An SUV crashed through a fence and splashed into a swimming pool on Cape Cod Saturday morning. It happened at 10 a.m. at 58 ...

Once you have settled on the type of snow fence you want, it's important to know exactly where to place it. Think about the ...

WALSENBURG — A giant wooden snow fence stretches across a field north of U.S. 160 between the towns of Walsenburg and the Colorado 12 turnoff to La Veta The 800-foot-long fence was built this ...

In order to protect a roadway, snow fences are usually placed 20-30 fence heights from the road — about 110-160 feet from the road. It is a way of piling up the snow that would otherwise flow ...

Building a natural snow fence from trees is an environmental and cost-effective way to reduce blowing snow on highways and rural roads. The Weather Network's Mark Robinson has details on how these ...

Another snow fence, minus the snow. Ron Tabler. Previously in What’s That Thing? Doorway Symbols Tin Foil Secret U-Shaped Toilet Seats City Steam Lump on a Wire Convenience Store Strips Wall ...

Minnesota uses miles of snow fences to catch blowing snow before it drifts onto roadways in a typical winter. At a one-of-a-kind test site near Moorhead, researchers are finding a year-round use ...

Snow fence: An open, slatted board fence 3-10 feet high, placed about 50 feet upwind of a highway, used to disrupt wind flow so that wind-blown snow is deposited immediately downwind of the fence ...

SULTAN — It’s that colorful fence made of skis on U.S. 2 on the way to Stevens Pass that makes you go, “Now that is cool.” The panel of 1,450 old skis stretches roughly 200 yards.

CHEYENNE, Wyo. — They’re a fixture along Wyoming’s wintery, wind-blown roadways – fences that have spent up to 50 years blocking blowing snow and keeping roadways clear of drifts in the ...