BY: LAUREN LUMPKIN
Dubbed "Windmageddon," the Washington region is experiencing winds as fast as 70 mph. While D.C. public schools, and even the federal government, closed down for the day, American University stayed open.
Weather Alert: High Wind Warning. Gusts up to 70 mph. Avoid driving and being outside. Call 202-885-2349 to report blowing debris. Call 202-885-3636 for emergencies. Operating status normal.
— American University Police (@AUPublicSafety) March 2, 2018
Although classes were not canceled, AU Public Safety took to Twitter to advise students to "avoid driving and being outside." The result? We've compiled a few of the best responses below.
God watching me try to walk to class in this wind pic.twitter.com/iZUTi7c8d9
— Tyler Brooks (@thetylerbrooks) March 2, 2018
This wind got me wanting to catch an Uber to these classes
— T'Joshua (@PrezJoshua) March 2, 2018
Me driving to AU today in the windhttps://t.co/0NGvYu1Yrb
— lil tea (@slimethea) March 2, 2018
my wig will probably end up in spring valley if i wear it tomorrow, welp
— 🤷ðŸ¿â€â™€ï¸ (@tweetsbykerry) March 2, 2018
ur move @AmericanU https://t.co/2UVTbzLxum
— the rival au (@TheRivalAU) March 2, 2018
How is AU going to stay open but in the same sentence say "avoid being outside or driving" how that make sense? pic.twitter.com/YbBV1ZBSoF
— Jâš¡ï¸ (@j__mulaa) March 2, 2018
the dmv today💀 pic.twitter.com/BaP0BJ0UIY
— goldenâ„¢ (@malyieka) March 2, 2018
I'm all dressed for class... see you on campus! pic.twitter.com/TargXy1jfa
— John Blackburn (@johngoalieDC) March 2, 2018
Y'all are essentially telling people to keep an eye out for flying wrenches then saying the university is operating normally 😂 pic.twitter.com/6efWAOUrg3
— Kevin M. Levy (@KevinMLevy) March 2, 2018
I have so many questions still. How am I supposed to get to class? Can y'all pick me up? https://t.co/1lpj9HBSmz
— Matt Holt (@mattholt33) March 2, 2018
