Rare Snow Devil Sweeps Through Lines of Skiers in Vermont
Video of a rare snow devil at Stowe Mountain Resort, Vermont, was posted to Twitter on January 18. Benjamin Trachtenberg recorded a video that shows lines of skiers standing still as the snow devil sweeps through the group. Trachtenberg told Storyful that the snow devil lasted for close to 30 seconds and did not injure the large group. Certified broadcast meteorologist Tyler Jankoski said on his https://twitter.com/TylerJankoski/status/1351312569701699586 Twitter post that the weather event can be called a snow devil or a "snownado". According to the https://cloudatlas.wmo.int/en/snow-devil.html World Meteorological Organization , snow devil is "a very rare phenomenon." (Footage By Benjamin Trachtenberg/Storyful via Getty Images)
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