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Come for a walk with me… Downtown #Truckee this morning under blue sky, bright sun, and more than 4 feet of snow since Sunday. Sidewalks carved into snow canyons, roads running like cattle chutes, and somehow… everything moving again. In most places, this much snow would shut life down....

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Nine days in Truckee covering a historic Sierra snow, and a tragedy that took nine lives. In the middle of the record snow, this mountain community paused for a candlelight vigil… coming together to light a candle, share the grief, and honor those lost in the avalanche. Our full story is now airing nationwide on The Weather Channel. Take a few minutes to watch and witness the strength and heart of the High Sierra. The Weather Channel for the continued coverage.
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Nine days in Truckee covering a historic Sierra snow, and a tragedy that took nine lives. In the middle of the record snow, this mountain community paused for a candlelight vigil… coming together to light a candle, share the grief, and honor those lost in the avalanche. Our full story is now airing nationwide on The Weather Channel. Take a few minutes to watch and witness the strength and heart of the High Sierra. The Weather Channel for the continued coverage.

Justin Michaels

14,878 просмотров • 5 месяцев назад

Standing in downtown Truckee at 5,817 feet and this is where the Sierra snowfall story really comes into focus. This storm is measured in feet, not inches: Higher elevations of the High Sierra: 6+ feet Donner Pass (7,056 ft): 5 to 6 feet Soda Springs (6,752 ft): 4 to 5 feet Truckee: 2 to 4 feet That’s just over a 1,200-foot climb up I-80, and it nearly doubles the snow totals from town to the summit. For perspective, Truckee averages about 17 feet in an entire winter. Storm cycles like this can deliver a big part of that in just a few days, and this is exactly how the Sierra builds its snowpack. Travel over Donner Pass will take the hardest hit, with chain restrictions likely for all vehicles along I 80, a highway that may be shut down completely at times. In town, it’s continuous plowing and rapidly changing conditions. 📍Truckee, California #Truckee #LakeTahoe #DonnerPass #SierraSnow #CAwx
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Standing in downtown Truckee at 5,817 feet and this is where the Sierra snowfall story really comes into focus. This storm is measured in feet, not inches: Higher elevations of the High Sierra: 6+ feet Donner Pass (7,056 ft): 5 to 6 feet Soda Springs (6,752 ft): 4 to 5 feet Truckee: 2 to 4 feet That’s just over a 1,200-foot climb up I-80, and it nearly doubles the snow totals from town to the summit. For perspective, Truckee averages about 17 feet in an entire winter. Storm cycles like this can deliver a big part of that in just a few days, and this is exactly how the Sierra builds its snowpack. Travel over Donner Pass will take the hardest hit, with chain restrictions likely for all vehicles along I 80, a highway that may be shut down completely at times. In town, it’s continuous plowing and rapidly changing conditions. 📍Truckee, California #Truckee #LakeTahoe #DonnerPass #SierraSnow #CAwx

Justin Michaels

186,542 просмотров • 5 месяцев назад

🚫 I-80 is CLOSED in both directions for 70 miles over Donner Summit. Heavy snow is falling at 3–5” per hour, at times true whiteout conditions and travel near the crest is impossible. ⚠️ CHP also reminding drivers: it is illegal to drive with snow left on the roof of your vehicle, it can turn into a dangerous sheet of ice for the car behind you. 💧 This storm is doing critical work for California’s summer water supply. A deep High Sierra snowpack matters, and today is the biggest producer of the week, with more snow through the weekend and another active pattern next week. Elevation is everything, and everyone is getting feet. 📍Truckee (5,800’) → 1–2 FEET 📍Soda Springs (6,700’) → 2–3 FEET 📍Donner Summit (7,000’+) → 3+ FEET From Donner Pass Road in the heart of Truckee, where the snow just keeps piling up live on The Weather Channel ❄️ #CAwx #SierraSnow #DonnerPass #Truckee #I80
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🚫 I-80 is CLOSED in both directions for 70 miles over Donner Summit. Heavy snow is falling at 3–5” per hour, at times true whiteout conditions and travel near the crest is impossible. ⚠️ CHP also reminding drivers: it is illegal to drive with snow left on the roof of your vehicle, it can turn into a dangerous sheet of ice for the car behind you. 💧 This storm is doing critical work for California’s summer water supply. A deep High Sierra snowpack matters, and today is the biggest producer of the week, with more snow through the weekend and another active pattern next week. Elevation is everything, and everyone is getting feet. 📍Truckee (5,800’) → 1–2 FEET 📍Soda Springs (6,700’) → 2–3 FEET 📍Donner Summit (7,000’+) → 3+ FEET From Donner Pass Road in the heart of Truckee, where the snow just keeps piling up live on The Weather Channel ❄️ #CAwx #SierraSnow #DonnerPass #Truckee #I80

