25 Truly Terrifying Pictures Of The Snow In Eastern Canada Right Now
It's legitimately scary.
BuzzFeed Staff
BuzzFeed Staff
1. The snow in Boston may have been bad, but wait until you see what's going on in Canada. This is a house in Eastern Canada. The snow is up to the ROOF.
Up to the roof line. Horne Payne Road #PEI
Brian Higgins@BrianHigginsCBCFollow
Up to the roof line. Horne Payne Road #PEI
8:54 AM - 18 Feb 15ReplyRetweetFavorite
2. This is (what used to be) a driveway. Let's hope it went to that big Driveway in the sky.
@islandmorning Our shoveling dilemma in Summerside. Help!!!
Jo Ann Doughart@JoDoughartPEIFollow
@islandmorning Our shoveling dilemma in Summerside. Help!!!
9:25 AM - 17 Feb 15ReplyRetweetFavorite
3. And Lord Jesus there's a fire, this is someone's garage.
This is a big snow storm on the east coast of #Canada #Snowmageddon2015 #snowday
Daryl Daley@IntelMindsFollow
This is a big snow storm on the east coast of #Canada #Snowmageddon2015 #snowday
5:46 AM - 17 Feb 15ReplyRetweetFavorite
4. Eastern Canada, particularly Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia, is seeing some of its highest snow totals since the early '80s.
In November, a Facebook friend shared this @PEIGuardian clipping about 1982's snow banks. We laughed then....
Jennifer Hoegg@jennhoeggFollow
In November, a Facebook friend shared this @PEIGuardian clipping about 1982's snow banks. We laughed then....
5:49 AM - 18 Feb 15ReplyRetweetFavorite
5. It's like a scene straight out of Whoville, minus the Grinch and a young Taylor Momsen.
Here is a shot from space of a our Snow-Covered and IcE Surrounded #PEI. Taken today from NASA.
Kevin Boomer Gallant@BoomerCBCFollow
Here is a shot from space of a our Snow-Covered and IcE Surrounded #PEI. Taken today from NASA.
12:20 PM - 17 Feb 15ReplyRetweetFavorite
6. It's straight-up ludicrous.
7. The roads are insane and the snow is seemingly endless.
8. Snowbanks are 16 feet tall!
Recent snowfall on Prince Edward Island, Canada - http://t.co/sIbI7G1901
Melbourneer@_Melbourneer_Follow
Recent snowfall on Prince Edward Island, Canada - http://t.co/sIbI7G1901
9:35 AM - 18 Feb 15ReplyRetweetFavorite
9. And in some places snow is reaching 11 beers high.
The snow at my buddies is EBH right now. (Eleven beers high eh) #Canada
BungledandtheBotched@BungledBotchedFollow
The snow at my buddies is EBH right now. (Eleven beers high eh) #Canada
5:47 PM - 18 Feb 15ReplyRetweetFavorite
10. Roofs are literally irrelevant. They don't matter anymore.
@weathernetwork Just a little bit of snow here in Charlottetown! @almack15 @meganmack15
Heather Gauthier@hmgauthierFollow
@weathernetwork Just a little bit of snow here in Charlottetown!
@almack15 @meganmack15
6:31 PM - 16 Feb 15ReplyRetweetFavorite
11. And everything is starting to disappear.
By morning this car will be gone. @meteomedia @weathernetwork #monctonstorm #atlstorm
Richard Duguay@DustYa360Follow
By morning this car will be gone. @meteomedia @weathernetwork #monctonstorm #atlstorm
7:12 PM - 15 Feb 15ReplyRetweetFavorite
12. Canadians are channeling their inner archaeologists as they excavate their cars.
My dad and uncle on their archeological dig #snowremoval #whatsnow
Laura@whatahunnyFollow
My dad and uncle on their archeological dig #snowremoval #whatsnow
7:32 AM - 17 Feb 15ReplyRetweetFavorite
13. Entering and exiting houses is becoming a national pastime.
RT @JoDoughartPEI: @RCMPPEITraffic Our adventure getting out of our house in Summerside.
haligonia: hfx news@haligoniaFollow
RT @JoDoughartPEI: @RCMPPEITraffic Our adventure getting out of our house in Summerside.
