That was my other guess. We try to not include those places in our state in the great upnorth. I live six hours farther north in the real Michigan and in the middle of the snow belt. Sometime come up here. Cali has nothing on us and neither do the sierras.
The point is the DOT had nothing that worked on roads below 18 degrees, with no sun and steady snow for 3 days. Sometimes nature wins, regardless of what state you’re in.
“Cali has nothing on us and neither do the sierras.”
1. You never, ever get 20ft of snow. Sierras got that in 2 weeks.
2. The Sierras are actual mountains. You have hills, like San Francisco, only not as high.
That’s two right there.