Wednesday was a harsh reminder that as close as spring is, winter is still king in the Finger Lakes. During the storm, which was classified officially as a blizzard for the northwestern portions of the region, Twitter was buzzing with photos and reaction…
@Wxandgardenguy @PARKERzack @whec_kwilliams @JimCantore @wnywxguy PHOTO: lots'o snow in #HoneoyeFalls #ROC #FLX pic.twitter.com/Z7TsniPeny
— Glenn Clark (@glennclarkcsm) March 13, 2014
This storm just won't let up. I am not moving from this couch. #Vulcan pic.twitter.com/AVbtGpEDbf
— Sheila Rayam (@SheilaRayam) March 13, 2014
Fave photo of the day: RT @jackhaley42 Slush Happens — Snowplows have a ton of work today. #vulcan #flx pic.twitter.com/x9QJOMXdUc
— Melody Burri (@MPN_MelodyBurri) March 12, 2014
Rochester, NY RT @ZeldaWasser: My backyard! That's a 3.5ft high dune #vulcan pic.twitter.com/3qYGeGckeg
— The Weather Channel (@weatherchannel) March 13, 2014
Many business had the day off today because of the storm. #closed #vulcan pic.twitter.com/MGVgb9UHDY
— Jack Haley (@jackhaley42) March 12, 2014
Blizzards are beautiful. #Roc #Flx http://t.co/z9OiC3wSFs
— patrick brennan (@ptrkbrennan) March 13, 2014
Firefighters battle a fire at 2073 Ridge Road in Ontario. Hoping lives are safe http://t.co/zj3DNPPH1n #ROC #Vulcan pic.twitter.com/7Aanebtiz4
— Cynthia Benjamin (@CynthiaBenjamn) March 12, 2014
Here are your photos #ROC from #blizzard2014. http://t.co/ocuTLACaBx #ROC #Vulcan #snowday Have more? Send them. pic.twitter.com/LJhPhQtQ2s
— Rochester D and C (@DandC) March 13, 2014
