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Leftover powder on the road is a different beast. It's often mixed up with a little bit of sand, and it's been crushed into a powder that doesn't feel like natural snow at all. It doesn't stick and it slips like fine sand. Not a fun time. A little pile of 2-3 cm of the stuff was enough to almost make me completely lose control last year. Scary stuff.
Ah fair, thanks for the extra info. Take care out there!
Thanks! Hopefully my new tires are more resilient