Justin Michaels

75,474 просмотров • 5 месяцев назад

Truckee, California travel is still extremely dangerous. White-knuckle driving through town as another round of snow moves in. Roads remain snow-packed and slick, visibility drops fast in heavier bursts, and closures are still in place across the High Sierra including long stretches of I-80. This is not a quick cleanup. Crews are battling continuous snowfall, and conditions can change in minutes. If you don’t have to be on the road, don’t be. More live updates ahead on The Weather Channel ❄️ #Truckee #SierraNevada #I80 #Snow #CAwx
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Truckee, California travel is still extremely dangerous. White-knuckle driving through town as another round of snow moves in. Roads remain snow-packed and slick, visibility drops fast in heavier bursts, and closures are still in place across the High Sierra including long stretches of I-80. This is not a quick cleanup. Crews are battling continuous snowfall, and conditions can change in minutes. If you don’t have to be on the road, don’t be. More live updates ahead on The Weather Channel ❄️ #Truckee #SierraNevada #I80 #Snow #CAwx

Justin Michaels

76,000 просмотров • 5 месяцев назад

We’re going LIVE from outside our hotel tonight because getting any farther into Truckee just isn’t safe. 🚫 I-80 is closed over Donner Summit ❄️ Feet of snow falling in Truckee today 🏔️ 3+ FEET at the summit The lobby here is filling up with drivers who were forced to get off the highway, chain controls, whiteouts, and impassable conditions brought travel to a stop. This is what a major Sierra storm looks like in real time: not just snow piling up… but people changing plans, searching for rooms, and waiting it out. And while it’s creating serious travel problems tonight, this is the snowpack California depends on for the months ahead. 📍Truckee, California We’ll be live on The Weather Channel ❄️ #CAwx #Truckee #DonnerPass #I80 #SierraSnow
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We’re going LIVE from outside our hotel tonight because getting any farther into Truckee just isn’t safe. 🚫 I-80 is closed over Donner Summit ❄️ Feet of snow falling in Truckee today 🏔️ 3+ FEET at the summit The lobby here is filling up with drivers who were forced to get off the highway, chain controls, whiteouts, and impassable conditions brought travel to a stop. This is what a major Sierra storm looks like in real time: not just snow piling up… but people changing plans, searching for rooms, and waiting it out. And while it’s creating serious travel problems tonight, this is the snowpack California depends on for the months ahead. 📍Truckee, California We’ll be live on The Weather Channel ❄️ #CAwx #Truckee #DonnerPass #I80 #SierraSnow

