Thanks for watching, just in case this is be confusing for others this is the third compilation and the links to the two first compilations are at the bottom of the description.
You mean the flashing yellow hazard lights? lol.... there's no "sparks". And the "knocking" is obviously just what the machine sounds like while working exactly as intended.
@@LiiLNiiCk Brinno BCC100 time lapse cameras last 4 months on 4 AA batteries. They could take one photo per hour and last long enough to get through the whole meltdown.
Wow! This is fascinating to me. I’m from Texas and didn’t see actual snow for the first time til I was in my early 30s. We’d see ice on the ground rarely that made little ice patches, but never real snow. Thanks for the video!
lucky ba##ard. born and raised in the upper peninsula of michigan. still live there. the older i get, the more i despise winters. granted, a lot of communities rely on snowmobiling, but i can do without. the other seasons are great.
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You should do a drone video of the snow piles as it melts in the spring into the summer leading up to the day it's finally all gone. I bet it takes a long time.
Can't do that, those light in the sky behind the snow mountain are planed, and the snow mountain is looks like a glide path for a runway. And to be honest with you, can't tell were near the airport this is
Here in sweden we have defunded and fucked up the snow plowing industry the last 40 years.. Newspaper last couple of days have been like : OMG THERE IS SO MUCH SNOW!? WHERE SHOULD WE PUT IT?? You guys have it all figured out ages ago.. I love canada
Watching this there is so many questions because I live in a area that never has snow Do the drivers who dump the snow get paid by load or daily rate? Wouldn't the snow pile keep the area temperature down causing more snow to come to area? When the snow melts is it close to a river or catchment area ?
They get so much snow in the city there, there's no where to put it in the city. They have to truck it away from the city. In answer to the climate question. Moving snow from one place and piling it another won't alter the climate. It seems like that's a massive pile, and it is, but, it's not near enough to alter the climate on a scale you're thinking of.
I've seen some agencies that haul the snow to a central location and then dump it into a giant cauldron that melts the snow into the storm drains to be carried out to sea.
There's actually a number of snow chutes in Montreal. They dump it directly into the giant 5 meter collector that collects all of the sewage. There's enough heat in the sewer to melt the snow and take it away. The thing is, Montreal gets enough snow that the snow chutes don't cut it on their own. On a bad day, they can't keep up between the snow chutes and the snow dumps.
@@cwalker3783 There's worse stuff in there then road salt. It's also a fact that we don't use anywhere near as much road salt as we once did. Lots of sand and rock is used nowadays as road abrasives. Road salt is use mainly on highways and large boulevards. It's also a fact that road salt is only really effective near zero. Our temperatures are well below that most of the winter.
It's all snow and it will melt until the summer months. But once it starts melting it just becomes black and discusting because all the pollution in the snow gets more and more concentrated the less snow there is left.
@@V4zz33 People here panic alot even when it just rains... its the biggest shitshow ever once there is about 2cm ( if even that ) of snow and they start salting the ever loving crap out of the roads... The amount of times that I've been stuck behind a driver doing 50-60 in a 80-100 zone when the roads are not even snowed over and are literally just a tiny bit wet from all the snow that melts instantly when it hits the ground is honestly breath taking in the worst way possible. With how hard our drivers license tests are you would think that we get better driver over here.... nope lol they're dogshit
Maybe just have a blower attached to the dump truck instead of needing two extra machines. Then it can just slowly drive by the pile and deposit more efficiently.
Hey man just subscribed... never new someone in the area was filming snow removal stuff in our city... a actually work in a snow dump, its the one on langelier... what dump do we see in the first clip ??
As an ex Montrealer living in Ahuntsic on the 60's and 70's snow was dumped directly into the Riviere des Prairies River and St. Lawrence River. Massive underground waterways saw snow dumped in the running water, taken by the current to the river. All that good road salt ! No snow mountains.
How long does the Pile last for ? Is there actually some still left over some years when you start adding to it again ? (depending on weather that year)
is there any ideea to transform that amount of snow into fresh water in wormer periods? It could be beneficial to melt&treat that snow water to reduce the ground water usage.
What's crazy is that it's a giant operation that never stops, and when they are done they have to start all over again for the next snow. On Monday they pick the snow on your street and by Thursday it's like they were never there and they have to pick it up all over again.
