Snow Moves 3 Feet Up Wyoming Stop Sign In A Week, Boosting Odds It Gets Buried

Cowboy State Daily ^ | March 06, 2024 | Andrew Rossi

[Red Badger]

A week ago, the outlook was bleak that a lonely stop sign on Togwotee Pass in the middle of nowhere in Wyoming would be buried in snow. But by Wednesday morning, the snow had moved 3 feet up the sign, upping the odds it gets buried by April 1.

[Sacajaweau]

clue....”Middle of nowhere”

[FreedomPoster]

That’s a whole lot of global warming!

[Red Badger]

After a hurricane back in the 90’s we had a similar picture of a stop sign buried in white sand...................

[1Old Pro]

Togwotee Pass in the middle of nowhere in Wyoming

Sounds like a good place for a "train station" (Yellowstone reference)

[NWFree]

Springtime here. Noisy birds and allergies

[Bob434]

The Sierra Nevadas laugh at so little snow.

[j.havenfarm]

Wow. amazing. Here in CA, where some locations piled up around 800 inches of snow last season, such a phenomenon is almost completely unknown./s

Even the author says this is not unusual in Wyoming.
Must be a slow news day

[MeganC]

Yet more proof that we’re easily entertained in Wyoming!

[ProtectOurFreedom]

Now who takes the pictures?

[Red Badger]

Here, the azaleas are in bloom, grass was mowed for the first time this year, and Spring Breakers are being arrested when they are not falling off of 3rd story balconies.............................

[Red Badger]

Probably a drone camera..................

[ShadowAce]

Togwotee Pass

[Noumenon]

There are more elk than people in Wyoming.

[ProtectOurFreedom]

That snow should mean a safer, more productive summer for many Wyomingites. “The big thing is this means water for the fisheries, farmers, and ranchers and hopefully less fire activity for the summer,” he said. “Every snowflake that falls up there is a good thing.”

LOL. Contrast that to reporting of heavy snows in the California Sierras. It's always:

"We are in the worst drought in 12,000 years and these record snows are going to bring severe flooding and landslides everywhere. The extra moisture will create a huge fuel load in the forests which will burn with record intensity this summer. Global warming will cause record temperatures and millions of acres will burn this summer. There's too much water and the world is ending."

[Cletus.D.Yokel]

I’ve been across that pass several (20+) times...in the 80’s

[bigbob]

Finally, a weather report with some credibility!

[Sirius Lee]

There are more elk than people in Wyoming.

biden's airbus service for illegals will change that.

[Spacetrucker]

What is this “snow” you speak of?

[central_va]

queers and steers