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Snowplow video compilation for a lean winter season
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While there have been some big winter storms around the country, my "home turf" has seen relatively few frozen precipitation events. What we have received has been a few dustings of snow - in most areas around here, nothing over 3 or 4 inches. As a result, I haven't captured anything in the way of icy road footage this season. To compensate for the lack of new such footage, I assembled this compilation of HD snowplow video dating back to 2005 when I first moved to a high-definition camera. Included are MODOT's towplow and a variety of plows across 5 states.
VIDEO: Snowplow video compilation
This image from the compilation was taken on February 14 of this year during our most recent light snow event in St. Louis:
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