Oklahoma features a real-time map of its snowplows.

So, imagine living in Oklahoma where winters are usually more about “cloudy with a chance of maybe some sleet” than actual snow. But this year, they suddenly decided to equip their snowplows with GPS and create a live map so residents can track them in real-time. This means everyone—farmers, teachers, and that one neighbor who thinks a dusting is an excuse for a snow day—can watch the plows happily chug along as they dramatically clear a whopping half-inch of snow!
The whole situation is like a mini reality show, where each plow has its own dramatic narrative—“Oh look, Plow #12 is stuck behind a flock of confused ducks!” or “Here comes Plow #3—making a heroic trek down Main Street like a knight on a white steed.” People start gathering online, cheering for their favorite plow while anxiously texting each other, “Did you see that turn? Pure artistry!” In a state known more for tornadoes than snow, the excitement over these mighty, yellow beasts is a hilarious reminder that sometimes, you’ve just gotta make a big deal out of the little things!