2.5" of snow — Never Forget #snowpocalypse pic.twitter.com/9sNkiu0fqT
— Matthew Kick (@MatthewKick) January 6, 2017
— The Presto (@PrestoForever) January 6, 2017
It rarely snows in the American South, although there was a sizable snowfall in parts of Georgia and South Carolina in late 2014 during the so-called “snowpocalypse.” Alabama and Georgia have both declared states of emergency.
#onlyinthesouth they call for some snow. How long y'all think we going to get snowed in for? 24 hrs tops #snowpocalypse pic.twitter.com/WTBRDdFxS7
— Christine Taylor (@CTay0604) January 6, 2017
Trader Joe's Raleigh when there's a prediction of snow @NewRaleigh #snowpocalypse pic.twitter.com/ZG0JXVkh0c
— Katy Campbell (@kwhitcampbell) January 5, 2017
Unaccustomed to inclement weather, Southerners are frequently stereotyped as having completely irrational responses to mild amounts of snow.
Never forget how Raleigh, NC, handled 2.5 inches of snow. Tomorrow they're expecting 4-6". #snowpocalypse pic.twitter.com/eYgQzm5sf7
— Pichael (@NiickTheDrafter) January 6, 2017
We're just saying. #PleaseStop #Chilliwack #snowpocalypse pic.twitter.com/0QJ8ep907N
— MEC Systems (@MECSystemsInc) December 27, 2016
