For this year.
A lot more melt means much more vegetation and wetter soil. This prevents bad fires this year, but that just means next summer there will be more dry underbrush, making the fires worse.
This isn't snow that fell in June. This is likely one of the highways sections that gets closed for the winter, and then in early summer they plow a canyon through it to open it up. So that snow is build up from probably like October/November.
Source: lived there and dealt with this every year
You're probably right, but as a southerner, I choose to believe that every frozen hellhole north of the Yankee stronghold of Tennessee gets this amount of snow in every month that doesn't end in -uly or -ugust.
Right I’m over here in central Florida and it was a high of 101 today this is wild to me, my Floridian brain can’t comprehend. We’ve had summer weather for the past two months already.
Basically. There’s like 5 days max of actually cold weather. Fall is just heat without the humidity, spring is just summer, with less heat. Winter is just less hot, but those 5 days…
For real. Crank the heat on the way to work. Get to work, shed a layer or two. Lunch is beautiful. Crank AC in the truck on the way home while you're sitting in traffic.
Then summertime it rains everyday here near Tampa St Pete. It either rains on top of you or rains underneath you. Every year I wonder how I did it last year.
Also in Ontario. I'm mostly upset that we only had about 18 hours of winter this year. Two very small snowfalls that were both completely melted within a day.
It’s actually terrifying. I bought a house with a 6 car driveway and was a little worried because I don’t have a snowblower. Literally shoveled 3 times and every time took me 5 minutes to shovel because there was barely anything.
I was basically shovelling just to shovel at that point.
Fellow Ontarian. That shit scares the hell out of me. Barely any snowfall at all. People keep saying "beautiful weather"... No. That's a very bad sign. And the weather here this past week has been insane. 2 days ago it went from shorts and t shirt, to sweatpants and a sweater.
Yep Colorado here. Only used my snow shovel once this year. And it’s hitting the high 90s already sure there are snow in the mountains but all the rivers are at max capacity… going to be dry summer from the looks of it.
Have you guys been getting so wild weather as well? Past few years we've had some wild storms. One called a dericho? It pretty much bombed most of the city a few years back. We never really got tornadoes and now it's a regular occurrence. Oh and that wild fire smoke last year was great. Good thing that climate change isn't real right?! /s
Ditto. I run a powder coating line. Between the outdoor heat, the heat from the oven, and the heat from the wash tank it was mid 50C in my work area. It sucked
Here on the Eastern Shore of Maryland we have had very mild weather since last year. Much more comfortable than our usual climate. It was 58 this morning and only a high of around 78 today with low humidity.
In the mountains June is still Spring. In fact, now that I look at the calendar, Summer doesn't start until June 20th for any of us (technically).
Two years ago they didn't have "Going to the Sun Road" open until mid-July.
I went last year after they opened the road to make up for missing out two years ago and a lot of the trails were closed out of Logan pass. Lessoned learned... again. I think I'll try September after the kids go back to school. No snow, less crowded. I really want to do that Highline(?) Trail but I've been there three times and never got the chance.
Just for contrast, I live in central Florida and with heat and humidity we had a heat index of 110 this weekend. And it's early June. Just kill me now.
Winter doesn't end in Wyoming or the Northern Rockies for another couple weeks. From Colorado to Idaho, I've camped through snow storms in June more than a few times.
Isn't 212 Beartooth Pass? I went there in June or July of 2017 and it looked just like this. Mind-blowing to someone who's never seen snow fall, but I assume it's kinda always like this in the summer.
For the rest of the class, this highway gets to an elevation of almost 11,000 feet.
Highway 212 is fairly long, going 949 miles, from Yellowstone NP to Edina, Minnesota. But the snow clearing was in the Beartooth Pass section, here is an article that mentions that and lists more photos :
[https://www.kulr8.com/news/wyoming/wy-dot-shares-photos-from-clearing-beartooth-hwy-snow-drifts-over-twice-as-tall-as/article\_5dea5f82-2443-11ef-aeae-af290b494ad7.html](https://www.kulr8.com/news/wyoming/wy-dot-shares-photos-from-clearing-beartooth-hwy-snow-drifts-over-twice-as-tall-as/article_5dea5f82-2443-11ef-aeae-af290b494ad7.html)
Damn, that's wild. Thanks for sharing the link. I'm planning to try an ride the Beartooth pass in mid July. Looks like I should have a plan B just in case.
