This is a 360° time lapse video, at 48x speed, of the footage in the Boston area from the January 2026 Superstorm.

Grab your VR headset and sit right in the middle of the action for blizzard conditions without having to leave the warmth of your living room!

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This storm was part of the overall storm complex that has enveloped at least half of the United States starting around 1/23/2026, stretching from mid-Texas up through Nebraska, and reaching all the way to the East Coast. 18 - 24 inches of snow was expected from this storm in the Boston area over from 1/25/2026 - 1/27/2026, but the area ended up receiving nearly 3 feet of snow! This is the most significant snowfall event in this area for at least the past 10 years! There are currently piles of snow 5 feet high in the area, and the sidewalks are basically a maze of trenches to navigate through.

The snow for this historic winter storm began around 9 AM Eastern Time (11 AM GMT) 1/25/2026 and got heavier throughout the day, with the heaviest snowfall peaking Sunday night into Monday morning, which was far later than expected. Monday morning remained relatively snow-free, but snowfall began to pick up again Monday afternoon and lasted overnight leaving another 5 or so inches of fresh snow!

Note: this is a re-upload of the video at higher quality. The original upload was very choppy for some reason. Enjoy this high-bitrate re-up!