Yesterday saw a single-shot time-lapse video of the snowstorm that tore through greater New York on Sunday. While that was still being uploaded, though, New Yorker Jamie Stuart was hard at work on his own blizzard documentation: a beautiful short film about the city and the blizzard which was—incredibly—shot and edited completely in less than 24 hours. It’s compelling and thoughtful, and amazing timely. Watch the video after the click.

Ladies and gentlemen, it’s cold out there. For weeks now, European airports have been struggling to get out from under all the snow, and now across the Atlantic parts of the Northeast—including New York City and New Jersey—are getting pounded. One intrepid New Jersey resident, Mike Black, wanted to document the sheer mass of snow about to fall, and set up his camera to capture a series of time lapse images of a table in his backyard. In 30 seconds, more snow than seems possible just buries everything in sight. Check out the video after the click.

There are a lot of bad words in here, so it’s probably NSFW. Unusual weather rocked New York City on Friday, dramatically culminating in a tornado tearing through Brooklyn. Yes, really. Fortunately, these two Brooklyn hipsters were on the scene with their video camera, and their running commentary has quickly elevated this video to the status of double-rainbow for extreme weather. No “What does it mean?” moment, but watch for “Dude, look at it, it’s funneling!”