@@cass1113 I lived in Corpus Christi for a year, worked for the Navy, NAS Corpus Christi VT-28. Moved back north and bought four snowmobiles! Still running Ski Doo but have a couple of Cats also.
I grew up and lived in what typically is considered 3 of the coldest locations in the lower 48, Duluth MN, International Falls MN, Fargo ND. I now live in central Illinois and would gladly go back north to live. Remember people, you can put on more clothes to be comfortable than you can take off !
Oh my! I’ve been in some snow but that mess is SERIOUS snow!!! I spent time in eastern Iowa and in the northeast, but your snow seems to be more intense! Man!!!
Define typical, we get blizzards all the time, depends on the system, in '97 '98 we had a blizzard every weekend, flooding in the spring ensued. You can RUclips fargo flood 97
Honestly you get used to it. I’m from Evanston, IL but I’ve been in Fargo for just about 10 years. The last two winters have been pretty bad but otherwise it’s not too terrible. We have a low crime rate, many jobs and it’s fairly inexpensive to live. That’s why I’ve stayed but I’m ready to move though. I need adventure lol
@@dejaunajackson7666 Fargo seems like it would be a cool place, since you've got North Dakota State, and I'm sure other things as well. I bet Christmas was fun over there. I'm in Alabama.... originally from Michigan. We've had some freezing temps. But more than that, we have more rain lol
Aaron how do the locals there manage to go about their daily lives? I can't imagine the difficulties with getting to/from work, delivering parcels/mail, emergency services (ambulance, fire, law enforcement etc). Looks like it should all be drawn to a complete stand-still. :(
You know when to stay home and when to go out and if u have to go out u drive slowly with your hazards flashing a place that usually takes you 5 mins to get to could take 10 0r 20 and u should have sand bags and a shovel and a winter survival kit always with you and sometimes you can’t even stop on time if it is slippery even if they sanded the streets and.you never wanna slam on your brakes to stop when it’s icy because u will slide you just pump them got anything else you want to ask
I live in Johannesburg, South Africa where it has only snowed 22 times in the last 103 years and NEVER like this, and no, we never have a break from our criminals at all.... The last time it snowed was in 2007.
Colette' G. Funny! I lived in Nashville for twenty years. Now I live back in the northeast and I really do enjoy the snow during the winter months. Mind you, I use public transportation so I don’t have to drive in it: yay!!!!😁😁😁
imagine that....nobody out pumping gas towards the end of the video 🎅🎅 still looks like a good day to air the truck tires down to ~10 psi and go to the local diner and have a hot cup of coffee while watching the wind and snow blow around.
Get yourself some winter tires. You'll thank yourself. Expensive, yes but well worth it. Remove them as soon as temps stay above 50. Should get about 4 seasons out of them.
Zues Toots we’re definitely looking into getting winter tires. Good thing we have a 4x4 pickup truck, otherwise we would have gotten stuck in snow for how many times I would not know.
Tina M We came from Bloomington Indiana. The weather there had been really mild (50s mostly) so I was really shocked when we got here. Like who moves to Fargo in winter?😬😊
Lived in South Dakota for 6 years. It amazes me fucking stupid drivers up there are. "I DONT NEED NO SNOW TIRES", i truck through areas your stuck in with a winter tired equipped RWD 4door car. TIRES, TIRES, TIRES!! Its only thing in contact with the road.
Up to 2 feet of snow and 50 miles an hour winds the fucking hell it wasn't a blizzard. One of the worst storms to hit in the past several years and you damn well know I've been around the state as long as you have!
Grandma said when their family settled Crosby, ND., her dad drove them to school in winter with a horse and buckboard. They had a sod house, too, at first, and no one coming to plow them out back then. Lol
@@lauriesorenson3172 That's incredible. My dad went to school on horse. More for fun than necessity. My Grandparents did the horse and sleigh and blankets with the heated stone under the bench when they were kids. We drove thru Fargo on the way back to Manitoba 3 days after the storm. We have 2 inches in Canada with grass showing.
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This reminds me of all of the winters that I experienced when I lived in Moorhead from 1977 to 1982.
Growing up in ND and seeing this makes me really love the 74 deg day in Houston. Stay safe
@US ARMY VET 11B 96-14 luckily we dont live in a crime infested area and dont flood. I was simply saying I dont miss the snow and cold.
@US ARMY VET 11B 96-14 dallas sucks and dont even like to visit the place.
