During a severe blizzard that kept millions of Americans indoors, a video surfaced of a woman running through the heavy snow in Morgantown, West Virginia, wearing only a white T-shirt.

Despite the extreme cold, she seemed determined to make her way through the deserted streets, jumping from one foot to the other in an attempt to keep warm. The clip was shared online by a Twitter user named Chandlar Fowler, who lives in West Virginia. Fowler jokingly referred to it as “the worst walk of shame the world and Blizzard Jonas has ever seen.”

In the video, the unidentified woman can be seen clutching a jacket and her shoes as she moves quickly through the snow-covered street, seemingly alone. The streets are empty, and the heavy snowfall continues around her. Fowler’s post hints at the woman’s urgency, suggesting she may have had a reason to rush through the blizzard, even in such light clothing.

That weekend, West Virginia was hit hard by the East Coast blizzard, with more than three feet of snow falling across the state. The storm, nicknamed Blizzard Jonas, caused record-breaking snowfall in many areas.

In Glengary, West Virginia, the snowfall reached an incredible 40 inches, setting the highest record for this storm on the East Coast. Other cities were also heavily impacted. In New York City, Central Park recorded 26.8 inches of snow, making it the second-largest blizzard since 1869. Baltimore saw a record-breaking 29 inches of snow, leaving residents buried in white.

The woman’s run through the blizzard has sparked curiosity and laughter online, with many wondering what could have driven her to dash outside in such a storm.

As the snow piled up and the cold became unbearable for most people, her brief, hurried dash through the snow-covered street became a memorable and unexpected scene amid the historic winter storm. The unusual sight has since drawn attention, as viewers try to piece together what may have led to this unusual journey through Morgantown’s icy streets.