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Time-lapse video of December 2010 snowpocalypse

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Jorge Salazar
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December 27, 2010

This incredible video shows a time-lapse series of the snowpocalypse blizzard that dumped record amounts of snow through the Christmas holiday weekend over coastal New England, including New York City.

December 2010 Blizzard Timelapse from Michael Black on Vimeo.

This video was filmed in Belmar, New Jersey, which according to the maker got 32 inches of snow from the blizzard. He used a Canon DLSR on tripod with remote timer taking a photo once every five minutes. The video shows approximately 20 hours in 40 seconds.

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In his years with EarthSky, Jorge Salazar conducted thousands of in-depth interviews with scientists. He knows a lot about as diverse as nanotechnology, ecosystem-based management, climate change, global health, international environmental treaties, astrophysics and cosmology, and environmental security. Jorge currently works as a Technical Writer/Editor for the Texas Advanced Computing Center, which designs and deploys powerful advanced computing technologies and innovative software solutions for scientific researchers.

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