If your home loses power, be mindful of food safety. Food in your fridge will start to go bad within a few hours, while a freezer can stay frozen for up to two days if it’s not opened. Be careful with candles to ensure that you don’t start any fires, and allow your faucets to drip slowly to prevent them from freezing. And if you have a fireplace, you might want to use it (carefully, of course) to keep your home warm.
#22 I'm Still Pretty New In Town, But Judging From The People I See Out Driving, I Am 100% Certain That My Car Is Now Road-Ready

How’s winter going wherever you’re located, pandas? Are you currently fighting the same winter storm in the U.S., or are you happily keeping warm in the Southern Hemisphere? Keep upvoting the pics that you find particularly shocking, and let us know how you’re keeping cozy in the comments below. Then, if you’re looking for another article from Bored Panda featuring extreme weather, look no further than right here!
#25 I Just Moved Here From Texas

Their is a water main leak on the street I live on. My car kept getting splashed with layer after layer of freezing water until I finally called the tow truck. The layer of ice is 5 inches thick my car was stuck.
Go Buckeyes !
#30 To Everyone Complaining About Snow Right Now - Be Glad You Didn't Have To Do This Staircase!

Also wanna mention, this snow is the perfect consistency for building an igloo.
#32 Today, More Than 5,300 National Guard Members From 15 States Continue To Help Interagency Partners Respond To Winter Storm Fern By Clearing Roads, Helping Stranded Motorists And Supporting Communities In Need



















