Multiple Snow storms heading for Colorado

Thank you for the information. Wouldn't you know that's right where I'm heading Got to load out tomorrow afternoon and head that way to be there by Wednesday....*sigh* got to love this time of year

 

Call me weird...I love the snow.....

DOT in Dumont was telling me that he's happy when it snows...Less trucks to watch.....

I told him I'll be running through.....I ain't skeerd of snow....

 

It doesn't bother me... during the day. At night I'll still run but I don't like to. My co-driver on the other hand scares the **** out of me in the snow

 

I can't run at night in the winter when temps drop below 30 degrees. When the road looks wet, yet there's no mist coming off of the drive tires my red flag mental alarm, and my common sense bell goes off in my head alerting me to park somewhere safe asap! Does anyone else get mentally and physically drained driving during a snowstorm in the mountains at night? Whenever I park after driving in those conditions I get some of the best sleep ever!

 

I get sapped quick when I try to drive in the snow at night. I think a lot of it is because you are trying to focus even more so you don't get hypnotized by the snow. That's what I have the biggest problem with

 

http://forecast.weather.gov/MapClic...BOU&textField1=39.768&textField2=-104.873&e=1

 

Well my load got switched I had to relay my Denver load in Kansas City now I have to pick up and go to Salt Lake. Joy, why do I have the feeling I'm jumping out of the frying pan into the fire? Lol

 

Come on into the fire. It's nice and warm in here.

Driving in a snowstorm is more mentally tiring and tires your eyes faster. Your eyes focus and sense the movement of all of the snowflakes. That tires you out faster. You actually have to up your calorie intake driving in that weather. You will still tire out, but, your energy will not drain as fast.