Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
March 14, 2017
Yo dawg, we heard you like stopping global warming. So we put a blizzard on your liberal left coast so you could freeze to death in the middle of March.
A winter storm churning along the Northeast on Tuesday pelted some places with more than a foot of snow, grounding thousands of flights, shuttering scores of schools and leaving millions of people under blizzard warnings expected to stretch into the evening.
States of emergency were declared in New York, New Jersey, Maryland and Virginia. In Washington, where the federal government pushed back its opening time, slush and sleet coated the nation’s capital, knocking power out to thousands of people across the region.
The National Weather Service said Tuesday morning that it was expecting heavy snow from eastern Pennsylvania through New York and into New England for much of the day. By the afternoon, snowfall totals topped a foot in parts of New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and Massachusetts.
Public officials across the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast pleaded with people to stay off the roads, asking them to keep streets clear for first responders. They urged travelers to take public transit, though a number of systems — including Amtrak as well as New Jersey Transit and New York subways and commuter rails — reduced service as the storm approached.
Airlines canceled more than 6,000 flights on Tuesday, according to FlightAware.com, the bulk of them scheduled for airports in the New York, Boston, Philadelphia and Washington areas. In Philadelphia, most airlines canceled all service through the airport there on Tuesday. New York state officials said that 99 percent of flights through LaGuardia Airport and two-thirds of flights at John F. Kennedy International Airport had been scrapped.
Global warming means more snow storms.
Because of the climate changing.
It means sleet and ice.
It means your plane is canceled.
It means your pipes are frozen.
In mid-March.
It means you have to give all of your money to the Chinese.
Blizzard line at @WholeFoods lookin like Airport TSA #Blizzard2017 pic.twitter.com/Ugx2oRkeqf
— Roy Wood Jr- Ex Jedi (@roywoodjr) March 14, 2017
Winds are picking up here in Grimsby. Dawn is on its way so I'll be able to get a better idea of how much snow has fallen soon. #onstorm pic.twitter.com/Milt6A7rgW
— Mark Robinson (@StormhunterTWN) March 14, 2017
Up the hill on Rt 7, heading from Leesburg to Hamilton and Purcellville. Snowing hard. pic.twitter.com/Agjdg5QOmM
— Neal Augenstein (@AugensteinWTOP) March 14, 2017
Absolutely puking snow in New Milford currently, can't see the houses across the street! @ryanhanrahan @JimCantore @gilsimmons pic.twitter.com/AY3Vd0TVoT
— Chris Bouzakis (@BouzakisWX) March 14, 2017
so much snow!! pic.twitter.com/6Dcy4YS6ju
— Andrew Luciano J.R. (@happyandrew114) March 14, 2017
Insane heavy snow with thunder snow in the area, 60+ mph wind gusts measured at the coast. Over 12" now here outside of Peekskill, NY pic.twitter.com/IPBzQ4aqr4
— Reed Timmer (@ReedTimmerAccu) March 14, 2017
This looks like a cloud-to-ground strike in Manhattan. Listen to this thunder from indoors! Incredible. Video from @suraj3 pic.twitter.com/d2nHqvktyD
— Taylor Trogdon (@TTrogdon) March 14, 2017
Being pelted by hail in #ThunderSnow #Blizzard in #Flatiron #NYC 2017 #Bad but not bad enough not to go to work ? pic.twitter.com/qrLHNbAYM5
— marjan mehrkhast (@mjbeauty) March 14, 2017
@EricHolthaus you were right about the thundersnow ❄️⚡️ pic.twitter.com/PAaKduYu61
— Anne Brooks (@annekbrooks) March 14, 2017
Can you hear the booms of Thunder out there?! Weird to see sleets of snow and hear the thunder! #NewYorkWeather pic.twitter.com/2XmR0pAcKO
— Sheila North Wilson (@shenorthwilson) March 14, 2017
St Trails Day? There is more than one way to have good time out on the trails in Northeast Philly. I prefer a 7 mile run through deep snow. pic.twitter.com/dVsEowlzAm
— Fr. Chris Landis (@fr_landis) March 14, 2017
@NWSBinghamton Waverly PA 25" pic.twitter.com/7ubTOdc5qp
— BonnieB (@rhebus8) March 14, 2017
Luna is staying put inside today… ❄️?? #nbcct pic.twitter.com/8zlYsjiylT
— Diana Morales Steck (@Mo511Diana) March 14, 2017