Snowdrifts

[Suhiir]

Having grown up in South Dakota and Minnesota I like to think I have a "little" experience with snow.

As jp10 said, drifts can be near invisible anyplace but perfectly flat terrain, and sometimes even then. Being a Canuk I think DRG can back me up on this. The light snowfalls most folks (if they live in places where it snows at all) are use to are like saying since you've seen a mild thunderstorm so you know what a hurricane/typhoon is like. Two entirely different beasts.

[Imp]

I am happy as it is, snowdrifts are not hard to spot except maybe under trees but just zoom in or hover your mouse they follow a pattern.
On drifts in real life winter sun can make seeing them difficult and judging the scale hard but not to the extent you drive into them if your talking pilled drifts.
Dangerous ones are open terrain, open ground you know there’s a road goes up to that tree but you also know there’s a 4’ ditch runs beside it and the winds filled it all in, time to admit the weathers won and go home.