I have a 24 x 36 as you describe, open sides all around, that I use to cover tractors, mowers, etc. Even though the ribs run the depth of the building, I've never had any kind of run-off issue and frankly never really seen any leaks. The roof pitch works just fine despite the ribs. While we don't get anywhere near as much snow as you do, I've not seen one fail in snow- although I've seen several that weren't properly secured destroyed in high winds. Closed sides probably also help prevent this- these things are pretty light and act like kites in the wind if not secured well. At my other place I used the 10x20s as run-in sheds for the horses- at $599 each I could barely buy roof material for that price. They worked just fine. Sold em when I left for $300 each!
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