I was working at a gas station on a hill in Portland during all this. Picked up extra shifts and didn't even mind because watching people try and drive was priceless. Gas pedal doesn't always mean go.
I've been in a "snow" storm while visiting Oregon. It's not snow, it's ice. I've never driven in conditions like that. It looks like snow, but it's black ice there. Very dangerous!
Gosh I miss Portland I was there for winter break December 24 to January 3 and I left on January 3 LOL it was beautiful apparently it snows very very rare up in Portland I miss Portland I can't wait to live there when I can afford to.
Although it might say all season tires there are not all season! :) Same goes for your swimming shorts although you can wear them all seasons its mostly advice to do so during the summer.
You will not know the meaning of a true snow storm until you wake up in the morning open ur door and you cant get out cuz there is 9 feet of snow blocking u
0:42 As an European I wonder: does that Wallmart sell salt? If not they should inmediately buy some. They lose a lot of customers for not spending some cheap salt on that hill. Stupids! Only five kilograms of salt could be the best investment during that day, representing a profit of thousands of dollars. The shop manager should be inmediately fired.
As someone who works for Walmart, they probably do but with mine they are usually super anal about when too put it out and how much too put it out, I know one day I've about killed myself on black ice in numerous spots, asked if I could put some salt outside, "no the managers said no salt because they don't want it tracking into the store"
I know another big concern with salting roads is the environmental impact. I say salt the hill, but there are people that say it’s not worth polluting the runoff
I was with my dad that day in ... but he is the coolest cop ever I went on a ride along if u do know we're that is just know that they are usally pretty cool if u do what they say so just don't do something stupid and nothing bad will happen 💙u dad and others for your service.BE SAFE
At 1:08 was once sliding just like that, on ice right into intersection traffic. I put Camry into Reversed and Gassed it Hard. Car stopped on a dime. Probably one of smartest decisions I ever made.
Kasparas fr it was as nothing and I live in Portland and have my whole life and I was like this is NOT a storm last year we got a foot of snow which we never get that was when everybody should freaked out like they did for that inch of snow
@Bob Grey, here, in the poor countries with metric system, we are using calcium chloride to melt the freakin' ice. It keeps the road black down to -30 Celsius (I know, you need to transform to F :-) ). It seems that you, rich people, don't have money for a bucket full of sand :-)
raminator1979 yesterday did a total of 45 cars being abounded and 5 people have reported sleeping in them some people don't know to drive in snow in Portland.lol people keep trying to inch up a snowy hill too bad I know better
paaahahhahaaaaa "It's okay sit boy... it's okay" that dog looked like nigga no it's not! it's cold as heck! and I'm not sitting my ass on this cold ground! hahahahha
For the folks being snarky...the Pacific Northwest has thaws during the day...and temps drop dramatically during the night...we get a tremendous amount of sleet and freezing rain...all of that combine to turn the roads into ice rinks..Portland is very hilly, nasty mess when there's even less than an inch of snow...so don't sit in front of your lil computers and judge lol.
I have a long driveway that goes uphill and in the winter I sometimes have the same problem. I got into my old Odyssey and revved the snot out of it (I could smell rubber) just trying to get the damn thing to the top. Hills are nice but good luck in Winter
Winter tires are far more important on paved snowy/icy roads than AWD. Watch the 2WD vs 4WD videos comparing All Season to Winter tires. AWD + Winter tires is best but 2WD + Winter is 2nd best over 4WD with stock tires on paved roads. Off road is a different story. Being able to turn and stop on slick roads is even more important then simply starting. FWD + Winter tires can start on slick conditions sometimes better than AWD with stock. Don't by the marketing lies, watch the reviews. Tires , tires , tires.
@@45eno I've driven with summer tires and had no problems with ice and snow with 4x4. You have to know how to drive in it. Don't think winter tires makes you invincible against snow and ice.
@@hhds113 Yep the most important aspect of driving in the winter is knowing how to drive and what level of available grip you have. Both AWD only and winter tire only types can get over confident in their purchased tools for the winter. Basically I lean towards best tires for the winter season as AWD by itself can help you get rolling better from a light but does nothing to help you stop or turn. Which means most people can drive in snow on all season tires as long as they stay within their ability to stop in time which I think many naive awd drivers won’t always gauge well. Yes same can happen to someone that thinks winter tires will make the car grip like dry conditions.
usually its actually a mixture of salt and sand. Here in most of Europe you can even get it for free when its really bad snow. Supplied by city. Though I love northern countries, Scandinavia. Those f+ckers dont care,even in major cities they just drive on hardened snow (like we all should) with good winter tyres or spikes :), when its bad, too much snow to remove.., why bother.