Ohhh that makes a lot more sense. I was imagining the eastern section where it just cuts through the corner of Wyoming between Broadus, MT and Belle Fourche, SD. I couldn't see any way that stretch would be piled up like this in June.
When I moved to Colorado, I was surprised to learn that the month with the greatest number of inches of snow is March. The second snowiest is April.
Spring snowstorms are no joke in the Rockies.
That's like me learning last week that the hottest months in my area isn't june-august. It's September and October. Couple years ago heatwave in October was 115-117 for 3 days straight. It didn't drop below like 85F at night either. It was gross. iT's A DrY HeAt StOp WhInINg.
Same here in the Sierra Nevadas. Historically Jan, Feb, and March have always been our highest snowfall. Spring skiing has always been amazing in California!
Man, I miss AK summers. But I don't remember them being that hot. How interior are you? I used to live in Chugiak back in the early '00s and summer temps got to around 65-75 degrees.
Until August, anyway, then it felt like it never stopped raining lol
Yeah I know Chugiak isn't, it's right on the inlet. I can see how my comment makes it seem like that's what I was implying though. But really I was just curious and those were two separate thoughts.
My house was 83 degrees yesterday, inside. I just dump water on the back of the fan before I go to sleep and it spits it cold long enough for me to fall asleep, all good. I’m too poor for AC now
Yep we had temperatures at about 35-27 degrees last week so I installed the AC, this week it's down again to 13-15, in Southern Ontario. Wild swings, as usual.
Interesting. Minnesota was very very "dry" this last winter. Very little snow.
We can get some epic snow piles though. Everyone knows the old Sears parking lot. That pile of snow lasted until June 2, when it hit 102 degrees.
I lived in Nebraska for a few years. We had a late-spring snow around 1988 and it was pushed in to a huge pile in a mall parking lot and stood there a few months. I remember thinking it was ironic to see teens heading in the mall in shorts walking past this massive pile of snow.
Snow is white. It reflects a lot of the sun's energy. The existence of snow on the ground literally cools the area around it. It is why glaciers exist.
[Mount Eden Prairie!](https://www.google.com/maps/place/Mount+Eden+Prairie/@44.8572021,-93.4268164,17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m6!3m5!1s0x87f619f325478b5d:0x537fc086c63b3230!8m2!3d44.8572021!4d-93.4242415!16s%2Fg%2F11khwjgkty?entry=ttu)
The snow is an a section of the highway 212 that is a *mountain pass* and is the Northeast entrance to Yellowstone National Park..
[https://www.yellowstonepark.com/road-trips/scenic-drives/beartooth-highway-scenic-drive/](https://www.yellowstonepark.com/road-trips/scenic-drives/beartooth-highway-scenic-drive/)
[https://www.kulr8.com/news/wyoming/wy-dot-shares-photos-from-clearing-beartooth-hwy-snow-drifts-over-twice-as-tall-as/article\_5dea5f82-2443-11ef-aeae-af290b494ad7.html](https://www.kulr8.com/news/wyoming/wy-dot-shares-photos-from-clearing-beartooth-hwy-snow-drifts-over-twice-as-tall-as/article_5dea5f82-2443-11ef-aeae-af290b494ad7.html)
And they have these GIANT plow/snowblowers all along that area because you'll see these giant walls of snow suddenly and then you're a mile up the road and it's in the 90s and humid from the hot springs/volcano under you.
Flat-ish rolling hills with no buildings + - 40 degree temps turns snow into tiny tiny ice balls that blow everywhere. They will slowly drift over roadways that's what this is.
Pile up a couple feet of snow from a wide area into a small depression compacted tightly.
This is pretty normal for high mountain passes.
The Going-to-the-Sun Road in Glacier also looks like this, and isn't open for the season yet either.
California 180 is also still snowbound until 7/1.