Justin Michaels

59,274 просмотров • 5 месяцев назад

The names and faces now telling the story the High Sierra Mountains have kept all week. Six of the women lost in the #CastlePeak avalanche have been identified by their families. Loved, accomplished, deeply rooted in this community. Their friends and relatives are mourning together, and beginning the long work of remembrance. As the #HighSierra finally clears, the storms that complicated rescue and recovery is gone. I-80 is open. Traffic is moving. On the surface, life looks normal again. But for #Truckee and the tight-knit backcountry community, it isn’t. Sunday at 6 PM, a public vigil will be held, the first time the community will gather in one place to grieve, honor these women, and stand with the families who are now carrying the unimaginable. The snow has stopped. The mourning is just beginning. The Weather Channel is in Truckee to keep you informed.
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The names and faces now telling the story the High Sierra Mountains have kept all week. Six of the women lost in the #CastlePeak avalanche have been identified by their families. Loved, accomplished, deeply rooted in this community. Their friends and relatives are mourning together, and beginning the long work of remembrance. As the #HighSierra finally clears, the storms that complicated rescue and recovery is gone. I-80 is open. Traffic is moving. On the surface, life looks normal again. But for #Truckee and the tight-knit backcountry community, it isn’t. Sunday at 6 PM, a public vigil will be held, the first time the community will gather in one place to grieve, honor these women, and stand with the families who are now carrying the unimaginable. The snow has stopped. The mourning is just beginning. The Weather Channel is in Truckee to keep you informed.

Justin Michaels

27,177 просмотров • 5 месяцев назад

This morning with just 2-3” of snow so far in Des Moines it is a pretty scene from the air but not so pretty if you have to be driving. Roads are completely snow covered and much more snow to come. Live coverage for The Weather Channel continues with me in Des Moines, IA and Molly McCollum in Chicago and Jordan Steele in Michigan.
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This morning with just 2-3” of snow so far in Des Moines it is a pretty scene from the air but not so pretty if you have to be driving. Roads are completely snow covered and much more snow to come. Live coverage for The Weather Channel continues with me in Des Moines, IA and Molly McCollum in Chicago and Jordan Steele in Michigan.

Charles Peek

19,364 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад

NEW: Resident in Pennsylvania is reporting “Snow that looks, feels and sounds like styrofoam” He shows you multiple areas of the snow and it’s all the same, this stuff needs to be sent off to be tested One explanation for this is that it could be what called ‘Graupel Snow’ which is both denser and more granular than ordinary snow and looks similar to this but that doesn’t explain the feel of styrofoam being reported or the sound of styrofoam being reported by the resident Graupel Snow is essentially snow hail
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NEW: Resident in Pennsylvania is reporting “Snow that looks, feels and sounds like styrofoam” He shows you multiple areas of the snow and it’s all the same, this stuff needs to be sent off to be tested One explanation for this is that it could be what called ‘Graupel Snow’ which is both denser and more granular than ordinary snow and looks similar to this but that doesn’t explain the feel of styrofoam being reported or the sound of styrofoam being reported by the resident Graupel Snow is essentially snow hail

Wall Street Apes

2,564,087 просмотров • 1 год назад

There’s something about winter that just resets everything. Maybe it’s the way the snow quiets the world down.❄️ For me, winter isn’t just a season! it’s a chance to pause, take a breath, and find some peace. Everything slows, and for a moment, everything just feels… calm. I hope this video brings a little of that winter calm to your day, whether you love the snow or just need a cozy escape. Stay warm, stay peaceful, and let the season work its magic. ❄️🙌🏼
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There’s something about winter that just resets everything. Maybe it’s the way the snow quiets the world down.❄️ For me, winter isn’t just a season! it’s a chance to pause, take a breath, and find some peace. Everything slows, and for a moment, everything just feels… calm. I hope this video brings a little of that winter calm to your day, whether you love the snow or just need a cozy escape. Stay warm, stay peaceful, and let the season work its magic. ❄️🙌🏼