They should pave the roads with a rough layer of asphalt for better traction on ice. Smooth asphalt is nice in the summer but the worst thing you could drive on when the ice forms.
+R Diaz Tire and tyre both mean a covering for a wheel, usually made of rubber. Tire is the preferred spelling in the U.S. and Canada. Tyre is preferred in most varieties of English outside North America however. TH-cam can be used by people from countries around the globe, not just the US and Canada. You live in a world where not everyone is like you, not everyone uses the same language as you, or the same spelling. Get used to it......
So this is actually the city of Concord on McLoughlin Blvd and concord rd it’s actually not that big of a hill. I shop here regularly. It’s in Clackamas County. This is not Portland which is under multnomah county
I live on Concord and McLoughlin right next to this it was just ice not really a storm at all still it was fun who really wants to know though you go up to Mount Hood
Maybe they should’ve tried ascending the “hill” where the snow was untouched. And if you have rear wheel drive, try ascending in reverse which would be similar to have front wheel drive. But the safest of all: Winter/snow tires with at least 3-4 mm of track left on them.
Driving backwards in a rear drive car is not at all like a front drive. A front drive has more traction because the weight of the engine is above the drive wheels.
LEDs are brightness controlled with PWM (pulse width modulation), which is basically flickering on and off really fast, with the pulses longer the brighter they are. Cameras are faster than our eyes, so they miss some of the "on" flickers.
@@NGGPeter It's not really expensive when you factor in that all winter while you are using the winter tires your summer or all seasons are not in use so you extend their life. If you miss time at work because of snow or ice there is more money out the window. If you have an accident because your tires suck on snow and ice then you are well behind the cost of the winter tires. Think of insurance increases, deductibles, lost time, and if you are injured then that can be the biggest issue. The cost seems very cheap to me when you factor in everything.
I was working at a gas station on a hill in Portland during all this. Picked up extra shifts and didn't even mind because watching people try and drive was priceless. Gas pedal doesn't always mean go.
"You call this a storm!?"
- Lt. Dan 1994
Happy Days i
1:08 saved by the manhole cover
oh yeah did not notice that
Funny how a tire of grip is enough to stop a car sliding.
Man: Sit on the cold ice!
Dog: I don't fucking want to!!
The weather outside is so delightful, let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let it Snow ! Thumbs Up, and Happy Saturday also.
Must... reach... walmart!!!
I love it
hahah Just go home and shop at Amazon y'all! XD
Lol
Lol
We can do it!! We can do it!!
Walmart should have least put salt down, especially on a up hill entrance.
That would retract from the families billions
They were lazy that day
FUTMZ Oregon does use salt now except for Portland.
@Jimo Oregon cars dont rust? 💀
A stop sign at the top of the hill on the enterance ramp and cross traffic in front of the store doesn't have to stop?
I've been in a "snow" storm while visiting Oregon. It's not snow, it's ice. I've never driven in conditions like that. It looks like snow, but it's black ice there. Very dangerous!
Gosh I miss Portland I was there for winter break December 24 to January 3 and I left on January 3 LOL it was beautiful apparently it snows very very rare up in Portland I miss Portland I can't wait to live there when I can afford to.
The dog is like: you sit in this snow ⛄️
Hahaha right. Like put your bare ass on snow to see what it feels like. I was thinkng that too.
Just another example of why animals are smarter than humans.
that was impressive for a 2WD pickup truck
Jamie i thought the same thing. Must have had a limited slip.
It DID had a limited slip (Posi-Traction GM brand name). Watch closely near the end; you'll see both rear wheels spinning together.
Could have been a 2wd. My bet it was a 4wd. I have the same pickup.
G80 locker
No, it wasnt
Although it might say all season tires there are not all season! :) Same goes for your swimming shorts although you can wear them all seasons its mostly advice to do so during the summer.
You will not know the meaning of a true snow storm until you wake up in the morning open ur door and you cant get out cuz there is 9 feet of snow blocking u
Oregon gets snow like that sometimes, but rarely.
The Jeep was like I’m outta here lol
He said fuck this im going to 🎯
Came to watch that TJ climb the hill in 4wd. Was disappointed. Lol
He had brains at least
Just drop the car in low gear and step lightly on the gas. Works for me.gets up the hill every time.
im from Wisconsin, looks like a nice day
I thank God I live in Florida every time I see a video like this
I live in western NY and it snows every year. Still hard for people to remember how to drive in it!
