Again another great reason to be prepared for anything. You never know what might stop services from flowing into your little community.

http://hb.511.idaho.gov/#roadReports?timeFrame=TODAY&layers=roadReports%2CwinterDriving%2CweatherWarnings%2CotherStates

 

Edited March 6, 20169 yr by Mopar1973Man

Looks like the camera learned that lesson.

Just read about a rock slide on I 75 in northern Tenn, It has had the highway shut down for a week or so. Due to the mountain still moving they said, it will be closed a while longer.

I always see the signs " watch for falling rocks" along the highways and interstates thru the mountains. Occasionally see a fresh pile on the shoulder. Always makes me wonder when I am going to time it wrong and be there for the rocks falling.

That would be intense.

Pucker factor scale 1 -10.  Receives 11.

Not sure I would have been standing there after those tree's started uprooting on their own.....

Edited March 6, 20169 yr by KATOOM

I wish I had a copy of the video they produced in the valley here during the 1996-1997 flood. That was also a 11 on the pucker factor scale.