ND winter - no sweating, no mosquitoes, no cockroaches, no snakes spiders or ticks, lots of fresh air!
@@northdakotaham1752 lol the only thing I'll miss is snowmobiling on a poker run hahaha.
@@cass1113 I lived in Corpus Christi for a year, worked for the Navy, NAS Corpus Christi VT-28. Moved back north and bought four snowmobiles! Still running Ski Doo but have a couple of Cats also.
I grew up and lived in what typically is considered 3 of the coldest locations in the lower 48, Duluth MN, International Falls MN, Fargo ND. I now live in central Illinois and would gladly go back north to live. Remember people, you can put on more clothes to be comfortable than you can take off !
Exactly my thoughts. I like the cold
This was a fun weekend, sat at home and drank a bunch of beer and ate a bunch of food
sounds like a good weekend for sure!
Definitely DONT miss that! I just moved down south this summer!!
Hunny ur beautiful move back
Thank you for the video🙂
you are welcome!
Do people ride 4 wheelers up their in the winter time ? Or no is it to cold ?
sometimes on the frozen lakes.
I got stuck in Fargo because of the same blizzard years back. Running and aircraft engine outside. Drove my car in to a ditch. Bad
Yikes. glad you came out alright!
I live in Brooksville Florida now but maybe you could travel to NY Mills on hwy 10 say hi to my brothers ,thanks and stay warm.
Yes in Minnesota.
Oh my! I’ve been in some snow but that mess is SERIOUS snow!!! I spent time in eastern Iowa and in the northeast, but your snow seems to be more intense! Man!!!
blizzard alley!
Is this a typical storm in Fargo?
Define typical, we get blizzards all the time, depends on the system, in '97 '98 we had a blizzard every weekend, flooding in the spring ensued. You can RUclips fargo flood 97
Normal Fargo in winter. Lol it's -10 degrees right now. We won't be losing much snow any time soon.
Gotta love Fargo
How do people survive this on the reservation??????
Many don't have jobs to go to, they just stay home warm and snug.
They just booze it up, smoke a lot of cigarettes and huff a lot of gold spray paint and then go out and steal things...
Lucky for us it was a warm day with only a mild wind! Add 25 below zero and 50 mph winds to that snow and it can get a bit nasty.
Liar nd is for sissys
You’re near my house !!! That storm was terrible.
That looks like something else. I don't know how you, and everyone up there, deals with the snow, and freezing temps
Honestly you get used to it. I’m from Evanston, IL but I’ve been in Fargo for just about 10 years. The last two winters have been pretty bad but otherwise it’s not too terrible. We have a low crime rate, many jobs and it’s fairly inexpensive to live. That’s why I’ve stayed but I’m ready to move though. I need adventure lol
@@dejaunajackson7666 Fargo seems like it would be a cool place, since you've got North Dakota State, and I'm sure other things as well. I bet Christmas was fun over there.
I'm in Alabama.... originally from Michigan. We've had some freezing temps. But more than that, we have more rain lol
I was trapped in my house for 2 days because my whole street was still burried in snow
I saw some subdivisions that were buried in drifts
Same
Aaron how do the locals there manage to go about their daily lives? I can't imagine the difficulties with getting to/from work, delivering parcels/mail, emergency services (ambulance, fire, law enforcement etc). Looks like it should all be drawn to a complete stand-still. :(
4 x 4
I am from Fargo nd. and we just put it in 4 wheel drive and go and we are use to it and sometimes it fun to drive in
@@Northdakotadude What about safety or getting lost or when roads actually become impassible?
You know when to stay home and when to go out and if u have to go out u drive slowly with your hazards flashing a place that usually takes you 5 mins to get to could take 10 0r 20 and u should have sand bags and a shovel and a winter survival kit always with you and sometimes you can’t even stop on time if it is slippery even if they sanded the streets and.you never wanna slam on your brakes to stop when it’s icy because u will slide you just pump them got anything else you want to ask
My wife is a nurse here in Fargo and she has to be there no matter what. It can be a pain in the ass sometimes but we manage. 👍
We are so close but have not seen anything like this in a long time.
That blue light tree and restaurant was beautiful.
It was actually a bank!
Hello from sunny Santa Barbara Ca. Move down here and life would be infinitely better, I promise you. Cheers.
haha. I'm a storm chaser. I prefer weather. I lived in Burbank, CA for 4 months and hated it. No weather. Same stuff every day... boring..