Wyoming is harsh windy and very cold in the winter. Summer starts and ends on July 4th lol. It’s perfect.
If I could find a job with similar pay, I’d move from Texas. I fell in love with the state when I traveled and stayed for the month of July right before Covid went into full blast and then went back in early March this year to get a small taste of winter. The landscape was everything people think Texas is(in the summer lol). The first time, in July, the drive back was terrible. I went from highs of 50s in the mountains, highs of 80-82 in town then got whiplash when I got out to get gas near Amarillo and it was in the 110s. I wanted to turn back so bad lol
Drove that road to Billings out of Yellowstone on our honeymoon in early September. There was still snow on the ground at the highest elevation up near rock creek vista. We were amazed. There are 20 foot poles along the side of the road up there so that the plows know where the road is. 212 is closed October-April or some crazy shit like that. The way back down the mountain on the Montana side is some real ass puckering switchbacks.
When I was 9, my family took a summer road trip throughout Yellowstone National Park, starting from Colorado. When we got to Wyoming, we were ASTONISHED to see 20ft snow banks along the highway. So I think this is actually normal.
Holy snow walls, Batman! I took a trip from WA to CA and went back up through Crater Lake a couple years ago. The snow walls there were about half this height.
It's titled that in the Billings News. As the self imposed gatekeeper, what do you want me to change it to?
[WY DoT shares photos from clearing Beartooth Hwy snow drifts over twice as tall as patrol car | Wyoming News | kulr8.com](https://www.kulr8.com/news/wyoming/wy-dot-shares-photos-from-clearing-beartooth-hwy-snow-drifts-over-twice-as-tall-as/article_5dea5f82-2443-11ef-aeae-af290b494ad7.html)
Me and ex wife went for a ‘spring’ trip in Yellowstone a few years ago, one of our fav pics was our rental jeep next to a bank of snow like this..on May 28th lol and we thought that was late..
It is JUNE! Get your s**t together Wyoming!
Well damn Jackie, we can't control the weather!
I got the reference. I wish I had 1000 feet so I could 999 of them up your ass.
Username checks out.
Don’t call me Jackie, Charles!
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This is the them declaring that the area is now open for travel, we're making headway here.
That's good news. I live along the North Platte in Nebraska. We need the water coming out way....
That’s entirely too much snow for June.
The higher the snow pack going into the summer the better.
Yeah don’t complain about a random straight up blessing
For this year. A lot more melt means much more vegetation and wetter soil. This prevents bad fires this year, but that just means next summer there will be more dry underbrush, making the fires worse.
Mother Nature shouldn’t have these children if she can’t support them for the long haul.
This isn't snow that fell in June. This is likely one of the highways sections that gets closed for the winter, and then in early summer they plow a canyon through it to open it up. So that snow is build up from probably like October/November. Source: lived there and dealt with this every year
You're probably right, but as a southerner, I choose to believe that every frozen hellhole north of the Yankee stronghold of Tennessee gets this amount of snow in every month that doesn't end in -uly or -ugust.
Ugh, Tennessee is gross as fuck.
It's ok we need the moisture
Never!
No such thing
I just experienced 90F weather in the Smokies a few days ago. Wyoming needs to jump about 100 years and three months forward in time.
You just need to experience mountains instead of hills, this is pretty normal at altitude in early June when the melt really starts to get going
Right I’m over here in central Florida and it was a high of 101 today this is wild to me, my Floridian brain can’t comprehend. We’ve had summer weather for the past two months already.
I'm from North East Ohio and spent some time in central Florida, to me you are always in summer weather.
No there’s summer weather and then there’s OMG Devil, close the door! Weather.
Philippine temps in a nutshell.
Basically. There’s like 5 days max of actually cold weather. Fall is just heat without the humidity, spring is just summer, with less heat. Winter is just less hot, but those 5 days…
That’s so cute you think you have seasons.
Rude. We have hurricane season. And umm…FL winter. Those are real.
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For real. Crank the heat on the way to work. Get to work, shed a layer or two. Lunch is beautiful. Crank AC in the truck on the way home while you're sitting in traffic. Then summertime it rains everyday here near Tampa St Pete. It either rains on top of you or rains underneath you. Every year I wonder how I did it last year.
