We want to know: What the best way to walk in the snow?
What's your advice for someone experiencing their first New England winter?
The Greater Boston area could see anywhere from one to two feet of snow on Saturday, according to meteorologist Dave Epstein’s latest prediction. But, with snow comes ice, and with ice comes falling. Falling on snow or ice might seem like a chance to go viral on TikTok, Youtube, Instagram, or any other platform with video and viewers to laugh at fail compilations, but it’s also a way to end up with a concussion. So, it’s advised to avoid it.
But, when avoiding falling what is the best strategy? Trying the old low and slow, barely picking up your feet and trying to find the nearest branch to stabilize on? Or maybe it’s best to just launch into it, ice skating along Newbury Street sounds fun. Although WikiHow suggests concentrating on walking and buying the correct footwear.
The age old “walk like a duck” advice has never failed to be both ridiculous and effective.
We want to hear from the experts among us, what’s the best advice for walking in the snow, and how does one endure a powerful winter snowstorm?
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