Eduardo

10,928 просмотров • 1 год назад

It’s now snowing in #Boston, and Winter Storm #Fern is getting to work ❄️ This remains a high-impact storm for the city and surrounding communities, with 18–24 inches of snow still expected across much of the metro area. It’s bitterly cold, and the snow is light and fluffy, which means it piles up quickly and reduces visibility fast. Boston is already responding in force. A conga line of snow plows is rolling through neighborhoods, nearly 900 crews are deployed clearing city streets, and the city has 40,000 tons of salt on hand for this storm and whatever winter throws next. Timing for Boston: • Snow underway now • Heaviest snow late afternoon into early evening • Brief bursts of 2–3 inches per hour possible around dinner time Road conditions will continue to deteriorate. If you don’t have to be out, don’t be. Stay with The Weather Channel for the latest updates, and follow The Weather Channel for continuous coverage as we track the storm and help keep you informed and safe.
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It’s now snowing in #Boston, and Winter Storm #Fern is getting to work ❄️ This remains a high-impact storm for the city and surrounding communities, with 18–24 inches of snow still expected across much of the metro area. It’s bitterly cold, and the snow is light and fluffy, which means it piles up quickly and reduces visibility fast. Boston is already responding in force. A conga line of snow plows is rolling through neighborhoods, nearly 900 crews are deployed clearing city streets, and the city has 40,000 tons of salt on hand for this storm and whatever winter throws next. Timing for Boston: • Snow underway now • Heaviest snow late afternoon into early evening • Brief bursts of 2–3 inches per hour possible around dinner time Road conditions will continue to deteriorate. If you don’t have to be out, don’t be. Stay with The Weather Channel for the latest updates, and follow The Weather Channel for continuous coverage as we track the storm and help keep you informed and safe.

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26,549 просмотров • 6 месяцев назад

Timing is everything, isn’t it? And sometimes being in the right place at the right time feels well, timely, or even predetermined. With wildlife photography, it’s all about being in the right place at the right time. The more you know about your subject, the better because it increases your chances of being where you need to be when you need to be there. There is also an element of just letting go and taking what is given to you. It’s always best to have no expectations at all when it comes to wildlife. On this morning, everything did fall perfectly into place, and I was able to capture this dreamy scene of a beautiful Dalmatian pelican and its reflection on smooth water as it came in for a landing. Oh yeah, the glorious snow-capped mountains in the back were definitely a treat too. The days prior to this, that mountain range was hidden by clouds. I didn’t even know it was there. 🤪
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Timing is everything, isn’t it? And sometimes being in the right place at the right time feels well, timely, or even predetermined. With wildlife photography, it’s all about being in the right place at the right time. The more you know about your subject, the better because it increases your chances of being where you need to be when you need to be there. There is also an element of just letting go and taking what is given to you. It’s always best to have no expectations at all when it comes to wildlife. On this morning, everything did fall perfectly into place, and I was able to capture this dreamy scene of a beautiful Dalmatian pelican and its reflection on smooth water as it came in for a landing. Oh yeah, the glorious snow-capped mountains in the back were definitely a treat too. The days prior to this, that mountain range was hidden by clouds. I didn’t even know it was there. 🤪

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48 Inches of Fresh Snow Almost Buried This Snoqualmie Skier Alive 😳❄️⛷️ Full story: A skier was pulled from a deep snow burial at The Summit at Snoqualmie Pass after yesterday’s storm dumped 48 inches of fresh snow on the mountain. Deep snow immersion can occur anywhere on the mountain not just in the backcountry. All credit to Ian Deans for jumping into action and capturing this. You saved a life. With heavy snowfall forecast to continue across the Cascades, ski patrol and safety officials are urging skiers to never ride alone and to always look out for the people around them. #SEATTLE Is your video news worthy? DM to submit • 📲
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48 Inches of Fresh Snow Almost Buried This Snoqualmie Skier Alive 😳❄️⛷️ Full story: A skier was pulled from a deep snow burial at The Summit at Snoqualmie Pass after yesterday’s storm dumped 48 inches of fresh snow on the mountain. Deep snow immersion can occur anywhere on the mountain not just in the backcountry. All credit to Ian Deans for jumping into action and capturing this. You saved a life. With heavy snowfall forecast to continue across the Cascades, ski patrol and safety officials are urging skiers to never ride alone and to always look out for the people around them. #SEATTLE Is your video news worthy? DM to submit • 📲

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65,337 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад

