New York City ‘Snow Squall’ Ignites Social Media Blitz

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New Yorkers were bombarded with weather alerts today, warning them of an impending “snow squall.”

The term, seemingly unfamiliar to most, is defined as an “intense short-lived burst of heavy snowfall that leads to a quick reduction in visibilities and is often accompanied by gusty winds,” according to weather.gov.

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Many New Yorkers poked fun at the snowstorm’s unusual name, taking to social media to show their reactions. Editor in chief of Fashionista.com Tyler McCall reacted by reimagining a well-known line from the hit film “Mean Girls.”

The Strand Book Store, for another, reacted to the snow squall itself with a gif of actor Nick Offerman.

Scroll on for more reactions to New York City’s snow squall.

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