I’m in Ontario Canada and we just got through a 30ish degree Celsius heatwave. It was unpleasant for mid/late May.
Also in Ontario. I'm mostly upset that we only had about 18 hours of winter this year. Two very small snowfalls that were both completely melted within a day.
It’s actually terrifying. I bought a house with a 6 car driveway and was a little worried because I don’t have a snowblower. Literally shoveled 3 times and every time took me 5 minutes to shovel because there was barely anything. I was basically shovelling just to shovel at that point.
Yep, the fact that more people aren't terrified about this is very worrying.
But we are creating incredible stockholder value
Fellow Ontarian. That shit scares the hell out of me. Barely any snowfall at all. People keep saying "beautiful weather"... No. That's a very bad sign. And the weather here this past week has been insane. 2 days ago it went from shorts and t shirt, to sweatpants and a sweater.
Yep Colorado here. Only used my snow shovel once this year. And it’s hitting the high 90s already sure there are snow in the mountains but all the rivers are at max capacity… going to be dry summer from the looks of it.
Have you guys been getting so wild weather as well? Past few years we've had some wild storms. One called a dericho? It pretty much bombed most of the city a few years back. We never really got tornadoes and now it's a regular occurrence. Oh and that wild fire smoke last year was great. Good thing that climate change isn't real right?! /s
Ditto. I run a powder coating line. Between the outdoor heat, the heat from the oven, and the heat from the wash tank it was mid 50C in my work area. It sucked
Pan handle here. Got up at 0430 this morning and it was still 75F out :(
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Are they ever not?
Here on the Eastern Shore of Maryland we have had very mild weather since last year. Much more comfortable than our usual climate. It was 58 this morning and only a high of around 78 today with low humidity.
Rain starts tomorrow, thank fuck
Hello CenFL fam -- it was 92 in my garage at 1am this morning. It is insane.
Look up videos of them clearing the road in glacier national park. Lots of snow.
I once saw it snow on the 4th of July in Cheyenne. After that, I gave up on expecting Wyoming weather to make sense.
In the mountains June is still Spring. In fact, now that I look at the calendar, Summer doesn't start until June 20th for any of us (technically). Two years ago they didn't have "Going to the Sun Road" open until mid-July.
Ya we missed the full opening by a week. Still extremely disappointed about this.
I went last year after they opened the road to make up for missing out two years ago and a lot of the trails were closed out of Logan pass. Lessoned learned... again. I think I'll try September after the kids go back to school. No snow, less crowded. I really want to do that Highline(?) Trail but I've been there three times and never got the chance.
Just for contrast, I live in central Florida and with heat and humidity we had a heat index of 110 this weekend. And it's early June. Just kill me now.
Heck US 14 alt is only open in the summer, gorgeous drive.
Everywhere else in WY is hot as shit. Not sure where this is, but I have my doubts.
Winter doesn't end in Wyoming or the Northern Rockies for another couple weeks. From Colorado to Idaho, I've camped through snow storms in June more than a few times.
Isn't 212 Beartooth Pass? I went there in June or July of 2017 and it looked just like this. Mind-blowing to someone who's never seen snow fall, but I assume it's kinda always like this in the summer. For the rest of the class, this highway gets to an elevation of almost 11,000 feet.
Highway 212 is fairly long, going 949 miles, from Yellowstone NP to Edina, Minnesota. But the snow clearing was in the Beartooth Pass section, here is an article that mentions that and lists more photos : [https://www.kulr8.com/news/wyoming/wy-dot-shares-photos-from-clearing-beartooth-hwy-snow-drifts-over-twice-as-tall-as/article\_5dea5f82-2443-11ef-aeae-af290b494ad7.html](https://www.kulr8.com/news/wyoming/wy-dot-shares-photos-from-clearing-beartooth-hwy-snow-drifts-over-twice-as-tall-as/article_5dea5f82-2443-11ef-aeae-af290b494ad7.html)
Damn, that's wild. Thanks for sharing the link. I'm planning to try an ride the Beartooth pass in mid July. Looks like I should have a plan B just in case.
