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North East coast of America went into unprecedented lockdown: Road and train travel banned and businesses closed as 60million people warned to stay indoors today in anticipation of deadly blizzard
But not much happened. Just normal winter weather. What kind of credibility can long term climate forecasters have when they can't be right on even a 24 hour forecast?
But not much happened. Just normal winter weather. What kind of credibility can long term climate forecasters have when they can't be right on even a 24 hour forecast?
Getting ready for an erroneous forecast:

A fifth of U.S. population told to stay inside from fear of huge winter storm which could bury East Coast in snow
Imagine the cost for all these unnecessary preparations:
What they predicted:

Ghost town - Empty Broadway
HISTORIC
SNOW JOB...
Meteorologist apologizes...
Weather Service to 'evaluate modeling'...
Residents Lash Out...
'TRAVEL BAN' NEW NORM...
LIVE: TIMES SQUARE CAM...
6,000+ flights canceled...
Grocery stores cleaned out...
CHRISTIE: Be Home By 9...
Mayor Thanks Sharpton for 'Climate Change' Work...
See more images of how it all came to a standstillSNOW JOB...
Meteorologist apologizes...
Weather Service to 'evaluate modeling'...
Residents Lash Out...
'TRAVEL BAN' NEW NORM...
LIVE: TIMES SQUARE CAM...
6,000+ flights canceled...
Grocery stores cleaned out...
CHRISTIE: Be Home By 9...
Mayor Thanks Sharpton for 'Climate Change' Work...
and an update with pictures of the heavy snowfall in Massachusetts and other northern states.

The storm as seen from space

Times Square earlier today

The Boston Common

All traffic gone from NYC

Just waiting - NYC

Like sardines. Rushing to get home before all NYC mass transportation was suspended.
See more images on Daily Mail
A BIG STORM IN PARTS OF THE NORTH EAST, BUT NOT THE MEGA STORM THAT WAS EXPECTED
The ice houses of New England: Dwellings pummeled by up to thirty-three inches of snow, driving winds and flood waters as the last of Winter Storm Juno carves a path from New York to Maine.


Nantucket Island

Scituate, in coastal Massachusetts

Marshfield, Massachusetts

Central Park, NYC

Concord, New Hampshire

Central Park, NYC
See dozens of excellent photos compiled by the Daily Mail
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