CNN reporter Polo Sandoval was hardly visible as he crept his way to the network’s cameras while reporting outside during blizzard conditions in Buffalo, New York.
Sandoval, who said he was about 40 yards away from CNN’s camera, revealed the low visibility that’s part of conditions deemed “wickedly bad” by Erie County Executive Mark Poloncarz, whose county includes the Upstate New York community, The Buffalo News reported.
Wind gusts reached up to 79 mph in the area as experts predicted certain communities could see a maximum of 50 to 55 inches of total snow at the storm’s conclusion, according to the newspaper.
“I mean… Polo, wow…,” said CNN anchor Kristin Fisher as the snow concealed Sandoval’s whereabouts.
“Kristin, our viewers can Google Image ‘Buffalo in winter’ and they’ll probably find this image…,” Sandoval said in the whiteout conditions.
You can see the video of Sandoval, and try to spot him, below.
