Snowstorm fuels meteorologist word war across industry
AccuWeather coined terms like snowmageddon snowpocalypse and snow sane as a Northeast storm blanketed the region. Government and Weather Channel critics argued the hype incites panic. Forecasters noted winds gusted past but not sustained hurricane strength while heavy snow and outages affected millions.
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