This Video Of A "Snownado" In Colorado Is Wild, And I Didn't Even Know This Was A Thing

    New fear unlocked.

    Matt Stopera
    by Matt Stopera

    BuzzFeed Staff

    It's been wickedly cold just about everywhere in the US lately.

    Cool wasn’t thirsty anyway #chiefs pic.twitter.com/GOHcqnDzia

    — Spencer May (@SpencerMay16) January 14, 2024
    Twitter: @SpencerMay16

    From Texas...

    Didn’t think being a Florida boy I’ll see my first bit of snow in Texas😂😂 #GigEm pic.twitter.com/y0TzIqRswC

    — Solomon Williams (@SolomonW__) January 15, 2024
    Twitter: @SolomonW__

    ...to Nebraska.

    📷 Hwy 32 east of West Point, Nebraska

    Big shout-out to our NDOT Snow Fighters who continue to battle against the snow. Thank you! ❄️👏 pic.twitter.com/of0q0q9wGs

    — Nebraska DOT (@NebraskaDOT) January 16, 2024
    Twitter: @NebraskaDOT

    According to meteorologist Kaylee Bowers, almost every state has seen snow this past week!

    Almost every state is seeing/has seen snow in the past 24 hours. Some of these snow totals are insane! pic.twitter.com/QXXzZ6tCKp

    — Kaylee Bowers (@kayleebowerstv) January 15, 2024
    Twitter: @kayleebowerstv

    And now a video of a "snownado" is going viral.

    "Oh what a day it was" with breckenridge and colorado hashtags
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    The "snownado" was captured in Breckenridge, Colorado:

    @_dreek / Via tiktok.com

    As this person said, "Throw some polar bears in that badboy and you have a new movie!"

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    @_dreek / Via tiktok.com

    Ultimately, good luck to that person slowly skiing through it, because lord knows I'd be freaking the hell out.

    Arrow pointing to a small human figure at the bottom of the "snownado"
    @_dreek / Via tiktok.com

    Bye!