New York covered in what residents are calling 'ThunderSnow'. (Twitter)
Even though the United States might be experiencing what Weather Bell Analytics says is ”the coldest November morning across the country since 1976” and heavy snow prompted a state of emergency in western New York, this didn’t deter city dwellers from getting out to capture the weather conditions under the hashtag #ThunderSnow.
The weather conditions, which saw temperatures drop below freezing countrywide, have led to the deaths of four people. One person
was killed in a traffic accident and three others died after suffering heart
problems, two of whom were said to have been shovelling heavy snow at the
time.
Here are seven pictures from the #ThunderSnow:
1. An aerial view of New York, covered in snow.
4 killed as
#thundersnow slams New York: http://t.co/tR3MWu4dlj. Are you there? Share images using #NewDay (safely) pic.twitter.com/TmnMkPx08h
— New Day (@NewDay)
November 19, 2014
2. A New York resident’s garden under a thick layer of snow.
This is what my brother sees outside his home in NewYork’s
#thundersnow. #NewDay pic.twitter.com/iAsxk63o8P
— SoberDaddy (@ashishtintin)
November 19, 2014
3. No playing outside …
#Thundersnow dumps 3 feet on NY state, with more to come http://t.co/44trTbuFB5 via @mashable / Love thundersnow! pic.twitter.com/wVOTpHUobx
— Kathryn Brusco (@KathrynBruscoBk)
November 18, 2014
4. Empty streets, cars freezing as owners keep themselves warm.
A photo posted by Jericho Shackelford (@jericho_shklfrd) on
5. Another view of the snow in Buffalo, New York.
Missing west seneca New York and our snow today
#thundersnow pic.twitter.com/X76vT1M8Oo
— Courtney (@MeowKlubek)
November 18, 2014
6.An Instagram user snapped this playful pic of their stuffed koala suffering in the snow.
6.An Instagram user snapped this playful pic of their stuffed koala suffering in the snow.
7. The effect of the snow on a lake in Buffalo, New York.
