Actual freezing fog is pretty much an emergency. Out that way because of the elevation changes which cause temp changes freezing fog can be a possiblity over wide areas with isolated areas of freezing fog. It's no joke.
Beware of the frozen fog washington east side of cascades
Discussion in 'Experienced Truckers' Advice' started by Charlie42, Dec 7, 2022.
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Hwy 2 has a dome bridge at skykomish. If there is any debris or snow aside, you’d need to white knuckle it through the center lane. And you have all of the skiiers flying down to Seattle in their teslas doing 110 on the single lane twister.Siinman, LameMule, tscottme and 1 other person Thank this.
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It’s not any worse than any other road over the mountains. If I had to pick between 12 or 2 if 90 was closed I’d choose 2 all day long.Siinman, Charlie42, D.Tibbitt and 1 other person Thank this.
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If you’re less than 12’3”, you’re golden
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12’3” is the corner on the right side going east
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Are you talking about the metal bridge over the river? It’s 14 something. We ran that way with 14 tall curtain vans.
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14’3 in the middle, 12’3” on the far right and left
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I came thru there this evening and it's wide open with only the remains of 2 semi's left, and a ditch full of spilled product. One of the trucks looks almost like someone tried to drive thru it's middle.
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No, the tunnel at Skykomish. 1/2 mile long just a round tunnel
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No, the round tunnel going under the mountain at SkykomishLong FLD Thanks this.
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