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Dec 22 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
Some Minnesotans reacting to a snowstorm.
1) They said a big storm is coming! ❄️❄️❄️
2) It'll probably miss us...
3) Weather enthusiasts post raw model data...
4) So when is the snow gonna get here??
5) It's snowing!
6) Snow stopped. Is this all we're gonna get???
1/4
7) Looks like a bust!!
8) Whoa, the snow is really coming down now...
9) That's a lot of snow!
10) The wind won't be THAT bad.
11) I can drive in anything!
2/4

3/4
12) Whoa now THAT was a storm!
13) I guess they were right. 😉
#mnwx
4/4

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