Georgia snow 2018: Twitter reacts to another snow day with memes, photos, gifs
Over the last week, meteorologists have been preparing Georgians for another snow day. As the snowflakes began to dust the streets Tuesday night, school districts and businesses began announcing closures and roads became increasingly slippery.
The snow continued to fall on North Georgia Wednesday morning and low temps remain. Gov. Deal even declared a state of emergency in 83 Georgia counties for Wednesday, Jan. 17.
Despite the dangerous conditions, many have taken to Twitter to show off their snowy backyards and snowmen.
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No day like a snow day! Bibb Schools closed Wednesday. Please be safe! @BibbSchools @MaconBibb @MaconBibbCoEMA pic.twitter.com/imA9r4Zz5O
— Curtis L. Jones, Jr. (@COLDR01) January 17, 2018
kiDs tHinKing sNOw, noT sO mUch. pic.twitter.com/bnjYpqNGS0
— cabahha morrep (@taylorswaft1919) January 17, 2018
3” of Snow in LaGrange, GA @spann pic.twitter.com/pSuoS1mrb2
— Trev✌ (@TrevorPicciano) January 17, 2018
Earlier when the snow begannto fall... have 2-3” now but its dark - I love a snow covered world without a human anywhere in sight. pic.twitter.com/TfMQQWkOa2
— Elaine (@TheGreatFeather) January 17, 2018
Supposedly snow on the way here in GA ❄️. Sent my husband to the store for essentials. This is what I got. #wewillsurvive pic.twitter.com/QWV758LiH3
— Christie Waddell (@ChristieW28) January 17, 2018
Wish we had snow days more often ❄️❤️ pic.twitter.com/Lg4X9I9IKc
— Tristin Adams (@woah_tristin14) January 17, 2018
Someone had fun in the snow pic.twitter.com/HM487QwlbZ
— Whimmery (@Whimmery) January 17, 2018
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SNOW! #SnowStorm #snow #snowday pic.twitter.com/on8jKi8Wg7
— Mollie Anne (@MollieMollusk) January 17, 2018
it really a snow day without pictures pic.twitter.com/eQeZrWwLvz
— Catherine Paige (@catpaige17) January 17, 2018
Had a local to tell me “it don’t snow in Columbus” for some months... WHAT IS THIS SIS? 😛 pic.twitter.com/Gj1k7LrtuW
— Leelee 🍯 (@__SlainbyBeauty) January 17, 2018
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