A winter storm that missed a record snow in the south moves in Florida – AOL

A large winter storm that struck Texas and lightened the northern shore of the Persian Gulf of Record Snow, moved east on Wednesday, spreading heavy snow, rainfall and frosting rain in Florida Panhandell, Georgia and East Carolinas.

Time warning areas included major cities such as Jacksonville, Florida, who were expecting to see snow, snow and ice accumulation on Wednesday.

Talahasi woke up on snowy palms and ice streets on Wednesday. Lina Rohas and her Dakshund Petunia had never seen like this snow – much more than the Florida capital received in 2018.

“It’s like … I don’t even know what to call it,” Rohas told the snow. “You can see it!”

Dangerous freezing temperatures with even colder wind shivers are expected to continue for most of the week in the region. Authorities say three people died in cold weather. Heavy snow, rainfall and frozen rain reached the deep south as the explosion of Arctic air immersed a large part of the Midwest and the eastern part of the United States in deep freezing.

The snow and the ice closed the highways, more than 100 miles (161 kilometers) of the southernmost interstate nation, I-10, in Louisiana and Florida. Hundreds of flights were grounded at multiple airports. The school has been canceled or has switched to distance learning for more than a million students who have been more crowded with hurricanes than snowy days.

Record Snow Day Putting

It has been more than a decade since the snow last fell on New Orleans. The rare snowfall on Tuesday set a record in the city, where in some places there were 10 inches (25 centimeters), far beyond their record of 2.7 inches (6.8 centimeters), set on December 31, 1963, the National Meteorological Service reported S

“Aunt, what a snowy day,” the agency said in a social media publication. “It is safe to say that it was a historical snowfall for much of the area.”

Snow fell in Houston and caused the first Blizzard’s first Blizzard warnings for several coastal counties near the Texas-Louisiana border. Snow covers white sand beaches in ordinary sunny holiday places, including the shores of the Persian Gulf, Alabama and Pensacola Beach, Florida.

“You believe it or not, in Florida we mobilize snowflakes,” said Florida governor Ron Ron Ron.