WA to MD in JAN!!! Help!!
So we are being PCSd (transferred)in Jan to MD. We will be taking our OR roamer 310bhs (TT). My Husband has a F350 diesel TV, and I will be driving my minivan :o We have not had to travel in th...
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Sam Spade wrote:2gypsies wrote:
I'd also highly recommend heading immediately south and then taking I-10 across.
Not an argument here, just a discussion.
Are there really significant places on I-40 that get significant snow and ice over the winter ?? I really don't know but am guessing not.
Then.....I was on I-10 this year from Calif. to Nevada and Arizona.
Sand, sand and more sand. Is it that way all the way to eastern Texas ? If so, driving that whole stretch can't be much fun regardless of what vehicle you are in.
I40 does get major snow and ice storms and that 6 inches of snow in the Texas panhandle can turn into 8 foot high snow drifts.
Spent two nights in a motel in Grants NM due to a blizzard.
Flagstaff Arizona has an average of 33 snow days a year and over 100 inches of snow per year
If you are going to drive on I40 during the winter make sure you have -20 sleeping bags for everyone in the car along with a jar of peanut butter for each person along with drinking water.