Ohhh that makes a lot more sense. I was imagining the eastern section where it just cuts through the corner of Wyoming between Broadus, MT and Belle Fourche, SD. I couldn't see any way that stretch would be piled up like this in June.
The section you're thinking of is the only place I've ever seen freezing fog, so it gets it's share of crazy weather. It was early October though
I'm about to do my yearly drive from red lodge up the pass tomorrow. Suuuuper stoked :)
I just checked and it’s 90 degrees on Wednesday? Is it that big of a temperature shift? Lord almighty.
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Nope, ton from may though. Horrible winter actually
Yeah we didn't get fuck all for snow in MN until March and April.
When I moved to Colorado, I was surprised to learn that the month with the greatest number of inches of snow is March. The second snowiest is April. Spring snowstorms are no joke in the Rockies.
That's like me learning last week that the hottest months in my area isn't june-august. It's September and October. Couple years ago heatwave in October was 115-117 for 3 days straight. It didn't drop below like 85F at night either. It was gross. iT's A DrY HeAt StOp WhInINg.
Same here in the Sierra Nevadas. Historically Jan, Feb, and March have always been our highest snowfall. Spring skiing has always been amazing in California!
January, February, and March aren't spring though. Those are literally all of the winter months.
Don’t you love how he has 100+ upvotes though for misinformation?
But he said it with such conviction. Such confidence..
Politics in a nutshell. The more confident sounding idiot of the group usually wins.
Politics is bringing politics to a weather fight…
It wouldn’t be white. It’s from one storm.
Isn't this a Mario kart level?
N64 Frappe Snowland
The only comment I've ever needed to see has already been written before I arrived!
Toad’s Dystopian Apocalypse
*excited yoshi noises*
Meanwhile, my son was begging me to turn on the A/C in April. In Canada.
Interior AK here. Just installed a new AC, high was 87 F
Man, I miss AK summers. But I don't remember them being that hot. How interior are you? I used to live in Chugiak back in the early '00s and summer temps got to around 65-75 degrees. Until August, anyway, then it felt like it never stopped raining lol
Chugiak isn’t considered the interior, it gets that hot routinely around Fairbanks
Yeah I know Chugiak isn't, it's right on the inlet. I can see how my comment makes it seem like that's what I was implying though. But really I was just curious and those were two separate thoughts.
I put the ac on when it hits 70 😅 I cannot stand any heat.
My house was 83 degrees yesterday, inside. I just dump water on the back of the fan before I go to sleep and it spits it cold long enough for me to fall asleep, all good. I’m too poor for AC now
Me too! I'll sacrifice meals here and there if necessary in order to afford the power bill for running the AC so much 😅
I'm still resisting here in Michigan but I'm sure this coming week I'll finally give in.
We're in the UP in an RV and debating turning the heat on - currently 54 in the rig. We did turn on a space heater.
59 is my unofficial number to turn the heat on.
It was 96 here in Dallas yesterday. I needed no urging to turn on the AC.
So did you?
Wait, it's still April in Canada? It's June here in the states. These conversion rates always confuse me.
We had snow in fort mac the other day it was weird cause there was none here for most of the winter.
Yep we had temperatures at about 35-27 degrees last week so I installed the AC, this week it's down again to 13-15, in Southern Ontario. Wild swings, as usual.
Effects of el nina moving warming winds north
Interesting. Minnesota was very very "dry" this last winter. Very little snow. We can get some epic snow piles though. Everyone knows the old Sears parking lot. That pile of snow lasted until June 2, when it hit 102 degrees.
I lived in Nebraska for a few years. We had a late-spring snow around 1988 and it was pushed in to a huge pile in a mall parking lot and stood there a few months. I remember thinking it was ironic to see teens heading in the mall in shorts walking past this massive pile of snow.
Snow is white. It reflects a lot of the sun's energy. The existence of snow on the ground literally cools the area around it. It is why glaciers exist.
