2 Feet in 2 Minutes

Snow accumulation time lapse video from February 5-6 2010 snow storm in Lancaster, PA.

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Travel & Events

Tags:

• snow
• storm
• accumulation
• time
• lapse
• Lancaster
• PA
• Pennsylvania
• Allen
• Kevorkov

[BlaggerDagger]

@AllenKevorkov This is awesome! I live in a place that never gets snow - is 2 feet alot for one night?

[AllenKevorkov]

@BlaggerDagger Yes, that is a lot...doesn't happen often.

[doublemischief22]

Was that fast forwarded

[AllenKevorkov]

@doublemischief22 yes...

[cat2cube]

@AllenKevorkov i think people are confused because the snow is falling in "real" time.. are these multiple clips?

[AllenKevorkov]

@cat2cube Yes...combined fragments.

[AbtinSoltani]

@mica122213 You know what else you'll never get back? -The 30 seconds you took to type your comment!

[zSOOzD1RTYz]

This is why i live in Texas.... FUCK THE SNOW ! ! !

[BlaggerDagger]

@redogy1 OMG that = almost as tall as i am in the us since we dont use metric or yards for snow that would be 4ft 11in or roughly 10in / 24cm SHORTER THAN I AM!....It would be up to my chest :O

[redogy1]

@BlaggerDagger I live in Canada, two feet in one night is okay, but in a real snow storm we can get something like a meter and a half in one night, something like a yard and 3/4

[maloney4lfc]

@BlaggerDagger an inch is alot in one night this year we got no snow :(

[genenco1]

Thanks for this, I lived in Iowa one year and went to bed Friday night, woke up to 3 FEET of snow and thought it had had to have snowed heavily to do. Shows that if it's steady snow, it CAN get deep and not look like a whiteout.