Snowpocalypse Strands Drivers Along I-90 In Lake Erie Area

A lake-effect snowstorm has stranded drivers along a 100-mile stretch of Interstate 90 in Pennsylvania, from Ashtabula, Ohio, to Derby, New York. The storm has brought heavy snowfall, with some areas receiving up to 2 feet of snow, and is expected to continue. Meteorologist Ryan Maue predicts that some towns along Lake Erie could receive 3-4 feet of snow. Real-time traffic data shows major delays and road closures due to the snowstorm. Dramatic footage shows hundreds of motorists stuck in snow drifts. The eastern half of the US has been experiencing chilly temperatures and multiple rounds of winter weather. Below-average temperatures are expected to continue through the first week of December before a change. The temperature contrasts may encourage stormier conditions in the second week of December. The article also mentions Greta Thunberg, the climate activist, and questions her role in promoting the "global warming industrial complex." The article seems to be implying that the current snowstorm contradicts the idea of global warming.