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nycjimStranded cars on Long Island.

CopaCavanna: In other news, this is my parent’s front door in CT. Unreal.

Snow! The view from outside the Oval Office.

(via Pete Souza)

timelightbox:

Khedi Konchieva, 15, goes on a date with her boyfriend in the village of Serzhen-Yurt. A couple on a date in Chechnya must meet in public and sit a few feet apart. Any form of intimate contact is forbidden; some young woman who have sex before marriage risk death at the hands of their family.

Chechen authorities are the unseen presence in Diana Markosian’s photographs of girls growing up in Chechnya. See more here.

People push a car uphill next to a bus, Jan. 15, in Seattle, Wash. Several inches of snow fell quickly Sunday morning, snarling traffic and clogging roadways. Ted S. Warren / AP PhotoBlog

condenasttraveler:

Pool with a View | Hotel Terra in Jackson Hole, Wyoming.

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Hulunbeier, China: A woman wrapped up against the cold 

(Guardian)

boston:

Some areas of Mass. could see snow

- Though Boston may not be getting more than a few snowflakes on Thursday night, National Weather Service meteorologist Alan Dunham is “reasonably sure” sustained snowfall will occur northwest of the city.

First the quake, then the tsunami… now, heavy snow in Sendai. 

@RodrigoEBR

“Gotta get the shovel, get the shovel”

NY’s Dumbest; NYC sanitation workers destroy a Ford Explorer 

Forget red and blue color America white. There was snow on the ground in 49 states Friday. Hawaii was the holdout. It was the United States of Snow, thanks to an unusual combination of weather patterns that dusted the U.S., including the skyscrapers of Dallas, the peach trees of Atlanta and the Florida Panhandle, where hurricanes are more common than snowflakes.

More than two-thirds of the nation’s land mass had snow on the ground when the day dawned, and then it snowed ever so slightly in Florida to make it 49 states out of 50.

49 states dusted with snow; Hawaii’s the holdout - ap

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