HORY SHEET! 30-second timelapse of 24 hours of snowfall in Newfoundland, Canada.

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Wow!!!!! That's crazy!

nice storm. prolly winter there? it would be really impressive if that happened in July

Wow and just think 20 years ago we were told snow would become a thing of the past

Nice video!

Global warming in action! I hope everyone has what they need for a week. It takes time to dig out of that mess.

welcome to the new ice age

Not to minimize that but a lot of that was snowdrift (seeing it doesn't snow under ones covered porch)

I've travelled to Quebec on business a few times during winter months. It wasn't uncommon to bunk down in my hotel for eight hours, and wake up to three or four feet of fresh snow on the ground. I was always impressed by the size and capability of their snow removal equipment, which got things cleaned off in short order.

Icey/Snowy?

Imagine that level of snowfall sustained for weeks or months. It'd be a mile high in no time.

Uhhh, boss. I won't be coming in to work today. And probably tomorrow.

World famous Weatherman Emeritus Frankie MacDonald predicted it all!

Touche! Tx for the laugh!

Wake me up when that happens in Mexico, otherwise, just the usual.

Nice try, but the record snow in Quebec in a 24 hour period is 31 inches. A lot of snow, for sure, but not quite 3 to 4 feet in 8 hours.

Newfoundland just had 28 inches of snow in 24 hours, and is bracing for another storm incoming.

Cool video (literally and figuratively speaking!)!

Snow drift on and in front of the porch - agreed. BUT,,, if you watched the snow pile up by the car I think you will conclude that they had a LOT of snow.

Yes, but it is a record-breaker for Newfoundland in a 24 hour period.

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Just a bit of snow don't be so silly!

Thousands of residents in Newfoundland and Labrador are without power as they attempt to dig out from a record-breaking snowfall before another storm hits the region Sunday night.

According to Newfoundland Power, over 3,000 people remained in the dark Sunday morning as temperatures dipped to -20 C with the wind chill and the threat of another 10 to 15 centimetres of snow loomed in Sunday night’s forecast.

The biggest challenge facing hydro crews is one the entire province is grappling with – digging out after the biggest storm recorded in Newfoundland’s history.

St. John’s experienced a record-breaking one-day snowfall of 76.2 centimetres during the storm, snapping the previous record of 68.4 centimetres set in 1999. The unbelievable accumulation buried cars and homes, prompting the Canadian Armed Forces to be called in.


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All the additional moisture in the air from other warmer places eventually has to come down somewhere.