Friday, March 8, 2024

Day 4212: Tumbleweeds and Snacks.

 

   

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Tumble-mageddon: Tumbleweeds overwhelm Utah neighborhoods, roads

High winds caused tumbleweeds to engulf streets, highways and neighborhoods in parts of Utah and Nevada over the weekend. Some called it a 'tumble-mageddon.'

Videos shared online show massive amounts of tumbleweeds swarming parts of Utah, even stacking several feet high around homes. In Pahrump − just outside of Death Valley National Park − tumbleweeds could be seen sweeping roads in every direction. Severe weather brought wind gusts of over 60 mph to the western U.S., knocking down trees, damaging infrastructure and causing power outages.

South Jordan officials set up several dumpster locations dedicated exclusively to tumbleweeds as they worked on clearing roads. The situation is being managed with a solid rotation of the designated dumpsters. Farther south, roads and neighborhoods in Eagle Mountain were also flooded by the prickly debris.A WOW video here.








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This makes no sense to me for an Update? 
But it is late and my standards are lowered for just now. 
 
 
 
 
 

  
 
A 9 minute video, 150 ton hydraulic press, Here
*There all of the most interesting materials and most satisfying reactions done with our
150 ton hydraulic press. Most satisfying and interesting compilation of the year?
 
  
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4 comments:

Anonymous said...

Believe it or not, one of my childhood fears wasTumble weed. Even now I cringe when I see one tumbling across the road while driving. Lol.Thanks Jacki.

elenor said...

Never have seen tumbleweeds in nature. This video was as you say a WOW video. Thanks for the link.
Have a fine weekend, Jacki!

jacki long said...

I THOUGHT I HAD REPLIES YESTERDAY? GUESS NOT. Where did you grow up, Anonymous? Still looking for hints.

jacki long said...

Thank you, It is so kind of you to comment, I really enjoy your feedback. Tumbleweek, are sticky with thorns and so they easily attach on to just about everything. None in Tustin. ;o) Elenor!