A frigid arctic cold front bringing record cold temperature has blanketed the northern Unites States this week. Erie, Pennsylvania has been hit with more than 5 feet of snow since Christmas, a record accumulation, even for a city accustomed to heaps of “lake effect” snowfall.
As of today (Dec. 28) the snow has ceased, and the digging out has begun.
Digging out a path to the house after the record snowfall in Erie on Dec. 26.Image: Instagram/@DANIELLESOFANCY via Reuters
A walk north on Pine Ave as more snow falls in Erie on Dec. 27.Image: Reuters/Robert Frank
Navigating State Street in Erie, after a record snowfall on Dec. 26.Image: Instagram/@BLJEFFERYS via Reuters
Thomas Berry removes snow from the sidewalk in front of his home in Erie on Dec. 27.Image: Reuters/Robert Frank
More than one roof could hold in Erie.Image: Reuters/Robert Frank
A plea from the Brevillier Village Episcopal Community in Erie.Image: Reuters/Robert Frank
A place to rest after the record snowfall in Erie on Dec. 26.Image: Twitter/@TECHWORX_IO via Reuters
Few took to the snow-covered streets of Erie.Image: Reuters/Robert Frank
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