A late-season winter storm has made its way from the South to the Northeast, dumping snow along the way and bringing freezing temperatures to the South Sunday morning.
Parts of northern Missouri, Alabama, and Georgia saw accumulations between one and four inches, and totals increased as the storm tracked north, the National Weather Service reports. As of Saturday night, six to twelve inches were documented in parts of Tennessee, Kentucky, West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Ohio, New York, and parts of interior New England.
Two scenes from the North Side today, taken about 10 minutes apart. The first is my favorite street in #Pittsburgh, Sheffield Street, with a tunnel of snow covered trees. Then I headed over to the park, where it was snowing so hard you couldn’t even see the bend in the tracks. pic.twitter.com/DWq06aYa0w
— Dave DiCello (@DaveDiCello) March 12, 2022
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