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Lifelong montrealer here, I'm 30 years old and still watch the trucks removing snow out my window like I did as a child. Never gets old

I grew up in Montreal and now live in the greater Montreal area. Snow removal in Montreal is mind boggling. Thanks for showing these images. This is quite the operation. That snow blower is something else!!!

When I was a child I used to go play there and the longest time I've seen snow staying there was mid/end July 2008. It's crazy to witness this huge amount of snow in mid summer. Outside the hole it was around 30 degrees (86F) and inside it was below 10 degrees lol. Fun Story: In summer 2006 me and a friend found a brand new Lexus SUV there; crashed in the hole, probably a stolen car or assurance fraud. So anyways we left to hide our bikes before "playing" with the car, but when we got back (30min later) 3 teenagers (a lot older than us) were already busting every windows. So we left in fear of ending up like the car lol

Coming from a place that rarely gets snow I'd never considered that in those places that do get cold winters it might get trucked away and dumped. Cool video, thanks for sharing.

Dumped at the #12 and #13 docks last week, and same for the other two snowfalls. That's where we have to dump if the mechanism to open the tailgate is outside or need to be activated from outside. Fun to see the other side of these docks. And the drone point of vue over the ex Francon quarry is amazing. Thanks. Just want to add that in the 2007-2008 winter, Montreal got 371 cm of snow (i've eard that it was over 400...), and the snow reached the platform level, so they rent big bulldozers and very long excavators to push the snow away from the platform. Seems they don't wait now and use those huge snowblowers.

I love the moment when image stabilization grabs onto the dump truck at 1:28 Gave me a much needed chuckle.

I'm from Massachusetts USA and I've never seen a snow removal process like this one.... Amazing... Great video...

Each heavy-duty machine in this video is a technological marvel. It's fascinating to see how far we've come in heavy equipment innovation!

I am born and raised in Montana. For some reason I find a snowblower in action beautiful and hypnotically mesmerizing. Thanks for the video. Blow baby blow!

So if it doesn't all melt away in summer there is potentially years old snow at the bottom of that quarry.

I’am a Montrealer by birth. The opening shots are from my neighborhood. Great video. Winter is our country.

Watching snow removal from my second story window in Montreal never gets old, even after living here for over 10 years. Something else interesting is that the snow has first been blown in the trucks from the streets and it is super dense and icy because of that. What you see is not light and fluffy at all.

Might be one of the biggest snow throwers I’ve seen without rails. Bravo!

Love the Giant snowblower. Fantastic bit of kit.

Great job. New meaning to melting and going down the river.

Can you imagine the fuel that blower goes through in a shift….don’t think they’ll ever make an electric version 😂

I never knew something like this even existed. This is the craziest thing. We get a dusting one or twice a year in Oklahoma so I've never thought about a snow dump lol,.

Having never seen enough snow to make a decent snow man for my entire life, this is mind boggling. And add to that, not all the snow will melt over the summer. There is a new addition to the place to visit in my bucket list.

WOW!! Im in San Diego, Ca. I never knew about this!! You'll never watch as we dredge the sand from the ocean bed to recover out northern beaches as the ocean takes the sand every year. Just amazing!

Respect et nos compliments du Minnesota!

Canada sure makes snow removable Fun!

Snow removal in Montreal is ranked number one in the world. The winter tire capital of the world and Quebec City rank in the top 5 most snow cities on the planet. Montrealer’s deserve a medal of honour for living and surviving winters.

Très beau vidéo qui montre l’ampleur de l’opération déneigement des rues de Montréal.

This is one of many many dumps, but now a lot of the snow gets melted into water treatment to cut down on all the salt and other pollutants going into the river in the spring. There was one near the old rail lines that was several rows, that were like 6 stories high, and a few kms long. While driving 100kms an hour, it took quite a few minutes to get to the end.

Snow removal in Montreal is amazing. Seing how they remove the snow from the streets is as fascinating as this one.

WoW!...if it's really true that the snow being dumped into the quarry doesn't completely melt in the summer....they're basically creating a man-made glacier there.

That spout spits square solid snow. Strong machine.

I use to do that , 34 years hauling & blowing snow , watching this made me miss what I once did for so many years

Very nice playing in snow

Wow... Being born and raised in the south, I never really thought about how they deal with all the snow up north... The few times we get snow it's gone in a couple hours.. At best a couple days.

Awesome all the way I just love watching videos there so much more entertaining to watch than most of the stuff on TV!!!!!!

