Midwest lives matter: Snowed-in Chicagoans ask CNN, Where's Don Lemon with our Blizzardmobile?

America will never forget when #Snowmageddon2015 hit New York City, largely thanks to the brave reporting of CNN anchor Don Lemon, who reported live from the abandoned city streets in CNN’s Blizzardmobile as it pushed forward through an inch of slush.

They’re not calling it #Snowmageddon this time, but many cities in the Midwest were hit with more than a foot of snow overnight. Beaming the Lemonsignal onto the clouds hasn’t produced the heroic anchor; maybe a message on Twitter will get his attention. Help us, Don Lemon; you’re our only hope.

Hmmm, I just checked @CNN's Twitter account. No mention of blizzard or Chicago anywhere. Does this mean no Blizzardmobile for us?

— Chuck Garfien (@ChuckGarfien) February 1, 2015

@CNN there's a real blizzard in Chicago. Where's our Blizzardmobile?

— danesgirl1 (@danesgirl1) February 1, 2015

@DarciCanada Surprisingly @donlemon not returning my call about borrowing the #Blizzardmobile We may need to improvise.

— Sheila (@shewitsch) February 1, 2015

Can the @donlemon @CNN blizzardmobile come to the Chicago area? pic.twitter.com/vHJt81CLnT

— Gloria Warshaw (@GloriaWarshaw) February 1, 2015

It's snowing like crazy here. Why can't @donlemon drive around in the Blizzardmobile so it stops?

— Eric (@WaldoWilbur) February 1, 2015

https://twitter.com/brittaplease/status/561935294673747968

❄️⛄️❄️⛄️❄️⛄️ Woke up to this proper snowstorm! Where's your #blizzardmobile CNN? #Chicago #snowpacolypse pic.twitter.com/SXGq3w6exk

— Nikki (@santasclaw) February 1, 2015

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@donlemon will you be out in the #blizzardmobile this week? Please say YES

— Lisa Michelle (@luckybrand1212) February 1, 2015

https://twitter.com/ourmaninchicago/status/561956362293633024

I'd say we are in full blizzardmobile mode here in Chicago. @donlemon @CNN

— Ed Schober (@edschober) February 1, 2015

@CNN on alert, using LARGE LETTERS again. Activate the #Blizzardmobile! It's, it's (gasp) *SNOW* in the north in February! Oh the humanity.

— Keith Williams (@keithwms) February 1, 2015

https://twitter.com/Iamtheguy22/status/561995528452734976

So apparently the current snowstorm is in #Chicago's top 10 largest snowstorms ever. Where's our Blizzardmobile @CNN?!

— Jennifer Alderman (@JifferAlderman) February 2, 2015

Apparently the Chicago Sun-Times has its own blizzardmobile, but no Don Lemon to properly analyze the data.

Update from the Sun-Times blizzardmobile: it's still snowing pic.twitter.com/HqjWQPKIEJ

— Chicago Sun-Times (@Suntimes) February 2, 2015

@OLooneys48 @NWSDetroit I didn't see the blizzardmobile around my place either. Midwest lives matter!

— Matt? (@mfhincher) February 2, 2015

Hey @donlemon: where's the Blizzardmobile?! #chiberia #whatarealblizzardlookslike http://t.co/C9ktfazBDz pic.twitter.com/mCUNLauyHz

— Block Club Chicago (@BlockClubCHI) February 2, 2015

Sorry, Chicago, it looks like the Blizzardmobile found a travel ban in Boston to violate.

The @CNN Blizzardmobile is back on the road. This time, on a highway going WAY too fast, once again endangering lives pic.twitter.com/7zYtRvxOVc

— Jason Rabinowitz (@AirlineFlyer) February 2, 2015

CNN spent weeks gleefully pouring gasoline on Ferguson. You think they care if the BlizzardMobile causes a wreck?

— John Ocasio-Nolte (@NolteNC) February 2, 2015

https://twitter.com/iwitacohabal76/status/562332208900612096