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For the people who were holed up indoors due to Storm Nemo over the last weekend, filming the blizzard is perhaps one of the few entertainment options available.
Made to stay indoors for over 30 hours while the world turned white outside, many living on the east coast of the U.S.A. turned to recording the storm to pass the time, producing an outpour of user-uploaded time-lapse videos.
If you live in other parts of the world but want to get in on the Storm Nemo action, view some of these fascinating videos below:
By YouTube user Alex Sauerbrunn
By Vimeo user jere7my tho?rpe
By YouTube user cdeane44
[via PetaPixel]
For the people who were holed up indoors due to Storm Nemo over the last weekend, filming the blizzard is perhaps one of the few entertainment options available.
Made to stay indoors for over 30 hours while the world turned white outside, many living on the east coast of the U.S.A. turned to recording the storm to pass the time, producing an outpour of user-uploaded time-lapse videos.
If you live in other parts of the world but want to get in on the Storm Nemo action, view some of these fascinating videos below:
By YouTube user Alex Sauerbrunn
By Vimeo user jere7my tho?rpe
By YouTube user cdeane44
[via PetaPixel]