Very impressive operation. In general, around when does the last snow in the old quarry melt away? Speaking of snow, I once read in a Spanish book, if I remember correctly, where the mayor of San Juan, Puerto Rico, had a cargo plane loaded with snow flown into his city where the snow was trucked to a park in the center of the city. He wanted the young kids there to see and have the opportunity to play in snow as they'd probably never see it in their lifetimes. (Fact check this)

I remember this video from 3 years ago from the 4K Guy. glad it’s got a sequel.

Can you go back in the summer so we can see all the snow still there??

So they're basically making mini glaciers. What a cool spot to hangout in the summer.

I need that snow blower for my driveway.

just imagine how the performance and capabilities of ALL those items used in snow removal are affected by a freezing rain or quick thaw right after a major snowstorm. The weight quadruples in moving that stuff around.

For those that don't know, Montreal isn't even that snowy... The snowfall period only begins in late November/mid December and ends in mid March/early April. By late April, mostly everything has melted away. Many other places in the province of Quebec have this period spanning early November until mid April and can receive up to three times as much snow as Montreal. The last snow clearing away only by mid May. Just the city of Quebec (~250km North-East) receives on average twice as much. This large volume is only caused by the sheer amount of streets and roads they have to clear.

that was a nice video. thank you, hailong!

I would love to see a video of the place in the 2nd week of August. See how much snow is left there. Good video.

Seen a few videos of the quarry (you need to check out how close the houses are to edge on the western side) but this drone view is exceptional. The only thing missing from this great video is the streets of Montreal segment was at the start of a snowstorm (you can tell the Biodôme/Stade Olympique in shot). It looks quaint. The piles of snow in front of houses and businesses are 7-9ft high after the regular storm this week and the previous week. Those are the pics I usually send to my friends who live abroad.😉

#1 sledding location right there!

As a Montreal resident I love how a literal army of snow removal trucks and blowers gets our streets so clear so fast. Costs a buck or two but since I pay a lot of taxes here feel at least that I get my moneys worth. Same for sidewalks and bikepaths.

This is so satisfying... I need a long cut of this Gimme a 10 hour long video of just this pleaseeeee

Well, if the snow doesn’t melt in the summer it’s like a mini ice age, 😂

How about a follow-up video from now until the end of the season to see how full it has gotten?

2:58 you can see far off in the distance the main structure of the Big O Olympic stadium! Cool!

Por favor, faça um vídeo desse local quando não tiver, ou seja, no verão. 🇧🇷🇧🇷 Please make a video of this location when you don't have it, i.e. in the summer.

Hell yeah! One of those things ate my friend in the 90s it was crazy! I never truly understood the saying "ripped to shreds" until then.

Всё как у людей! Приятно смотреть

Ce que cela coûte en matériel, carburant, salaires, heures de travail, assurances tout cela pour évacuer de l’eau……l’homme est phénoménal

I come from australia and have never seen snow this video is a real eye opener to what goes on in your part of the world.

Be glad it's just snow! Montreal has a habit of dumping raw sewage into the St.Lawrence but tells westerners what they should do with their natural resources.

When I was a child in the 70s on the south shore, I remember snow level almost up to top of our front doorway. Dad had to jump off of back balcony to dig us out

The bottom of that quarry would be a great place to go metal detecting in the late summer when most of that melts I bet you could find all sorts of neat things!!!!

I've seen the snow dump along the Ste Lawrence, at its peak, late February. It's HUGE!! It makes yours look like leftovers from clearing your driveway. You need to find the real snow dump.

Интересно летом что на этом месте остается от снега

Wow! A lot of snow! Great video, very interesting! Thank you very much for sharing!

CANT WAIT TO SEE ALL THE EVS DOING THIS JOB

日本北海道的融雪可以借鉴 蒙特利尔目的是不升级设备解决就业率

You should do a monthly update on the snow dump to show it in summer.

Amazing, I had no idea how a city deals with its snow problem. I thought you just had to wait till summer when it melts. Living in the tropics, I have only seen the snow once.

Wow ❄️ That's amazing. Thanks for sharing.

И эти люди рассказывают про экологию! В Москве так лет 20 не делают. Вся химия с дороги просто спускается в пропасть. Очень мило.

I have learned something new today! I have never known about this until now. Very interesting. Thanks for doing this video. Great job....👍🎖️🏆

Very nicely put together video and very entertaining as well. Thanks for posting this.

