9 Pictures Of The Chaos In Atlanta

Snow and ice hit the city Tuesday. Chaos ensued.

Traffic was gridlocked on every major interstate and highway.

Via Georgia Department of Transportation

People spent hours trying to get home.

Via @WCL_Shawn

Some were on the road for over 15 hours.

Many were stranded overnight.

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Some turned to a Facebook group called SnowedOutAtlanta, which helped connect people who needed help with those willing to offer food and shelter to the stranded.

A baby was delivered in the middle of the heavy traffic.

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Luckily, an ambulance arrived and the baby was taken to a hospital.

Hundreds of students were forced to sleep at school.

Via John Spink/AJC

The buses couldn't safely take the children home.

Panic caused several drivers to illegally turn around on entrance ramps and roadways to avoid the traffic.

Via Ben Gray/AJC/AP

The traffic was incredible.

Those in the city rushed to find gas, but many drivers on the highway ran out during the long commute.

Via @11AliveNews

A crowded Chevron in Atlanta.

Ambulances could be heard non-stop as they struggled through the traffic.

Via @ccoopa

Atlanta police were unable to respond to accidents involving fewer than two cars.

Ramps to the interstates are now completely deserted.

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The ramp for I-75/I-85 at Ellis Street in Atlanta.

Good Luck, Atlanta!