East Coast Braces for Terrifying 'Bomb Cyclone' Weather With Hilarious Memes

A "bombogenesis" could pummel the East Coast with 12 inches of snow this week.

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Meteorologists are reporting that something called a "bombogenesis" is likely to hit the Northeast Thursday night into Friday. This rare weather condition is said to cause a "bomb cyclone" that will result in 6 to 12 inches of snow and 40 to 60 mile an hour winds. The expected storm is causing mass hysteria among East Coast residents who have already been experiencing dangerous below-zero temperatures--and who wouldn't be freaking out over something called a bomb cyclone?! 

The #BombCyclone, as it's being referred to, is legitimately a powerful cyclone that will form over the next day. Notice the tight pressure gradient on this thing tomorrow, indicative of a strong system with hurricane-force winds. pic.twitter.com/kGUWW6yJ6H

— Marco La Manno (@MarcoLaMannoWX) January 3, 2018

News broadcasts are all cautioning against the effects of this storm, and for good reason. CNN has reported that a total of 11 people have already died from extreme cold temps in Wisconsin, Texas, North Dakota, and Missouri. Even residents of Florida and Texas have experienced a rare glimpse of the snow that will likely be pummeling the East Coast very soon. 

The internet already has bomb cyclone memes on deck, of course.

The east coast is about to get hit by what sounds like a Street Fighter character's special move. #BombCyclone pic.twitter.com/EqPU124z6g

— Matt Bear (@MattBear99) January 3, 2018

Whoever pissed off Elsa needs to apologize. #BombCyclone pic.twitter.com/uIxi221lGk

— SassBaller (@SassBaller) January 3, 2018

Did someone say #BombCyclone? pic.twitter.com/btC7Trqb3W

— Charlie Berens (@CharlieBerens) January 3, 2018

"bomb cyclone" sounds like good weed and bad weed at the same time

— Desus MFing Nice💯 (@desusnice) January 2, 2018

I don’t know what a “winter hurricane” or a “bomb cyclone” is, but this is what I imagine when I read that article pic.twitter.com/1cUrFIxOqN

— Boul. (@CoryTownes) January 3, 2018

BREAKING: Authorities across North America seek this woman for questioning #BombCyclone pic.twitter.com/4ndCZ4yETb

— TrivWorks (@TrivWorks) January 3, 2018

All we can say is make sure you stock up on your snacks and libations and queue up that Netflix marathon you didn't get to over the holidays. (And get your block button ready for all the climate-change deniers who'll be at their computers to inform you that this means global warming isn't real.) This one's looking like it's about to be big. 

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