Looking at the latest snow cover analysis, this week’s winter storm covered much of the Plains, Midwest and Great Lakes of the U.S. with a blanket of snow. Many areas had been lacking snow cover and the system dumped heavy amounts snow in many of those areas. No snow cover in Alabama, but the mountains of Northeast Tennessee did pick up some accumulations. That is as close as the snow has gotten to us so far this year. We will have to see how this analysis changes through the week. No white Christmas in Alabama this year, but portions of Oklahoma and Arkansas are actually forecasted to have a White Christmas this year.
Published on: December 22, 2012 at 4:56 PM
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