This is the best thing ever... yet I can't tell anyone that I've watched it
no worries...u can tell us tho
Your secret is safe on the internet
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Imagine the massive snow fort us fans could make with that giant pile of snow!🤩
There is no chance of survival if it were to collapse, but it would be cool
@@sirrubberduck7823 oh wow😳
@@sirrubberduck7823 lord buzzkill
I just stumbled upon last years and finished watching the whole 2 hours now you've uploaded it for 2020/2021
Thanks for watching, just in case this is be confusing for others this is the third compilation and the links to the two first compilations are at the bottom of the description.
@@the4kguy that makes so much more sense thanks
this is like watching grass grow but i cant stop watching
I’m feeling the same way what a cool job to just to blow snow in the air
@@bladestoe6568 🙏 no
I worked on a Air Force base where we hauled snow and had two snow dumps that lasted into July before melting away.
This will definitely be there until late June/early July depending on rainfall
An.
Yup, not rare to see snow in snow dumps in June in Quebec
Cool story, Pete! Can we hear it again? Do you have time?
i was at Eielson AFB near Fairbanks in the early 90's....there were usually several snow mountains around the base that lasted well into summer
I can watch this all day. And today is my birthday. Thanks
Happy birthday!
Happy birthday!!
Love these videos each year. That snow pile is absolutely massive!
Thanks for watching
The kid in me wants to go play on it
@@the4kguy What do they do with it as in an industry?? What’s all the snow used for in the end of piling it up?
@@the4kguy I think I just answered my own question so they truck it out of areas and pile it up here because they get so much snow.
I used to do this in Helsinki when I was 19. Very stressful especially when there was a snowstorm. On the other hand it paid pretty well
A lot of Thank You, for your time to take all this sequences! Greetings from Austria!
Thanks for watching from Austria!
I live here in montreal. Always wondered how many wallets, money, random shit i can find when this massive thing melts.
That thing melts in between seasons??😂
@@grahammiller9834 mid june if I remember correctly
Lmao if that thing fully melts 💀😂
@@cameronandrist5101 should make it a ski slope recoup some of that 200 million
We need a time-lapse of it melting
2 hour long video wasn't quite enough, could watch this all day!
What a wonderful demonstration of ingenuity and technology triumphing over "CLIMATE".
This is the greatest snow removal video ever made!! Absolutely awesome!!
Hehe thank you!
This is how it's done.
1:40:02 they stopped bc a boy was approaching. So nice of them
Pretty sure was more to do with safety lol
looks like a grown woman to me.
@@Timsticlestv because those blades are sharp af if you get caught in it the your pretty much meat chunks
They legally have to.
That’d be a pretty gnarled way to go jumping in that
9:47 something is wrong with the snowblower, you can hear it knocking, and see sparks flying. Great video, thanks for sharing
You mean the flashing yellow hazard lights? lol.... there's no "sparks". And the "knocking" is obviously just what the machine sounds like while working exactly as intended.
@@jdkgcp you need to get your prescription changed, their Sparks..
Please made a timelapse video of melting.
Pretty much impossible, it will probably take from april to july-august to melt all
@Samuel Plante I know, we have smaller snow dump in my city and still the snow doesnt melt haha
@@LiiLNiiCk Brinno BCC100 time lapse cameras last 4 months on 4 AA batteries. They could take one photo per hour and last long enough to get through the whole meltdown.
@@GoferZeroSix It would be more than 4 months
It never does all completely melt there's snow there all year round
I have been waiting all year for this, you should do more snow removal videos, also maybe a timelapse of them filling the dump would be cool
The sounds of the many trucks is a eargasm litterally very nice video !!!
Got dam!!!!!!! The snow removal in Montreal's is absolutely insane wow great video
GO O’s!!
This is my AMSR, thanks for this
I Love the fact that Quebec is all french talking, I hope I somehow just can learn it myself one day.
Nice equipment also!
I actually find your video calm
I wondered why these do well but I found that the motion of the snow is kind of satisfying to watch
Wow! This is fascinating to me. I’m from Texas and didn’t see actual snow for the first time til I was in my early 30s. We’d see ice on the ground rarely that made little ice patches, but never real snow. Thanks for the video!