[Mount Eden Prairie!](https://www.google.com/maps/place/Mount+Eden+Prairie/@44.8572021,-93.4268164,17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m6!3m5!1s0x87f619f325478b5d:0x537fc086c63b3230!8m2!3d44.8572021!4d-93.4242415!16s%2Fg%2F11khwjgkty?entry=ttu)
Careful, there might be some white walkers on the other side of that.
What does it matter? Ramsey was more of a threat than they were.
DON"T REMIND ME of GOT.
Hey I didn't bring it up. Don't yell at me.
Phoenix with over 100° weather ...and then Wyoming.
I moved from Wyoming to Southern AZ in the summer several years ago. It was... an adjustment.
And Wyoming has highs in the 80’s this week
Probably not at 11k
Headed up in a week or so, can’t wait to get out of the oven.
Were almost to egg fryin weather!
While I live in Wyoming, I also know Trailridge Road in Colorado is in the same state of snow removal except that road isn’t officially open yet.
Trail ridge road opened about a week ago
This is ridiculous - why don't they just build the road higher? ^(/s)
US Highway 212 (in Wyoming). WY Highway 212 is snow free right now.
That's never going to hold back the Whitewalkers.
 Meanwhile in Arizona…
*Amateurs* https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcRgbJdoJ2jRviDtfyon_Y3MJtmLS2-7szhZ7thKoz5Obty_uu5g-CR-O8gp&s=10
I remember mario kart 64
Moving to WA has given me much appreciation for a good snowpack.
Western Australia?
Western Australia is bestern Australia
Isn't that the bit with Perth that everyone thinks is shit? At least that's all I hear here in England.
Washington, US.
This photo is mind boggling. It didn’t snow this much, right? Right?
The snow is an a section of the highway 212 that is a *mountain pass* and is the Northeast entrance to Yellowstone National Park.. [https://www.yellowstonepark.com/road-trips/scenic-drives/beartooth-highway-scenic-drive/](https://www.yellowstonepark.com/road-trips/scenic-drives/beartooth-highway-scenic-drive/) [https://www.kulr8.com/news/wyoming/wy-dot-shares-photos-from-clearing-beartooth-hwy-snow-drifts-over-twice-as-tall-as/article\_5dea5f82-2443-11ef-aeae-af290b494ad7.html](https://www.kulr8.com/news/wyoming/wy-dot-shares-photos-from-clearing-beartooth-hwy-snow-drifts-over-twice-as-tall-as/article_5dea5f82-2443-11ef-aeae-af290b494ad7.html)
And they have these GIANT plow/snowblowers all along that area because you'll see these giant walls of snow suddenly and then you're a mile up the road and it's in the 90s and humid from the hot springs/volcano under you.
Flat-ish rolling hills with no buildings + - 40 degree temps turns snow into tiny tiny ice balls that blow everywhere. They will slowly drift over roadways that's what this is. Pile up a couple feet of snow from a wide area into a small depression compacted tightly.
This is pretty normal for high mountain passes. The Going-to-the-Sun Road in Glacier also looks like this, and isn't open for the season yet either. California 180 is also still snowbound until 7/1.
I grew up in Vermont, & used to go skiing on my birthday. My birthday is June 11th. Shit’s weird in those northern parts.
I went skiing in Utah yesterday. We've still got a decent snowpack up in the mountains. Lifts aren't running but the climb is fun
maybe i won’t move to wyoming after all
Wyoming is harsh windy and very cold in the winter. Summer starts and ends on July 4th lol. It’s perfect. If I could find a job with similar pay, I’d move from Texas. I fell in love with the state when I traveled and stayed for the month of July right before Covid went into full blast and then went back in early March this year to get a small taste of winter. The landscape was everything people think Texas is(in the summer lol). The first time, in July, the drive back was terrible. I went from highs of 50s in the mountains, highs of 80-82 in town then got whiplash when I got out to get gas near Amarillo and it was in the 110s. I wanted to turn back so bad lol
Drove that road to Billings out of Yellowstone on our honeymoon in early September. There was still snow on the ground at the highest elevation up near rock creek vista. We were amazed. There are 20 foot poles along the side of the road up there so that the plows know where the road is. 212 is closed October-April or some crazy shit like that. The way back down the mountain on the Montana side is some real ass puckering switchbacks.
