Early season snowstorm causes commuter chaos on East Coast
Snow and slush makes mess of roads and rails causing car accidents across the region with some drivers abandoning their vehicles while commuter hubs came to a standstill.
Drivers on a Pennsylvania road Thursday looking to get over the hump during a traffic-snarling snowstorm that slammed the East Coast could take inspiration from one of their fellow travelers.
A camel was spotted on the northbound side of PA Route 309 near Souderton, according to Penn Live, with multiple photos and videos on social media showed the bewilderment of motorists who passed the animal.
The Jewish Federation of Great Philadelphia said in a tweet they were expecting the camel, named Einstein, to join them at their Main Event at the Kimmel Center.
Einstein the camel was spotted stranded on the side of a road in Pennsylvania.
The snowstorm was responsible for at least seven deaths, according to the Associated Press.
Fox News’ Greg Norman and the Associated Press contributed to this report.
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