Nice, I love to share these with non snow native peoples. In Texas you get your fair share of other incredible storms which I'd love to chase too!
lucky ba##ard. born and raised in the upper peninsula of michigan. still live there. the older i get, the more i despise winters. granted, a lot of communities rely on snowmobiling, but i can do without. the other seasons are great.
Great job, and awesome footage! Will be watching for next winter's edition. Thanks!
Thanks for watching!
Keep up the great work, Montréal! 💪
Amazing job!
Here i am in the states we just got about a foot of snow over the last month thinking damn this crap will never melt........then I see this...
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funny i thought i was looking at last years video, i remember giving it an up thumb
Nice, all new stuff
Play at 2x speed makes it look like an RCSparks Studio episode
Glad to see I’m not the only one that plays with the playback speed 😂
all this snow we would absolutely love in the west coast
I'm old enough to remember when they dumped the snow in the St-Lawrence river.
Was it bad for the river?
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Отличная работа!
You should do a drone video of the snow piles as it melts in the spring into the summer leading up to the day it's finally all gone. I bet it takes a long time.
The snow never completely melts there’s always snow there… it sublimes and melts gradually but never completely
Can't do that, those light in the sky behind the snow mountain are planed, and the snow mountain is looks like a glide path for a runway. And to be honest with you, can't tell were near the airport this is
I live right around the corner from this location!
Here in sweden we have defunded and fucked up the snow plowing industry the last 40 years.. Newspaper last couple of days have been like : OMG THERE IS SO MUCH SNOW!? WHERE SHOULD WE PUT IT?? You guys have it all figured out ages ago.. I love canada
Incredible footage, so professional,...kudos.
Great another video:) Thanks for sharing.
How effective is the use of this type of snow evacuation to reduce the cost of Refrigeration System for Cold & Frozen Storage?
Watching this there is so many questions because I live in a area that never has snow
Do the drivers who dump the snow get paid by load or daily rate?
Wouldn't the snow pile keep the area temperature down causing more snow to come to area?
When the snow melts is it close to a river or catchment area ?
They get so much snow in the city there, there's no where to put it in the city. They have to truck it away from the city.
In answer to the climate question. Moving snow from one place and piling it another won't alter the climate. It seems like that's a massive pile, and it is, but, it's not near enough to alter the climate on a scale you're thinking of.
Hell yeah that's awesome!
I've seen some agencies that haul the snow to a central location and then dump it into a giant cauldron that melts the snow into the storm drains to be carried out to sea.
There's actually a number of snow chutes in Montreal. They dump it directly into the giant 5 meter collector that collects all of the sewage. There's enough heat in the sewer to melt the snow and take it away. The thing is, Montreal gets enough snow that the snow chutes don't cut it on their own. On a bad day, they can't keep up between the snow chutes and the snow dumps.
The snow contains road salt. This should not be going into any body of water.
@@jonathanlanglois2742
Which ultimately ends up in the St-Lawrence seaway.
Fun fact: that snow is full of road salt.
@@cwalker3783 There's worse stuff in there then road salt. It's also a fact that we don't use anywhere near as much road salt as we once did. Lots of sand and rock is used nowadays as road abrasives. Road salt is use mainly on highways and large boulevards. It's also a fact that road salt is only really effective near zero. Our temperatures are well below that most of the winter.
Cool video. 😎
Wow!!! That is one heck of a snow dump!
Awesome need more like this.
More coming
Quebec is a province of winter.
This is one thing we are efficient at.
Brilliant operation.
nice ! On veut plus de video de déneigement ! Sa coche
Oui on devrait en faire plus
That blower machine is amazing
I reconize the Angrignon depot but where is the other with the airplane pass juste over? thanks , Great vidéo!
Is this great mountain consist of snow and nothing else? I can't believe it! :)
It's all snow and it will melt until the summer months. But once it starts melting it just becomes black and discusting because all the pollution in the snow gets more and more concentrated the less snow there is left.
Ship the snow to the desert and both teams win!!!😊
We need some of your expertise down here in the midwest US right now!
I love that, while here in germany it's a disaster with 2 inches of snow in some cities :-)
Really? I thought Germany is dealing with the sow a lot better than that.
@@V4zz33 I am talking of the german car drivers, many of them in some areas do not have winter tires.
