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<blockquote data-quote="dean nelson" data-source="post: 251707" data-attributes="member: 1305">This storm looks like the type that can close roads for days. With the huge snow pack already in place roads will begin to drift shut almost immediately and with every time they run the model it slides a little further north and west putting Bismarck now in around 6 in of snow and wind gusts to 60 so you can pretty well Bank on 94 and I-29 probably be being closed for a decent amount of time. The only Saving Grace in your particular setup is that as she shift slightly west and North it frees up more and more of I-29 every time she does.What this the storm definitely has the potential to do is to be the death knell to certain groups of pheasants. We've already got a number of areas where the populations are scraping the bottom of the barrel And now you swing a storm like this through there with 60 mile an hour winds and that's going to be about all she wrote.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dean nelson, post: 251707, member: 1305"] This storm looks like the type that can close roads for days. With the huge snow pack already in place roads will begin to drift shut almost immediately and with every time they run the model it slides a little further north and west putting Bismarck now in around 6 in of snow and wind gusts to 60 so you can pretty well Bank on 94 and I-29 probably be being closed for a decent amount of time. The only Saving Grace in your particular setup is that as she shift slightly west and North it frees up more and more of I-29 every time she does. What this the storm definitely has the potential to do is to be the death knell to certain groups of pheasants. We've already got a number of areas where the populations are scraping the bottom of the barrel And now you swing a storm like this through there with 60 mile an hour winds and that's going to be about all she wrote. [/QUOTE]

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