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I’m from a place where it snows once every few years, and it rarely sticks.
I don’t drive if there’s even a chance of snow. Both because I know I can’t drive in it, and neither can anyone else in this city.
I thoroughly enjoy driving drunk, but that doesn’t mean it’s a good idea. >

Good analogy >

I too enjoy driving in the snow.
It's other people I'm worried about. >

Sure, if you have a good 4x4 vehicle with diff slip and proper terrain tires, yeah it can be fun. 
That’s not the case for most people though. For most people, it’s like going ice skating in flip flops. >

Driving in fresh snow is actually easier than driving on plowed roads because it's powder instead of ice. >

if i wasn’t so afraid of black ice i’d always go out driving after the rare times it snows here, it makes me feel like i’m in a snow globe and the world feels so soft and quiet >

My old Wrangler was so good in the snow it made driving in the snow a pleasure. Never driven anything since that even came close, that thing was a tank.