7:46 AM - 16 Feb 15ReplyRetweetFavorite
14. And people are measuring snow in terms of BABIES. BABIES!!!
.@weathernetwork We're measuring snow by baby...currently about two baby's tall from the window sill 😜❄️#peistorm
Cathy@Cat_LoweFollow
.@weathernetwork We're measuring snow by baby...currently about two baby's tall from the window sill
6:53 PM - 15 Feb 15ReplyRetweetFavorite#peistorm
15. The snow is so high that you can't even see this house.
Cousin sent me this view of her house in Moncton, New Brunswick.
Laura Bentley@ABBestphotosFollow
Cousin sent me this view of her house in Moncton, New Brunswick.
11:28 AM - 18 Feb 15ReplyRetweetFavorite
16. Or this house.
Before and after the storm: be still my aching back #peistorm #winterside
Before and after the storm: be still my aching back #peistorm #winterside
1:40 PM - 17 Feb 15ReplyRetweetFavorite
17. And, I swear, somewhere in here is another house.
18. This is the door to that house. Terrifying.
.@CBCTheNational Some pics of Southeast New Brunswick. #nbstorm #Blurricane2015 #acadie
Janelle@teesockFollow
.@CBCTheNational Some pics of Southeast New Brunswick. #nbstorm #Blurricane2015 #acadie
2:35 PM - 17 Feb 15ReplyRetweetFavorite
19. And here's the path that had to be shoveled to get to it.
20. Windows are useless.
My kitchen window. #snow in #Summerside can stop any time now
Brad Works@WorksBradFollow
My kitchen window. #snow in #Summerside can stop any time now
11:00 AM - 15 Feb 15ReplyRetweetFavorite
21. Like they might as well not even exist.
Hm... something seems wrong with the view out my window... #snow #blizzard #winter Welcome to Atlantic Canada!
Kate McIntyre@KateMcBooksFollow
Hm... something seems wrong with the view out my window... #snow #blizzard #winter Welcome to Atlantic Canada!
2:21 PM - 03 Feb 15ReplyRetweetFavorite
22. And in Halifax, where there was crazy storm surge, this bike is ENTOMBED in ice.
Is this YOUR bike? #Halifax
Ryan Brennan@RBrennanHfxFollow
Is this YOUR bike? #Halifax
11:24 AM - 16 Feb 15ReplyRetweetFavorite
23. But even though the Pizza Delight is closed and shut in by snow...
Samantha Lewis shared this picture of the Pizza Delight in Moncton. Who gets to clear a path to that door? #nb
CBC New Brunswick@CBCNBFollow
Samantha Lewis shared this picture of the Pizza Delight in Moncton. Who gets to clear a path to that door? #nb
10:55 AM - 17 Feb 15ReplyRetweetFavorite
24. ...and the tunnels are biblical levels of scary...
The #Charlottetown area received 80 cm of snow, but what does 80cm look like? Andrew Richards at Brackley Point, PE
Cindy Day@CindyDayCTVFollow
The #Charlottetown area received 80 cm of snow, but what does 80cm look like? Andrew Richards at Brackley Point, PE
11:30 AM - 17 Feb 15ReplyRetweetFavorite
25. ...at least Canadian random acts of kindness are coming through.
MT @NataliaGoodwin: Compass @ 6: Mother-son leave gifts of warmth in Charlottetown #pei
CBC P.E.I.@CBCPEIFollow
MT @NataliaGoodwin: Compass @ 6: Mother-son leave gifts of warmth in Charlottetown #pei
4:30 PM - 09 Feb 15ReplyRetweetFavorite
But what did you expect? It's Canada.
#14 on this list was originally a picture from a different part of Canada from a storm that occurred in 2013. It's since been removed. I'm trying to understand Canada and its provinces but I only have hockey teams to base my knowledge off of. Now, if every single Canadian city could just get its act together and get a damn hockey team, this would have never happened. So, really, this is the NHL’s fault. Specifically whatever team is your team's rival. Let's just say it's the Edmonton Oilers. Nice going, Oilers.