Winter Storm Atlas

creeping_jennie Published 10/06/2013

South Dakota was pummeled by an early blizzard, leaving many residents without power and heat for three days. Up to 43 inches of snow in some places.

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Leaves on the trees added to the weight of the snow, snapping branches and taking down power lines.
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This drift nearly reached the roof, trapping the residents of this house.
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Believe it or not, there is a car under there.
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Many lanes are still one lane, including the main interstate that runs through the state.
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Interstate 90 may be technically open, but it should be avoided for a couple of days.
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Three feet of snow blankets Main Street of Sturgis, South Dakota. Just two months ago, this street was lined with motorcycles from all over the country, there for the world famous Sturgis Motorcycle Rally.
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When the power is out, residents resorted to the old "redneck refrigerator" to keep food and drinks from spoiling.
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Broken branches were a major problem in this storm.
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Want to leave your house? Too bad!
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Rapid City residents still keep their sense of humor. One might suspect this venture was alcohol fueled.
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"Has anyone seen my Harley?"

1.
Leaves on the trees added to the weight of the snow, snapping branches and taking down power lines.
2.
This drift nearly reached the roof, trapping the residents of this house.
3.
Believe it or not, there is a car under there.
4.
Many lanes are still one lane, including the main interstate that runs through the state.
5.
Interstate 90 may be technically open, but it should be avoided for a couple of days.
6.
Three feet of snow blankets Main Street of Sturgis, South Dakota. Just two months ago, this street was lined with motorcycles from all over the country, there for the world famous Sturgis Motorcycle Rally.
7.
When the power is out, residents resorted to the old "redneck refrigerator" to keep food and drinks from spoiling.
8.
Broken branches were a major problem in this storm.
9.
Want to leave your house? Too bad!
10.
Rapid City residents still keep their sense of humor. One might suspect this venture was alcohol fueled.
11.
"Has anyone seen my Harley?"

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Winter Storm Atlas

1.
Leaves on the trees added to the weight of the snow, snapping branches and taking down power lines.

2.
This drift nearly reached the roof, trapping the residents of this house.

3.
Believe it or not, there is a car under there.

4.
Many lanes are still one lane, including the main interstate that runs through the state.

5.
Interstate 90 may be technically open, but it should be avoided for a couple of days.

6.
Three feet of snow blankets Main Street of Sturgis, South Dakota. Just two months ago, this street was lined with motorcycles from all over the country, there for the world famous Sturgis Motorcycle Rally.

7.
When the power is out, residents resorted to the old "redneck refrigerator" to keep food and drinks from spoiling.

8.
Broken branches were a major problem in this storm.

9.
Want to leave your house? Too bad!

10.
Rapid City residents still keep their sense of humor. One might suspect this venture was alcohol fueled.

11.
"Has anyone seen my Harley?"

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1. Leaves on the trees added to the weight of the snow, snapping branches and taking down power lines.

2. This drift nearly reached the roof, trapping the residents of this house.

3. Believe it or not, there is a car under there.

4. Many lanes are still one lane, including the main interstate that runs through the state.

5. Interstate 90 may be technically open, but it should be avoided for a couple of days.

6. Three feet of snow blankets Main Street of Sturgis, South Dakota. Just two months ago, this street was lined with motorcycles from all over the country, there for the world famous Sturgis Motorcycle Rally.

7. When the power is out, residents resorted to the old "redneck refrigerator" to keep food and drinks from spoiling.

8. Broken branches were a major problem in this storm.

9. Want to leave your house? Too bad!

10. Rapid City residents still keep their sense of humor. One might suspect this venture was alcohol fueled.

11. "Has anyone seen my Harley?"

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eBaum's Picks

1.
Leaves on the trees added to the weight of the snow, snapping branches and taking down power lines.

2.
This drift nearly reached the roof, trapping the residents of this house.

3.
Believe it or not, there is a car under there.

4.
Many lanes are still one lane, including the main interstate that runs through the state.

5.
Interstate 90 may be technically open, but it should be avoided for a couple of days.

6.
Three feet of snow blankets Main Street of Sturgis, South Dakota. Just two months ago, this street was lined with motorcycles from all over the country, there for the world famous Sturgis Motorcycle Rally.

7.
When the power is out, residents resorted to the old "redneck refrigerator" to keep food and drinks from spoiling.

8.
Broken branches were a major problem in this storm.

9.
Want to leave your house? Too bad!

10.
Rapid City residents still keep their sense of humor. One might suspect this venture was alcohol fueled.

11.
"Has anyone seen my Harley?"