🚨🇺🇸 NYC just got buried. 24+ inches in Central Park. Bomb cyclone. Millions disrupted.
— Mario Nawfal (@MarioNawfal) February 24, 2026
Then someone filmed the aftermath and it's beautiful.pic.twitter.com/tX52YMlOMA
Mario Nawfal posted about the massive bomb cyclone blizzard that hit New York City on February 23-24, 2026.Post text (from February 24, 2026):
" NYC just got buried. 24+ inches in Central Park. Bomb cyclone. Millions disrupted. Then someone filmed the aftermath and it's beautiful."The attached media is a short video showing a serene, snow-covered scene in Central Park — likely a panning or walking shot with thick white snow blanketing trees, paths, and open areas, with the iconic Manhattan skyline visible in the background under a gray winter sky. It captures the peaceful, almost magical aftermath after the intense storm.Engagement (as of the fetch): ~7,177 likes, 737 reposts, 205 replies, and over 300k views.Many replies and related posts describe the storm's beauty despite the chaos, with people sharing photos/videos of snow-covered NYC streets, parks, and buildings. Some joke about climate topics or politics, but the main vibe is awe at how the city looks transformed into a winter wonderland.Context from reports:
This was a historic bomb cyclone (rapidly intensifying low-pressure system with a huge pressure drop — over 40 millibars in 24 hours). It dumped heavy snow across the Northeast US, with Central Park officially recording around 19.7 inches (some early/exaggerated reports said 24+). Nearby areas like parts of Manhattan hit 20–22+ inches, and some spots farther out reached up to 2–3 feet. It ranks among the top 10 biggest snowstorms ever recorded in Central Park.Travel was heavily disrupted (bans, delays), power outages affected hundreds of thousands, but the post highlights the stunning visual result once the worst passed.The video really captures that contrast — chaos turning into calm beauty.
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