• A timelapse film of a blizzard has become very popular online.
• The video shows a tarmac road, parked cars, homes, trees, and a chair in a grassy area.
• The region is blanketed in many feet of snow near the end of the footage.

In the midst of the bitter weather, social media is flooded with pictures of blizzards. Snow has buried the houses, and many of them are unable to even open their doors. Among these, a 2016 timelapse film of a blizzard has become very popular online.

A tarmac road, parked cars, homes, trees, and a chair in a grassy area can all be seen in the opening scene of the video. Snow starts to fall and swiftly covers the whole region. The region is blanketed in many feet of snow near the end of the footage, making it difficult to see what lies below. “48-hour timelapse of a blizzard in 60 seconds,” the post’s caption stated.

View the video here:

48 hour timelapse of Blizzard in 60 seconds. pic.twitter.com/tPjrUFnmzR

— Weird and Terrifying (@weirdterrifying) December 29, 2022

There was a message on Twitter that read, “Wow that is a ridiculous quantity of snow!” Another commenter said, “Watching this much snowfall in just 60 seconds proves that climate change is true.” A third individual remarked, “This film was fascinating to me as an Australian who has never experienced or really given it any thought. I appreciate you sharing.”

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