Our snow plow crews have been working hard from Lake Tahoe to as low as Foresthill to keep our roads clear. Today, we were out at the Alta/Dutch Flat area capturing one of our Placer County snow plows in action! ❄️🚜 When the snow is cold, heavy and wet like it’s been this week, plowing can be especially challenging, and it can take multiple passes to fully clear the road. No matter the conditions, our crews are working around the clock to Keep Placer Moving. If you see them out there, give them plenty of space and a wave! 👋
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Our snow plow crews have been working hard from Lake Tahoe to as low as Foresthill to keep our roads clear. Today, we were out at the Alta/Dutch Flat area capturing one of our Placer County snow plows in action! ❄️🚜 When the snow is cold, heavy and wet like it’s been this week, plowing can be especially challenging, and it can take multiple passes to fully clear the road. No matter the conditions, our crews are working around the clock to Keep Placer Moving. If you see them out there, give them plenty of space and a wave! 👋

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19,426 просмотров • 5 месяцев назад

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We've seen another 2 cm of snow this morning, bringing the total snowfall to 14 cm at Toronto Pearson since the storm started. Our surface maintenance specialists have been out in our state-of-the-art snowplows doing loops of the airfield to keep critical areas clear of snow. This team is responsible for keeping roughly 5 million square metres of runways, taxiways and aprons clear. Here's a look at our dedicated team out there clearing the snow.

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51,953 просмотров • 6 месяцев назад

❄️ By definition this will be a Bomb cyclone, and it now looks to become a paralyzing coastal #blizzard for New England, Long Island, and perhaps coastal New Jersey and New York City. Many will receive over a foot of snow Sunday into Monday. Coastal gusts in SE New England may reach #hurricane force 75mph+. This is the latest Hi-Res GRAF (IBM) available as of 4pm Friday. In my opinion it’s likely too far north and west with the heaviest snow, so take snow totals N/W of NYC with a grain of salt, for now, until we get closer to the storm. Still coastal locations in Long Island and SE New England will likely see 1-2 feet! One more note: I love snow, so for me, no snow is too much despite what the legend says :) ❄️ #snow #storm Tri-State Weather Adam tocksin
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❄️ By definition this will be a Bomb cyclone, and it now looks to become a paralyzing coastal #blizzard for New England, Long Island, and perhaps coastal New Jersey and New York City. Many will receive over a foot of snow Sunday into Monday. Coastal gusts in SE New England may reach #hurricane force 75mph+. This is the latest Hi-Res GRAF (IBM) available as of 4pm Friday. In my opinion it’s likely too far north and west with the heaviest snow, so take snow totals N/W of NYC with a grain of salt, for now, until we get closer to the storm. Still coastal locations in Long Island and SE New England will likely see 1-2 feet! One more note: I love snow, so for me, no snow is too much despite what the legend says :) ❄️ #snow #storm Tri-State Weather Adam tocksin

Jeff Berardelli

200,271 просмотров • 5 месяцев назад

Coffee Talk ☕️ : We’re watching Winter Storm #Fern closely. This storm remains on track to bring significant impacts to #Boston and much of New England. Forecast confidence is high for 18–24 inches of snow across the metro area. It will be extremely cold, and while the #snow will be light and fluffy rather than heavy and wet, the sheer volume will still create dangerous conditions. And remember, the cold sticks around with overnight lows in the single digits into February. Timing for Boston: • Snow begins late morning to midday • Heaviest snow late afternoon into early evening • Brief periods of 2–3 inches per hour are possible Travel conditions will deteriorate quickly. Plan ahead and limit unnecessary trips. Stay with The Weather Channel and the StreamTWC app for the latest updates, and follow The Weather Channel for continuous coverage as we work to keep you informed and safe ❄️
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Coffee Talk ☕️ : We’re watching Winter Storm #Fern closely. This storm remains on track to bring significant impacts to #Boston and much of New England. Forecast confidence is high for 18–24 inches of snow across the metro area. It will be extremely cold, and while the #snow will be light and fluffy rather than heavy and wet, the sheer volume will still create dangerous conditions. And remember, the cold sticks around with overnight lows in the single digits into February. Timing for Boston: • Snow begins late morning to midday • Heaviest snow late afternoon into early evening • Brief periods of 2–3 inches per hour are possible Travel conditions will deteriorate quickly. Plan ahead and limit unnecessary trips. Stay with The Weather Channel and the StreamTWC app for the latest updates, and follow The Weather Channel for continuous coverage as we work to keep you informed and safe ❄️

