow. We've had a very weird winter. Get snow, snow melts. Get snow and it melts, again and again and again. 60 inches this year but less then 3 on the ground right now. Stay safe and warm. Praying for it to stop coming down. God bless.
There's always gonna be that one person bleating and screeching about "drought conditions"........!!!!!
Safe to say you guys will have plenty of water this summer. Be safe and stay warm!
Mark Miller - YES !!! Always some dummy saying that stuff.... When you hear them, ask them how much more Global Warming is going to fall on us????? :) :) :)
Hopefully the power gets restored quickly . After all the shovelling and snow blowing and hard work.. you need a hot tub to relax in . Stay safe
looks nice and light.
i would absolutely LOVE to move to a place like this Town keeps on moving even with Several FEET of snow some towns/cities get an inch and all hell breaks loose
I am exhausted just watching you, prayers for all in this horrendious storm.
Pozdrawiam serdecznie z Polski🤗
I really enjoyed watching your videos and it’s incredible to see this amount of snow!
I’m guessing we’re going to have massive glaciers during opening days of fishing season?
Just a little bit of snow out there today...lol. I'd go with a snow broom to clear the cars. Stay safe.
Donner party record snow , whereby East coast sports writers say the California native Quarterback can’t play in cold weather. Then they end up eating each other as they realize Tom GOAT Brady grew up in California.
A new subscriber. Thanks for the video footage! Most amazing what's happening there now! Question: what manufacture diesel truck are you operating through this video?
Wow, sure gotta be in shape. That’s for sure
My favorite job was a winter driving a 3/4 ton Chev with a plow. Did private and commercial drives/lots.
Had a snow blower for the drives that couldn't be plowed.
Pretty but hard work - thank you!
I havent seen that much snow in Sweden since 1986 in Sweden.
Wow what beautiful scene. Someone who has never experienced the horror themselves. The shoveling, the melting the refreezing. That will last for month or more. Good Luck.
This is why I live in the high desert of Colorado.
Peace, keep the faith
Thank God lots of houses close by
I commend you for doing this i complain about 8 inches of snow at a time but i truly love removing snow with a blower i think i would have given up after the first 100 inches let alone over 600 inches thank's for sharing your videos
At the end there he is as fast as a snow blower! lol
wow you move fast with that small snow blower Haha.
That's a lot of snow.... enjoy..
wow, it's so beautiful but too bad it has bad effects too. you must be nervous of the weight on the roof and such and potential flooding when this stuff melts. will be praying that the effects won't be so bad. take care. thx for sharing.
Wow, stay safe
Thought I heard a child. Give that little one a snow shovel to “help” you out. 😊
Glad I live at the very bottom tip of Texas. 😎🏖 85 degrees today.
You betcha, I subscribed to this channel!! I noticed that you don’t have a lot of room to maneuver in. To work in with your skid steer. That flat out sucks. We don’t have that problem out here in NW MONTANA. We have plenty of room here on our land and around our log home.
(Only 11,782 acres are left out of the original Remington Ranch, that my great grandfather staked off. Back when he was the senior surveyor for the Great Northern Rail-Road. Which is now called the Burlington Northern.)
(No, absolutely no, no more of our land will ever be sold. because of the way, my father and his brothers have it structured. None of the family members can sell it off to development. Not now, not ever. Because it’s been put in perpetuity.)
I hate to say it, but the majority of it went to the, “Kootenai National Forest”. By my great grandfather and my grandfather, together, supposedly, “donated,” a large chunk of our Ranch for what was back then, a substantial amount of money. 💰 Donated my ass. Ha!
And on either side of our private dirt road that runs off of the county Road called, THE YAAK RIVER ROAD. Our road runs off of the part of the Yaak River Road that is a very wide and extremely well groomed, dirt road. But this time of the year, it’s under about 2 feet of good & packed snow. Well groomed.