@@V4zz33 People here panic alot even when it just rains... its the biggest shitshow ever once there is about 2cm ( if even that ) of snow and they start salting the ever loving crap out of the roads...
The amount of times that I've been stuck behind a driver doing 50-60 in a 80-100 zone when the roads are not even snowed over and are literally just a tiny bit wet from all the snow that melts instantly when it hits the ground is honestly breath taking in the worst way possible.
With how hard our drivers license tests are you would think that we get better driver over here.... nope lol they're dogshit
Wow that is one huge pile of snow, I image skiers and snow boarders are drooling over wanting to test that mountain of snow.
Maybe just have a blower attached to the dump truck instead of needing two extra machines. Then it can just slowly drive by the pile and deposit more efficiently.
Does this ever fully melt? Or just shrink slightly over the summer ?
crazy!!!!
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Hey man just subscribed... never new someone in the area was filming snow removal stuff in our city... a actually work in a snow dump, its the one on langelier... what dump do we see in the first clip ??
Thanks for subscribing. The first site is at the corner of Thimens and Garand in St-Laurent
Does the snow dump ever fully melt in the summer? The one in my city is still melting around in August..
That is an awesome job
What will happen after winter ? Does it melt completely or some will be left ?
Does the snow completely melt durning the summer.
Love the videos, do you have any idea as to how many tons of snow is removed and piled up ???
How many brands of front loaders (with snowblower attached) did you count? :)
When loading the trucks, how does the blower operator communicate with the truck driver??
probably CB
How many years would that wall of snow last if left alone?
depends if there is lots of sand and dirt that makes a crust over it when it melts. Some sites are ok in july, some others last untill fall
This is a fantastic snow clearing video. How long does it take until the snow mountain has melted again?
The caption said until mid summer.
They should make a ski resort out of that pile of snow. Skiing in July would be awesome
A lot of suspiscious brake adjusters in action here! hahahaha!
When it comes time to melt... is this area under feet of water? Where does it flow?
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Roads look decent that’s a win
Iv climbed one on my snowmobile end of season.. got some bad ass video and pics
How long does it take to melt?
End of summer
Really cool video!
So how much total snow did montreal get this year? and how does it compare to the average and last number of years?
As an ex Montrealer living in Ahuntsic on the 60's and 70's snow was dumped directly into the Riviere des Prairies River and St. Lawrence River. Massive underground waterways saw snow dumped in the running water, taken by the current to the river. All that good road salt ! No snow mountains.
They used to do that in Sherbrooke too... And then we had a major flood as a result.
not allowed anymore.
I would love to have that front end loader job!!
I want one for every major city in north America now
How long does it take the pile to melt? Does it even melt completely?
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How long does it take to melt all this snow? May?
How long does the Pile last for ? Is there actually some still left over some years when you start adding to it again ? (depending on weather that year)
Most of the snow melts in the hot Montreal summer, and what's left is a huge pile of dirt and salt.
Does that pile ever fully melt?! Very cool video...
Sometimes these sites are so large that the snow doesn't melt during the summer months
Imagine that sled ride, when everything is said and done.
is there any ideea to transform that amount of snow into fresh water in wormer periods? It could be beneficial to melt&treat that snow water to reduce the ground water usage.
So another video said it's a 160m dollar industry. Where are you guys pulling your numbers from?
That Snowblower Is No Toy
Does this ever melt?
Yep, by mid-summer
Is there a timelapse video of this melting? I guess that takes a couple months.
Now that would be something i would spend 2 hours watching in background
incredible
Does it all melt before the next winter season?
I wonder if the loader operators are ever worried about that pile becoming unstable and causing a small avalanche burying them
I doubt it
WOW! These are some serious snow removal PROFESSIONALS! This operation seems to run like clockwork. Add another subscriber to your list!
What's crazy is that it's a giant operation that never stops, and when they are done they have to start all over again for the next snow. On Monday they pick the snow on your street and by Thursday it's like they were never there and they have to pick it up all over again.
Thanks, there's more snow videos to come!
@@the4kguy Is there any estimation of the dimensions of this snow pile?
Awesome 😊😊
Impressionnant montagne de neige stocké.
hello ... in 11:30 min --- where is this place? and how long does it take to melt this snow mountain? thanks
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