Winter may be over, but some areas are still seeing significant snowfall. In western Wisconsin, a powerful winter storm system dropped over a foot of snow (Spectrum News). Lewistown, Montana was hit unexpectedly with 14-18 inches of snow during a wet winter storm that started on Wednesday and continued into Thursday (Lewistown News-Argus).
While some areas are experiencing heavy snowfall, others are seeing the sun emerge. Temperatures are expected to get well into the warm range this afternoon after rain falls in the morning along a warm front (WROC).
Snowfall in Southern California is rare, but it caused scores of people to become stranded as winter storms swept across the United States (ABC News). Meanwhile, in the mountains 80 miles outside of Los Angeles, the historic snowfall left rescue crews desperate to reach stranded individuals (NBC News).
New York City received its largest snowfall of the season with all boroughs seeing at least some accumulation, with the Bronx receiving the greatest amount at 5.6 inches (NY1). Further up north in Chicago, snowfall pummeled parts of the area one Saturday (NBC Chicago).
As the sixth season of Snowfall comes to a close, viewers are left with mixed emotions (Hindustan Times). Another winter storm is forecasted to hit parts of California, the Midwest, and the US northeast coast (BBC).
Winter may be officially over, but the effects of snowfall are still impacting many parts of the country.