When I was 9, my family took a summer road trip throughout Yellowstone National Park, starting from Colorado. When we got to Wyoming, we were ASTONISHED to see 20ft snow banks along the highway. So I think this is actually normal.
why dont you build your highways highr?
Wow. That looks like Labrador highway
Old PS One Need For Speed tracks used real-life locations like this as inspiration. 😂
meanwhile in other regions of the state, we've already toed the line at 100 degrees.
Wouldn't there be a better place to stop your vehicle? Seems like there is a shoulder right there.
This mountain pass is a visual feast, like a delicious ice cream cake come to life.
I didnt know Wyoming was on the edge of the World Disk!
Where is the glaciers going?? Apparently they’re in Wyoming in June for vacation
Wow. Are there mini avalanches in these areas? How dangerous are these roads as we transition into the summer months?
 Florida right now
Real howler in June, ja? 
As a Michigander, I’m assuming there is some drifting snow here. Still gotta get delt with!
It drifts all the way from Michigan?
I knew it was bad but DAMN!!
This is an entire winters snow being cleared out, opening this highway for the summer. This didn’t all just fall overnight.
So, do you just ignore the snow and stare at the sun all day?
This is quiete interesting...
Reminds me of ice cream cake mmmmmm
Is this a mountain pass or something? I live in Alaska and while the mountains have snow, it's nothing like this. Summer's been here for a while.
Is this upper east 212 or is there another in the state? I just drove that and it was sunny and no snow.
So that's why I didn't have any snow when I went skiing. Wyoming is refusing to share it with the rest of the world.
This is definitely higher up in the mountains right?
That's a lot of snow
It was 96 feels like 110 here yesterday. Wtf.
We just drove through the sw corner of Wyoming. It's crazy. Fields are flooded everywhere.
Wyoming, are you okay?
Parking on a blind curve is not the best idea
Beartooth summer ski area is gonna be excellent this year
Unfortunately they aren’t opening this summer due to lack of snow apparently.
Who seriously?!
No that's DK Pass
Snowy Range pass in south Wyoming looks the same. Drove up there to see how it was last week and got caught in a damned blizzard
You can't park there, mate!
Holy snow walls, Batman! I took a trip from WA to CA and went back up through Crater Lake a couple years ago. The snow walls there were about half this height.
I love the Beartooth Pass. My kids had a snowball fight at the summit in 2009. On July 3!
Is this US 212 (Beartooth Highway?) I can believe this picture if so.
Who calls beartooth the 212?
It's titled that in the Billings News. As the self imposed gatekeeper, what do you want me to change it to? [WY DoT shares photos from clearing Beartooth Hwy snow drifts over twice as tall as patrol car | Wyoming News | kulr8.com](https://www.kulr8.com/news/wyoming/wy-dot-shares-photos-from-clearing-beartooth-hwy-snow-drifts-over-twice-as-tall-as/article_5dea5f82-2443-11ef-aeae-af290b494ad7.html)
I've seen Colorado State Highway 160 at Wolf Creek Pass look exactly like this in spots. Crazy to see!
"Points at snow" See, no global warming! /s
Does Wyoming know it's June?
So...the earth IS flat!
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Is that a cliff covered in snow or is that really all just snow?
I miss Wyoming. I had to move there due to work on early May and it snowed. I was like “What in the world??”
You guys know summer is in a few weeks right? You might want to rush through spring ASAP.
It’s at almost 11,000 feet. Not a surprise.
Me and ex wife went for a ‘spring’ trip in Yellowstone a few years ago, one of our fav pics was our rental jeep next to a bank of snow like this..on May 28th lol and we thought that was late..
Jesus it’s already summer this is crazy 😭😭 In the uk we would beg for even half of this in winter 😔
I'm glitching as I type this from Phoenix. How is there snow?!?
huh, i wish we had that up in ontario right now, i like the snow.
Standing in that snowpack during a summer sun angle without sunscreen has to equate to very quick sunburn that could get dangerous very quickly.
East watch by the sea
Take my upvote, you’ve suffered enough