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Western Railroad Discussion > Imported Snow . . .Date: 01/23/20 19:44 Imported Snow . . . Author: SCKP187 Just a grab shot of UP 6064 in the warm climate of Kellyville OK with snow still on the pilot from its travels in the norther states. A lot of diversity in this train with UP and BNSF leaders and CP CPU, Canadian oil destined for Stroud OK on former Frisco Oklahoma Sub that is now a part of Watco Stillwater Central.
Measurable snow in Oklahoma---ha Thanks for looking Brian Stevens  Date: 01/23/20 21:54 Re: Imported Snow . . . Author: Ritzville Like the oil train shot! Great catch with the snow on the front in the warm climate.
Larry Date: 01/24/20 06:15 Re: Imported Snow . . . Author: SouthWestRailCams Nice Shot Brian! Reminds me of a train a few years ago on the UP. It was the westbound ZG4CI (Global 4 to City of Industry - Premium Intermodal) and the lead unit had snow packed like that when it was coming around the curve at Shawmut, AZ. It wasn't a cold day either, but it was "cool" to see.
SouthWest RailCams CA, NM, CO, TX, AZ https://SouthWestRailCams.com Date: 01/24/20 09:31 Re: Imported Snow . . . Author: tomstp Back in the 1970's the Rock Island yard in Ft Worth was full of gondolas of snow sent south from Chicago area to melt. It did.
Date: 01/24/20 10:24 Re: Imported Snow . . . Author: bmarti7 Nice shot Brian - a little "present" from the North.
BB Date: 01/24/20 21:16 Re: Imported Snow . . . Author: Lkirts March last year, pnw inbound, drifts survived.
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