I went to take the garbage bin to the road and ended up on my back sling down the driveway with the can. Be careful out there!
Ya, take care out there. A few years back my coworkers neighbour slipped on ice and got knocked out. Fortunately his wife found him, but apparently he was concussed pretty bad.
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Considering we effectively got like barely 1mm worth of freezing rain, makes you realize how "big" freezing rain / ice storms can be so damaging out east.
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Ya, take care out there. A few years back my coworkers neighbour slipped on ice and got knocked out. Fortunately his wife found him, but apparently he was concussed pretty bad.
My neighbour slipped and hit his head later this morning. He's feeling okay except for the bump on the back of his head.
Drove from Red Deer to Calgary this morning. Some of the most adverse conditions I have ever driven in. Sideways on the QEII several times from the freezing rain. The fog was so thick there was about 20ft of visibility. Icey roads, no visibility, and probably about 30% of cars without taillights lit. F'n strugglers.
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Drove from Red Deer to Calgary this morning. Some of the most adverse conditions I have ever driven in. Sideways on the QEII several times from the freezing rain. The fog was so thick there was about 20ft of visibility. Icey roads, no visibility, and probably about 30% of cars without taillights lit. F'n strugglers.
What time was this? Ill be driving back in a few hours. Hopefully its just wet by now.
Major pile-up just north of Airdrie on the QE northbound, at or near the Hwy 72 exit (first Crossfield exit). Vehicles on fire, accident apparently due to the fog. People were saying they wouldn't have known anything was up further ahead of them if southbound vehicles hadn't been flashing their lights.