The old pickup strong like bull
The new SUV soft like cheese
Tip from Canada. Going up a snowy hill. Snow tires are a must. Moment a must. And worst case just giv'r bud.
Canadians have more experience, right?😄
I hear Canadian snow is snowiest of all the snow. Much different than the US. 😂
0:42 As an European I wonder: does that Wallmart sell salt? If not they should inmediately buy some. They lose a lot of customers for not spending some cheap salt on that hill. Stupids! Only five kilograms of salt could be the best investment during that day, representing a profit of thousands of dollars. The shop manager should be inmediately fired.
As someone who works for Walmart, they probably do but with mine they are usually super anal about when too put it out and how much too put it out, I know one day I've about killed myself on black ice in numerous spots, asked if I could put some salt outside, "no the managers said no salt because they don't want it tracking into the store"
@@aspiealex9710 You see... dirty store floor or a loss of thousands of dollars, what a difficult dilemma! Greetings from Spain.
Jesus, what is it with Europeans and thinking!?
I know another big concern with salting roads is the environmental impact. I say salt the hill, but there are people that say it’s not worth polluting the runoff
WalMart needs a sign at that entry to the parking lot: "Don't even try it"
That Walmart neighborhood market is HUGE!!!
Our neighborhood markets are 3/4 that size
I was with my dad that day in ... but he is the coolest cop ever I went on a ride along if u do know we're that is just know that they are usally pretty cool if u do what they say so just don't do something stupid and nothing bad will happen 💙u dad and others for your service.BE SAFE
Didn't do well in English class, did you?
At 1:08 was once sliding just like that, on ice right into intersection traffic. I put Camry into Reversed and Gassed it Hard. Car stopped on a dime. Probably one of smartest decisions I ever made.
Never stop on an icy/snowy hill if you don't have to.
Nothing like summer tires in snow.
As a a Winnipeger I find this funny as hell
Good for you? It rarely snows there
gotta love the big trucks without awd
that was a great video but what amazes me how did the old GMC Sierra make it up the hill but not the new a Dodge Journey.
The GMC has a good 4wd system while the Journey has a crappy one.
Good driver vs bad one....
tires with tread vs bald.
speedtime Traction control killed the dodge from going up the hill . You can see the tires pulsing. Truck was 2 wheel drive as well and still made it.
speedtime You have to turn the traction control off.
Wow, they got 5mm of snow and they call it storm :D
Kasparas leave us alone, this is all we get :(
Kasparas fr it was as nothing and I live in Portland and have my whole life and I was like this is NOT a storm last year we got a foot of snow which we never get that was when everybody should freaked out like they did for that inch of snow
Jojo siwas Hair line there’s a difference between black ice and snow idiot
Its not the snow thats the problem. Its the fkin ICE
@Bob Grey, here, in the poor countries with metric system, we are using calcium chloride to melt the freakin' ice. It keeps the road black down to -30 Celsius (I know, you need to transform to F :-) ). It seems that you, rich people, don't have money for a bucket full of sand :-)
You should post another one for 2017!
That's the best one!
1:04 the manhole cover: Imma bout to save this car's life
it's just snow people
SNOW PEOPLE?!?!? First we had to worry about Sand People, then Dead People, now SNOW PEOPLE?!?!
its all rigged...i heard it, snow is a ccchina hoax.....
raminator1979
raminator1979 We don't get much snow
raminator1979 yesterday did a total of 45 cars being abounded and 5 people have reported sleeping in them some people don't know to drive in snow in Portland.lol people keep trying to inch up a snowy hill too bad I know better
That 2WD GMC Sierra did great climbing up the icy hil.
HAHAHAHAHA SNOW STORM! Where I am in NH 2 feet is nothing. Funny to see how life is on the "other side".
That's not a storm
Joshua Dressler ikr
Joshua Dressler agree
Lol the jeep is like nah ill go my own damn way, im a jeep!
That guy in the Jeep chicken out !?
Sam @ L E he could see the other guy sliding and wanted to give the other car room to back up
A 4 WD means fail if it doesn't have winter tires, even aggresive off-road tires don't help much on ice.
The jeep guy would make it easy as pie but he didn't want to get hit from the idiot in the Chevy
When a cheap Jeep tries to do anything he's going to break an axle. LOL you know it's a Jeep thing you wouldn't understand
@@brianamrhein640 yet the chevy made it to the top, so please tell us how he is an idiot.
Hello friend, great clip!
I'm from Alaska but moved to Portland. Hahahaha. Entertainment, everytime!
