A Blizzard Wallops Massachusetts And Brings Heavy Snow Fall To New York (Videos)

America's east coast is experiencing some extreme weather as a massive blizzard blankets the state of Massachusetts, churning out heavy snow fall in New York as well. Areas of Massachusetts, received 25 inches of snow, covering places like Boston. It's amazing that the weather in Boston is also DEFLATED, with snow coming out the sky like air from a football (just teasing New England Patriots).

Some are criticizing government officials in New York for shutting down much of the city, in a bid to protect citizens, stating the snowfall is not as heavy as what was anticipated. However, better safe than sorry. Hurricane Sandy was not expected to do a great amount of damage in 2012, but the weather phenomenon did, leaving billions in damage and people dead.

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Thousands of New York FBI agents took the day off due to snow, while other Federal workers busted their butts to get to work, prompting the New York Post to slam their lazy behavior. It's ironic that the FBI states it will defeat terrorists, after letting a number of attacks through, due to criminal negligence, yet can't beat snow.

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Feds pull another snow job

Last Updated: 2:39 AM, December 28, 2010 - It was another snow day for most of New York City's G-men -- including the FBI -- who were told to stay home while police and firefighters had to brave yesterday's blizzard. The New York City Federal Executive Board issued a statement by e-mail and Twitter on Sunday evening informing all nonessential employees that they need not come in yesterday.

After a March 2009 storm, the FBI came under fire when The Post disclosed that nearly 2,000 agents and support staff were given a snow day while much of the rest of the city had to trudge into work.

http://www.nypost.com