Newfoundland experienced some extreme weather with intense blizzards burying much of the area under multiple feet of snow. However, despite the depth of the snow, strong winds, power cuts and a state of emergency being declared, residents still found time for some funnies….
Shovels, skis, snowshoes and a sense of comradery! #nlwx pic.twitter.com/K2SqZ7EOaC
— Carolyn Stokes (@CStokescbc) January 18, 2020
#nlblizzard2020 is so bad even Olaf is trying to get in the house @natashafatah pic.twitter.com/ygYDEwJFij
— Glenda (@GMF64) January 18, 2020
When you can’t walk George Street to your fave pub, snowboard it! The walk through @DowntownStJohns was worth it today. In true NL style, everyone was bumping into people they know and in awe of the beauty of @CityofStJohns. Thanks covering everything @MichaelSerapio and @CBCNL pic.twitter.com/jR4qX1VkZS
— Tara Lehman (@TaraLehman18) January 18, 2020
Snowmachine booking it down our street. #nlwx pic.twitter.com/0Z3qzLRZXD
— Gavan Watson (@gavatron) January 18, 2020
Hubs found my car! #nlwx pic.twitter.com/hqs8dE44p5
— Katie (@LilacEra) January 18, 2020
#stormageddon2020 #blizzard2020 #Snowpocalypse2020 #nlwx
Well, that’s one car…!?? pic.twitter.com/amG3Q7Y8ek
— Jody Foss (@JodyJFoss) January 18, 2020
That white thing, yeah that's my cars antenna. Completely buried. ?♀️ pic.twitter.com/0dvsZB3BlZ
— Diana (@Diana_m_white) January 18, 2020
I think it counts as archeology at this point. #nlwx pic.twitter.com/aevcVs9siw
— Melissa Royle Critch (@melissaroyle) January 18, 2020
Here is the door to my patio pic.twitter.com/0rDEJsb2Op
— Ross Craig (@rosscraig) January 18, 2020
You know the snow is deep when you can have a tunnel going to your front door. #stormageddon2020 @MurphTWN @jwhittalTWN @cbcnl @VOCMNEWS #nlwx pic.twitter.com/6elD0IfeEY
— Jim Fitzgerald (@JCFPC) January 18, 2020
Looking forward to all the tunnel and snow forts resulting from #nlblizzard2020 #nlwx #stormageddon2020 pic.twitter.com/YeH8uApajX
— Margie Howell (@MargieEHowell) January 18, 2020
