Nearly three-quarters of the Lower 48 is covered by snow today (February 16). This marks the highest daily coverage since this data began being kept in 2003.
2/16/2021 — 73.2%
1/12/2011 — 70.9%
2/15/2021 — 70.4%
1/31/2010 — 69.7%
1/11/2011 — 69.4% pic.twitter.com/pMsu88juKe— Steve Bowen (@SteveBowenWx) February 16, 2021
Well, this is a first… bird bath frozen solid! Fairhope, Alabama ?@LensAreLive @spann @Kelly_WPMI @ThomasGeboyWX @michaelwhitewx @WKRGed @Kyle_WPMI @rzweather @NWSMobile #Alabama #alwx pic.twitter.com/s3sSGtsI3h
— ?Tiff of the South (@tiffofthesouth) February 16, 2021
Snow flurry Atmore,Al @rzweather @spann @NWSMobile @michaelwhitewx @ThomasGeboyWX @WEARKDaniel @AlanSealls @WKRGEd @GarofaloWX #alwx ❄️ pic.twitter.com/zbyr1Ev1rB
— Ditto Gorme (@dittogorme) February 16, 2021
SURPRISE! FLURRIES FLYING… Tiny, occasional snow flurries are happening in many spots across south Alabama and northwest Florida on this Tuesday. I’ve had reports of a few snowflakes falling in Red Level, Atmore, Brewton, Jay, Bay Minette, Evergreen, and Andalusia. Thanks to Casey Wilson for the photo from Atmore!
Widespread snow/flurry accumulation is not expected and flurries will end as clouds continue to erode.
Snow flurries have been reported in several local communities over the last few hours. Thanks to Casey Wilson for the flurry view from Atmore, AL. https://t.co/LrtHHalVu6 pic.twitter.com/CEWTaWCaqA
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) February 16, 2021
