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People in DeKalb are blanketing social media in snow pictures

Snow at Tucker City Hall.
Snow at Tucker City Hall.
By Joshua Sharpe
Dec 8, 2017

As usual (as usual as it can be, at least), snow is making an impression in DeKalb County on social media, with folks sharing the view from their parking lot or window or patio.

Here are some of the best we spotted:

She can’t explain her feelings:

More shocks:

Not everyone was excited:

RELATED: Real snow forces Snow Mountain attraction to close (again)

RELATED: DeKalb opens warming shelters across the county

WSB: 1-2" snow possible in areas under warning

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