‘Buffalo, NY. Look at All That Snow ???? ❄️’
Heavy mid-November 2022 snowfall blanketed Buffalo, but one viral Facebook post showed a weather event from 2014, not 2022.
Heavy mid-November 2022 snowfall blanketed Buffalo, but one viral Facebook post showed a weather event from 2014, not 2022.
A screenshot of a post about a “bright darkness” or “snowglow” often observed after a snowfall spread across social media — and got everyone excited for winter.
After a January 2020 storm in Newfoundland, several viral posts purportedly showed the Canadian response to several feet of snow.
A meme claims “fresh snow absorbs sound,” which is true — with some minor caveats.
Posts on Facebook about an impending “snowpocalypse” are always widely shared regardless of their reliability.
On June 2 2019, a Facebook user shared the following image (archived here), purportedly showing a thick covering of snow that had fallen on that date in Québec. A reverse image search did not indicate that the user’s image of snow in Québec in June 2019 had been shared elsewhere beforehand, although that did not …