We do get ice storms up here in northern oregon. About 5 year intervals on average
As a Quebecer, i found this video really funny. Snow storm with less then 1 inch of snow lol
paaahahhahaaaaa "It's okay sit boy... it's okay" that dog looked like nigga no it's not! it's cold as heck! and I'm not sitting my ass on this cold ground! hahahahha
Romell Sanchez, I was thinking the same thing! Dog was like, "I ain't sitting in this shit!!! How 'bout you bare yo ass and sit in it!" 😂😂😂
For the folks being snarky...the Pacific Northwest has thaws during the day...and temps drop dramatically during the night...we get a tremendous amount of sleet and freezing rain...all of that combine to turn the roads into ice rinks..Portland is very hilly, nasty mess when there's even less than an inch of snow...so don't sit in front of your lil computers and judge lol.
In Italy we use to sprinkle salt on icy roads
way to go, walmart...you have your store in a northern climate and are too cheap to salt your entrance
I have a long driveway that goes uphill and in the winter I sometimes have the same problem. I got into my old Odyssey and revved the snot out of it (I could smell rubber) just trying to get the damn thing to the top. Hills are nice but good luck in Winter
Having 2WD during winter conditions can be much more challenging then having AWD or 4x4 which makes winter driving a lot easier
Winter tires are far more important on paved snowy/icy roads than AWD. Watch the 2WD vs 4WD videos comparing All Season to Winter tires. AWD + Winter tires is best but 2WD + Winter is 2nd best over 4WD with stock tires on paved roads. Off road is a different story. Being able to turn and stop on slick roads is even more important then simply starting. FWD + Winter tires can start on slick conditions sometimes better than AWD with stock. Don't by the marketing lies, watch the reviews. Tires , tires , tires.
studded tire on fwd works good
no shit :))
@@45eno I've driven with summer tires and had no problems with ice and snow with 4x4. You have to know how to drive in it. Don't think winter tires makes you invincible against snow and ice.
@@hhds113 Yep the most important aspect of driving in the winter is knowing how to drive and what level of available grip you have. Both AWD only and winter tire only types can get over confident in their purchased tools for the winter. Basically I lean towards best tires for the winter season as AWD by itself can help you get rolling better from a light but does nothing to help you stop or turn. Which means most people can drive in snow on all season tires as long as they stay within their ability to stop in time which I think many naive awd drivers won’t always gauge well. Yes same can happen to someone that thinks winter tires will make the car grip like dry conditions.
So what? Where is the snow storm? A few millimeter of snow is nothing to talk about.
1:21 I couldn’t stop laughing at that dude for some reason
wallmart doesn't even care its customers that much that they would help them get there by spreading some sand :D
scanjett sand?
Salt buddy not sand.
usually its actually a mixture of salt and sand. Here in most of Europe you can even get it for free when its really bad snow. Supplied by city. Though I love northern countries, Scandinavia. Those f+ckers dont care,even in major cities they just drive on hardened snow (like we all should) with good winter tyres or spikes :), when its bad, too much snow to remove.., why bother.
Lol the guy in the jeep was just like fuck that
They should pave the roads with a rough layer of asphalt for better traction on ice. Smooth asphalt is nice in the summer but the worst thing you could drive on when the ice forms.
I'm in Michigan and i'm sooooooo glad that shit missed us.
Sit your butt old man on the cold ground not the poor dog 🐕 1:32
Imagine a world, where there are more than one portland......
Portland Maine or Portland Oregon?
A $3 bag of rock salt or kitty litter will solve most these issues. Put one in your trunk for this winter.
Jesus, the amoumt of trucks!
In Lebanon i lnly see a truck once a week!!!!
So confused why this video is titled “snow storm, when there’s like half an inch of snow?
that's a snow storm for Portland
Are they on summer tyres?
+R Diaz Tire and tyre both mean a covering for a wheel, usually made of rubber. Tire is the preferred spelling in the U.S. and Canada. Tyre is preferred in most varieties of English outside North America however.
TH-cam can be used by people from countries around the globe, not just the US and Canada. You live in a world where not everyone is like you, not everyone uses the same language as you, or the same spelling. Get used to it......
Americans doesnt know this. They simply do not know geography.
Classical Music Online - Bach, Beethoven, Mozart Winter tires or all season tires won’t make that much of a difference on ice. They work well on snow.
Darryl B In northern Europe lots of people drive spikes and they help a lot on snow and definitlly on ice
@R Diaz Tyre is the correct spelling worldwide. Tire is only correct in the US & Canada.
Sometimes ALL SEASON TIRES just doesn’t work, try using winter tires for such conditions!