I live in Fargo
I live in Johannesburg, South Africa where it has only snowed 22 times in the last 103 years and NEVER like this, and no, we never have a break from our criminals at all....
The last time it snowed was in 2007.
@Esias Lubbe LOL, if it's not nailed down that too ;)
I wished you’d send some of that to Tennessee ❄️❣️❄️
Colette' G. Funny! I lived in Nashville for twenty years. Now I live back in the northeast and I really do enjoy the snow during the winter months. Mind you, I use public transportation so I don’t have to drive in it: yay!!!!😁😁😁
Close to where I live dam that storm was ugly I didnt go out until Monday morning.
It was a good storm!
Exactly. Why go anywhere until work on Monday? That's why idiots get stuck.
Seems like everyone up there would have those everblade heated wipers?
been a little slow this year
imagine that....nobody out pumping gas towards the end of the video 🎅🎅
still looks like a good day to air the truck tires down to ~10 psi and go to the local diner and have a hot cup of coffee while watching the wind and snow blow around.
looks like an average day for us up north! :)
haha
i miss the snow .. Pittsburgh don't get much snow any more you guys is lucky
not a fun storm, was snowed in for 3 days
We literally just moved here 5 days ago due to my husband’s job and I’m in shock!😱😱
Get yourself some winter tires. You'll thank yourself. Expensive, yes but well worth it. Remove them as soon as temps stay above 50. Should get about 4 seasons out of them.
Where did you move from?
Zues Toots we’re definitely looking into getting winter tires. Good thing we have a 4x4 pickup truck, otherwise we would have gotten stuck in snow for how many times I would not know.
Tina M We came from Bloomington Indiana. The weather there had been really mild (50s mostly) so I was really shocked when we got here. Like who moves to Fargo in winter?😬😊
stay warm!
Was this the same blizzard where Malvo killed Numbers and then escaped the cops?
Good Lord! What’s the suicide rate there?
Alcoholism rate is very high
Yeah, literally one of the worst I've seen in 8 years, but my boss was still unsure if we should close the shop or not lol
good day to stay home for sure
Oh my goodness. Drive safe
love snow..
It's beautiful...at a distance.
Not that much
been a lot slow this year :(
Wow be safe
Thank you!
can't believe a school in Fargo is dumb enough to attempt driving a van in that weather without chains on the tires.
they were trying to get home to Minnesota.
Lived in South Dakota for 6 years. It amazes me fucking stupid drivers up there are. "I DONT NEED NO SNOW TIRES", i truck through areas your stuck in with a winter tired equipped RWD 4door car.
TIRES, TIRES, TIRES!! Its only thing in contact with the road.
indeed. you got it. good tires are crucial. and AWD/4WD
Oh geez!
Far from a blizzard 43 yrs living here
Up to 2 feet of snow and 50 miles an hour winds the fucking hell it wasn't a blizzard. One of the worst storms to hit in the past several years and you damn well know I've been around the state as long as you have!
I think we had more snow last winter at this time. Shit. 1995-97 we had to shovel off the roofs.
Its beauitful as long as i dont have to driver in it
haha. it's fun to drive in if you have a vehicle capable of handling it.
Now imagine travelling by horse...
no thank you!
Grandma said when their family settled Crosby, ND., her dad drove them to school in winter with a horse and buckboard. They had a sod house, too, at first, and no one coming to plow them out back then. Lol
@@lauriesorenson3172 That's incredible. My dad went to school on horse. More for fun than necessity. My Grandparents did the horse and sleigh and blankets with the heated stone under the bench when they were kids. We drove thru Fargo on the way back to Manitoba 3 days after the storm. We have 2 inches in Canada with grass showing.
It was terrible!!!
I'm sorry it's a bank.
ah yeah you got it
That why I love living in North Dakota Fargo🥰🥰🥰
Is this bacon recording this for us??? 😂
who is bacon?
Aaron Jayjack Extreme Storm Chaser uh not you sir! Just realized your a storm chaser.
Обычный зимний день в России....
Lol
Those lucky people with automobiles. Doesn't look like the best weather for riding horses.
Al Testic why would people be riding horses?
@@ndhonda1282 normally that's what I see or somebody told me that anyway.
Haha. Yeah there are people that have horses but main transportation is vehicles. ND isn’t stuck that far in the old days lol
When I fry chicken it’s as if an iguana came flying off the table and made me almost cry. Ya know?
Lol