From Toronto we also have a snow removal system. I do not recall if we have such a large snow blower. But, I do know unlike Montreal dumping it over into a ravine. We tend to make snow mountains. The trucks drive up snow ramps and they dump their load. On to pick up more. But, July the mountain of snow ha melted leaving gravel and garbage.

Pleasant music while watching snow dump

So they literally have a cool place to stay all summer. Thanks for sharing. Weekend Stuff

It looks like a lot of snow, but we get a lot less nowadays. Climate change means that we have much warmer temperatures in December and January. Whereas we would have 15-30 days of temperatures below -20C at night in the city, now we have maybe 15. I think another reason why the volume may look large is because we clear more surface area. Bike paths, residential developments and larger roadways account for this.

Excellent video, lots of detail, very well-done! Thank you! I am amazed at the machinery, move tons and tons of snow. Humans do it great, in some ways .. some ways not .. back and forth .. how will it work out .. these years .. beautiful things, I hope, not be "hope a bad word" "too plain, too nice, too sucky, too roll eyes at .. no .. if done .. what way .. now, as this, is a try, I try too" thank you for illustrate go far, subtle, is nice enough to feel strong, amaze, look .. not go to bed .. troubled .. sleep well, my friend!

Amazing car! i have never seen that. Thank you for sharing.

Should've known the biggest, baddest snow blower on planet earth belonged to Canada. Awesome video and music! Thanks for sharing!

wait, the snow doesn't completely melt even in the summer? are you crating a mini glacier or what?

Mankind really is impressive sometimes.

I've never seen it snow like I have in Kitimat BC, worst I've ever been in was snowing about 4-6 inches per hour for 24 hours. The roads were a disaster, all our projects were put on hold as equipment was getting buried trying to keep up, then when it melted it washed full size 2 ton concrete blocks off the side of the mountain with flash floods absolutely everywhere.

I lived through the deepest recorded one winter snow fall in Montreal in 1970, 12 feet of the fluffy white stuff!

As a lifelong Floridian… I’ve never thought about or heard of a snow dump. Kinda fascinating

awesome

Coming from a guy who dumps there and to answer everyone’s questions Yes it melts away it gets broken down with bulldozers throughout the summer That’s the side of only semi trucks and 12 wheelers with trailers That snow blower is made by the company who operates that snow dump

That standing wave pattern in the laminar flow portion of the output snow tho..

What an amazing and creative way to dispose of dirty snow. I presume all this will melt and run into the river or ocean nearby.

Thnks so much for this video that i was searching for

Sometimes you just look at bits of kit on RU-vid an ya just know your gonna see something special ❤❤

C'est la première fois que je vois ce genre de site.

Первый раз вижу такое 👍👍👍

Long hours no sleep cold feet I love it my favorite time of year to work

At 3:00 WTH is that huge tower in the background looks kinda like an optical illusion?

I didn't know such a thing existed. That's cool.

I imagine if you were to go metal detecting where all that snow ends up, during the summer months you’d find all sorts of good stuff

Very well put together video, thanks for sharing and for all the work creating it!

Interesting 😮

I use a shovel to move snow that's cool

2:11 Snow should be stored near supermarkets with pipes under the snow to transport refrigerant liquid to the cooling facilities in cold rooms, to be used in the spring when the temperature inside exceeds 20. It would be good to store the snow in covered spaces, so that it does not melt in the sunlight. And internet servers produce heat and consume less electricity if they are located in cold areas, near rivers, lakes, seas, oceans 2:11 Zăpada ar trebui depozitată lângă supermarketuri cu tevi pe sub zăpada care sa transporte lichid frigorific spre instalațiile de răcire la camere frigorifice , care sa fie folosite primăvara când temperatura in interior depășește 20 . Ar fi bine sa fie depozitată zăpada pe spații acoperite , ca sa nu se topească la lumina solară . Și serverele pt net produc caldura și consuma mai puțin curent dacă sunt amplasate in zone reci , lângă râuri , lacuri , mări , oceane

0:33 Green Planet!

That blower must have a Kohler Command twin cylinder. That would explain the two exhaust stacks.

Wow did not realize Montreal even got that much snow. Looks like they get as much as we do here in the north.

It has only snowed twice all winter where I live in Canada. 10 years ago it would snow every other day in winter.

A La Chaux-de-Fonds, en Suisse, le principe est le même, mais à échelle bien plus réduite. Merci pour ce reportage.