Justin Michaels

31,223 просмотров • 6 месяцев назад

Yet another excellent example of winter refusing to let go in the high hills. In this video by Ron Walker, the Cairn Gorm hollow known as Ciste Mhearad (Margaret’s coffin) is completely filled with snow. This location has significant historical interest. In a visit of 1801, intrepid female explorer Sarah Murray wrote of it being known locally as ‘the snow house’: ‘those who mount that eminence (Cairngorm) should walk to the edge of the precipices hanging over the hollow towards Loch Auon (Avon) and to the snow house. The snow house is not far from the Cairn or heap of stones, on the highest part of Cairngorm, and is a hollow, in extent an acre or two. This hollow is filled with snow, and although it faces the south, it is never melted either by the sun or rain’ Snow has survived here on only two occasions since 2000, which is an indicator of colder and snowier times historically compared to today.
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Yet another excellent example of winter refusing to let go in the high hills. In this video by Ron Walker, the Cairn Gorm hollow known as Ciste Mhearad (Margaret’s coffin) is completely filled with snow. This location has significant historical interest. In a visit of 1801, intrepid female explorer Sarah Murray wrote of it being known locally as ‘the snow house’: ‘those who mount that eminence (Cairngorm) should walk to the edge of the precipices hanging over the hollow towards Loch Auon (Avon) and to the snow house. The snow house is not far from the Cairn or heap of stones, on the highest part of Cairngorm, and is a hollow, in extent an acre or two. This hollow is filled with snow, and although it faces the south, it is never melted either by the sun or rain’ Snow has survived here on only two occasions since 2000, which is an indicator of colder and snowier times historically compared to today.

Iain Cameron

20,851 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

Recently hit an old goal of 10k on twitter for the first time, and i feel like its a good time for some reflection, and a look back at everything that brought me here to this moment. thank you all. and much, much more to come
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Recently hit an old goal of 10k on twitter for the first time, and i feel like its a good time for some reflection, and a look back at everything that brought me here to this moment. thank you all. and much, much more to come

Aitrus Otter

10,580 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

🚨 THEY WANT YOU TO BELIEVE THIS IS JUST “NATURAL WEATHER” - BUT THIS ICE STORM IS THREE DISASTERS STACKED ON TOP OF EACH OTHER - “A DEADLY DISASTER FOR DAYS” This isn’t one storm. It’s ICE + SNOW + ARCTIC COLD hitting at the same time. ICE: An inch or more of solid ice - a grid killer that snaps power lines and leaves millions in the dark. SNOW: Roads buried. Emergency response cut off. COLD: Sub zero wind chills locking everything in place for days. Why do the same regions sprayed by chemtrails keep getting hit the hardest? Why do weather modification conversations get shut down the second storms stack this perfectly? If the power’s out, the cold’s locked in, and this keeps happening to the same areas… are we really supposed to believe none of this is intentional?
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🚨 THEY WANT YOU TO BELIEVE THIS IS JUST “NATURAL WEATHER” - BUT THIS ICE STORM IS THREE DISASTERS STACKED ON TOP OF EACH OTHER - “A DEADLY DISASTER FOR DAYS” This isn’t one storm. It’s ICE + SNOW + ARCTIC COLD hitting at the same time. ICE: An inch or more of solid ice - a grid killer that snaps power lines and leaves millions in the dark. SNOW: Roads buried. Emergency response cut off. COLD: Sub zero wind chills locking everything in place for days. Why do the same regions sprayed by chemtrails keep getting hit the hardest? Why do weather modification conversations get shut down the second storms stack this perfectly? If the power’s out, the cold’s locked in, and this keeps happening to the same areas… are we really supposed to believe none of this is intentional?

HustleBitch

274,411 просмотров • 6 месяцев назад