Baffling Buzzards Bay Weather Weirdness Caught on Camera

BUZZARDS BAY (WBSM) — A bit of weather weirdness was caught on camera early Tuesday morning in Buzzards Bay.

In the footage, captured on a Ring camera, a strange storm of something is seen swirling about at 5:44 a.m.

It looks like snow, but surely there couldn’t be snow falling on September 17? New England is known for its cantankerous climate, but that’s just ridiculous.

Besides, this is swirling around so heavily, it would have to be blizzard-like conditions.

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Perhaps it was a swarm of insects? It makes sense when you see how the little bits of whatever is in the video move to and fro in all different directions, and not just falling like rain or snow would.

Some might even see these little “orbs” dancing around and think ghosts (it’s definitely not that).

Whatever it is, it is something that clearly isn’t evident to the person that leaves the house and gets into a vehicle, because they don’t seem to acknowledge what is going on and they just go about their morning.

See for yourself and try to guess what’s happening here:

The homeowner, Bobbie-Lee Woodis, explained to us what was causing the unique image on the screen. She said her boyfriend was the person getting into the car to leave, and she was able to figure out what was captured on video.

“It’s the moisture in the fog,” she said. “Isn’t it crazy? It looks like a blizzard.”

Indeed, it is the moisture droplets in Tuesday morning’s fog, swirling about. Who knew that’s how it would come across on camera?

As cool as it looks, the best part about it is that you don’t have to shovel at 5:44 a.m. in order to get out of the driveway.