The Yaak River Road runs all the way to the Canadian Border. But, it’s not paved all the way to the border. The last 8 1/2 miles is the dirt road I was speaking of. I seriously doubt they will ever finish paving it.
Simply because they’ve never even attempted to do it since I’ve been alive and I’m 62. My father lived to be 98 1/2 years old and they never did it during his life. My great grandfather, and some other men are the ones that punched the road open, All the way to the border…
If you have Google Earth, go to the search bar in it and type in, YAAK RIVER ROAD. Or, type in, THE DIRTY SHAME SALOON. Or, type in, YAAK RIVER MERCANTILE & TAVERN. One of my first cousins owns it with her husband. And the businesses all around it.
This part of Montana, speaking of the entire valley, the Yaak River Valley, has a population supposedly of right about 241. The valley is 78 miles long and almost, Almost, 8 miles wide. It’s considered one of the most remote areas in all of Montana, where people live, with hardly any services.
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The Great Northern was built in stages, slowly creating profitable lines, before extending the road further into undeveloped Western territories. In a series of the earliest public relations campaigns, contests were held to promote interest in the railroad and the ranch-lands along its route.
“The largest ranch that was staked off in North-Western Montana, was the Remington Ranch. Founded by the Grandson Of, Eliphalet Remington. His name was, Hiram E Remington. He was the chief surveyor for the railroad. Eliphalet Remington was the founder of Remington firearms. At the time the company was founded it was called, E Remington & Sons. The original ranch was 334,560,00 acres.
Fred J. Adams used promotional incentives such as feed and seed donations to farmers getting started along the line. Contests were all-inclusive, from the largest farm animals to the largest freight carload capacity, and were promoted heavily to immigrants and newcomers from the East.”
“The very first predecessor railroad to the company was the St. Paul and Pacific Railroadowned by William Crooks. He had gone bankrupt running a small line between St. Pauland Minneapolis.
He named the locomotive he ran for himself and the William Crookswould be the first locomotive of the Great Northern Railway. J.J. Hill convinced New York banker John S. Kennedy, Norman Kittson (a wealthy fur trader friend), Donald Smith (a Hudson's Bay Company executive), George Stephen.”
“ (Smith's cousin and president of the Bank of Montreal), and others to invest $5.5 million in purchasing the railroad. On March 13, 1878, the road's creditors formally signed an agreement transferring their bonds and control of the railroad to J.J. Hill's investment group.”
On September 18, 1889, Hill changed the name of the Minneapolis and St. Cloud Railway (a railroad which existed primarily on paper, but which held very extensive land grants throughout the Midwest and Pacific Northwest) to the Great Northern Railway. On February 1, 1890, he consolidated his ownership of the StPM&M, Montana Central Railway, and other rail lines to the Great Northern.”
I also worked as a surveyor. Don't ever sell land. Every person I know who has sold their land in the past for what was a lot of money, back then, has regretted it
good job
Will you please do a follow-up video in the summer when they declare a drought again?
Sounded like a 6.7L Cummins. Love my Cummins. I have two snowblowers and a battery powered snow shovel. Snow is a pain.
Mt Shasta Ski Bowl used to have the snowfall record that it achieved in the winter of 1977-1978!
Unbelievable all that snow shoveling there's got to be some hurt backs up here in Washington State Mount Baker had 1200 in one year most ever in world history
joe neal -- Was that 1200 inches ??? That's 100 feet.... Wow...
@@frandanco6289 it was $1,140 in in the 1998 snow season which was about 95 ft
You should set up a Timelapse camera to show how everything melts away
spettacolare, che invidia! in my city in italy don't snow from genuary 2019 :D
Donner party snow levels. My favorite part was you posting on TH-cam running a red light.
I've noticed none of these people living up in the mountains have snowmobiles. Something doesn't make sense. Maybe it's because I own a snowmobile!
The top layer applied to a vehicles paint is called clear coat, not clean coat, in case you want to correct that in print.