High winds causing chaos across the eastern half of the country with power outages and travel delays have created another problem: a literal wall of ice.
The windstorm created an "ice tsunami" Sunday across parts of New York along Lake Erie, pushing large chunks of ice along lakeshore areas.
The Niagara Parks Police Service posted video to Twitter showing the chunks of ice stacked up along the Niagara River Parkway along the lake, forcing the roadway to be closed in some sections.
The ice wall is forming. When it's 1000 feet high, the white walkers and ice giants will start trying to batter it down, claiming that the ice wall isn't progressive.
ReplyDeleteWell I don't care, as only someone who lives in Shaker Heights can say because we must be at least 100 feet above lake level and ice giants don't scare us ........much.
ReplyDeleteIt's just Buffalo fans trying to keep Leafs fans home.....
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