6 True Scary Snowstorm Survival Stories

6 True Scary Snowstorm Survival Horror Stories From Reddit includes stories from those who have experienced the blistering unforgiving cold heart of mother nature...

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🕓 TIME STAMPS:
Story 1►0:00
Story 2►9:03
Story 3►15:53
Story 4►32:55
Story 5►42:21
Story 6►49:38

DISCLAIMER: All stories within this video are provided with explicit permission from their respective authors. Thank you to all who participated in today's video!

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[pamelameckley]

The one about the guy that almost froze to death walking home from the pub really bothers me. People are so hard and cold and greedy for money that they can think of no one but themselves even on a freezing cold night, temps in the minus degrees. No one from the bar, no taxi would take him home. No one could be bothered except one exceptionally kind, compassionate soul. I hope that God blesses him for all of his days. Very glad to hear that the young man lived to tell the story. I hope he thanked his guardian angel properly when he was able (if the man left any contact information, that is.)

[jacobleyva]

Having gone through my own near death experience in the snow in December of 2023, these stories are very relatable to me now.

[MPS]

Now im interested in hearing more stories from the 1800’s

[mamacitabambi]

I remember when this happened... Its was so sad and tragic... Some people ostracized the survivors, for having to resort to canabilism. I'm sure it was difficult for them to have to eat their deceased friends, and they should never have been made to feel even more horrible than they already did... May God bless those who parished, and those who survived...

When I was in Middle School, we had to read The Donner-Reed Party book... Very, very sad... Donner Pass is one of the most dangerous places on I-80, during the winter. Oftentimes Donner Pass is closed, due to the blizzards that come through.

[wolfcub]

I remember hearing about children eating their own fingers, they were so hungry and cold. The cold numbed their fingers and they nibbled them away.

Crossing in the winter was insanely dangerous for the pioneers.

[CheyenneDoryBob]

This definitely helped me do laundry faster and better. Thank you for all of your hard work!

[jennw]

This was one of the most interesting episodes you have ever done. I love the inclusion historical tales. Makes me so glad I live where it rarely snows!

[Lexishness]

"We were told to look for bodies."
Well sorry to disappoint you sir.

[KirbyNicholson]

Omg the first story made me cry tears of relief!! Thank you Lord!!

[Mia_Mina]

Chilling true stories in a documentary format which puts the listener right there in the story! Thank you Joel! Wonderful job! Love it! Be Safe!

[rKAL-EL]

Loved this one. Amazing how horrifying and beautiful this world is

[GenXfrom]

Cleaning my house post holidays and I'm enjoying these stories! Helping keep me entertained while doing chores I hate. Thank you! 💯✨🎉💞

[Asherlynn]

“Into Thin Air” by Jon Krakauer is an excellent/more accurate account of what went down on the ‘96 Everest Disaster. He is a talented journalist and author who is a hardcore climber and was there for the disaster

[WitchVine]

Great topic! I live in Canada. Winter is something. You get used it, you know? Just passing through it's no more than an annoyance. On your way to work, in your yard, etc.. But every once in a while something will happen that catches you out there much longer than you meant to be. Or you find yourself woefully unprepared for whatever reason (a city 3 hours north of where you're used to, or you weren't expecting a blizzard that day) and the wind cuts through multiple layers of clothing. Temperatures of -20C and below are no joke. And it's not just the cold that can do you in. Ice can kill you just by slipping on it, or by weighing something down that then falls on you.

[Defunct]

"Fear is for the winter, my little lord, when the snows fall a hundred feet deep. Fear is for the long night, when the sun hides its face for years at a time, and little children are born and live and die all in darkness. That is the time for fear, little lord, when the white walkers move through the woods." 🇪🇺

[Slashbabee]

I love how he calls us friends at the end 🥺

[GenXfrom]

Story #2.... He seriously needs new friends! 🥺😳💯

[ninjadinosaur]

Anyone els find that noise in between the story's very haunting?🤘😃 love you bud... best narration..

[phaedracampbell]

I’m from Saskatchewan and we’re in the middle of a snow storm warning so this is perfect 🥰

[racerx]

Scarey part of snow....is having to shovel it.