Those are some Incredibly summer tires.
Damn You Posted This At 12:00 PM
WTF, snowstorm, take trip to Norwy in December, on this video it`s just slippery
That's Milwaukie... some brutal hills there!
Jeep guy chicken out as usual! Like a rock!
snow storm my ass!!!! thats just a coated ground lol
So this is actually the city of Concord on McLoughlin Blvd and concord rd it’s actually not that big of a hill. I shop here regularly. It’s in Clackamas County. This is not Portland which is under multnomah county
And as there is no city of Concord, it would be Oak Grove, which is still not an incorporated city, but does have a zip code and an actual name.
I live on Concord and McLoughlin right next to this it was just ice not really a storm at all still it was fun who really wants to know though you go up to Mount Hood
That Walmart trip would have to wait for me....that Doritos craving gonna have to pass.
Maybe they should’ve tried ascending the “hill” where the snow was untouched.
And if you have rear wheel drive, try ascending in reverse which would be similar to have front wheel drive.
But the safest of all: Winter/snow tires with at least 3-4 mm of track left on them.
Driving backwards in a rear drive car is not at all like a front drive.
A front drive has more traction because the weight of the engine is above the drive wheels.
If you want to see a storm come to Minnesota
Home surprise I didn't see the new crv awd and the Toyota Highlander in the video
Snow storm? lmfao that`s nothing xD
Johnny o we don't get much snow last year we got nothings
Johnny And barley ayone knows how to drive in snow
Johnny o last night it snowed and 4 cars crashed. Into eachother
Johnny o for these oregon idiots it is
Bad Drivers of Portland, Oregon and instead of using salt they use fucking gravel, Oregon makes me Smh
What's up with the lights on the Dodge Journey around 2:05?
Kristian Vandehei LEDs flicker on camera but don't in real life. It has to do with the refresh rate of the camera or something
LEDs are brightness controlled with PWM (pulse width modulation), which is basically flickering on and off really fast, with the pulses longer the brighter they are. Cameras are faster than our eyes, so they miss some of the "on" flickers.
Maybe if they had winter tires this wouldn't happened
You wanna buy people another set of rims and winter tires? It's fucking expensive you moron.
@@NGGPeter It's not really expensive when you factor in that all winter while you are using the winter tires your summer or all seasons are not in use so you extend their life. If you miss time at work because of snow or ice there is more money out the window. If you have an accident because your tires suck on snow and ice then you are well behind the cost of the winter tires. Think of insurance increases, deductibles, lost time, and if you are injured then that can be the biggest issue. The cost seems very cheap to me when you factor in everything.
no one ever changees their tires for winter bro. like less than 1% do that
@@notsure6187 That is really unfortunate.
@@NGGPeter Less expensive than a new car, we're talking a $500-1000 investment that can save you tens of thousands.
Snow? Yes. Storm? No.
I could hardly find any snow in this video.
I LOVE SNOW
I love Portland
Bro I used to live right next to that Walmart
The jeep chickened out...
You can tell they have zero experience driving in snow. Rule number 1 when driving in snow, never lock your brakes, you tap it.
That jeeps like nope not today
4 wheel drive truck + winter tires = winter with no problems
Eggsr2bcrushed the white truck was 2 wheel drive. You can tell by the rims. 4x4 came with a different style rim.
At least these guys in Portland can drive.
Додж Джорней! Моя мечта!
A storm? That’s just wayyy to funny
Im getting up this hill for the love of god 1 way or another walmart here i come !! Lol..
1:31 The dog is like : "No way man. You sit in the snow." Then he fakes to sit down and just wants the guy to go away LOL
LOL, that Dodge Journey driver needed to shop at Walmart baaaaad... showed up twice trying to get up that driveway but still can't make it up.
Rick T Because his traction control stops him from getting up the hill. If he'd turn it off, he'd be up ok.
Got to be Portland Or. Portland ME people know how to drive, snow or not.
Almost 2,000,000 views????
all the traction is on the right side of the hill where no one has driven through yet......
This snow where ?
Where’s the snow
Traction control killed the momentum for the dodge.
Was going to move to Portland, but not if they have snow, i thought they don't get snow, only rain?
Eaton G80 locker FTW
To bad they blow up around 80k miles
The guy in the Toyota corolla was totally panicking internally
СНЕЖНЫЙ ШТОРМ! СНЕЖНАЯ БУРЯ В ПОРТЛЕНДЕ!
АХУЕТЬ! ВОТ ЭТО БУРЯ!
У меня на подушке такая буря из перхоти утром.
Из подзалупной перхоти?