Russell Jones
Have you heard about the bomb (no, not that one) about to hit the eastern seaboard?
A “bomb cyclone” that’s packing up to a foot of snow and potentially hurricane-force winds is going to wallop New England, and the tail of that storm will deliver freezing rain, sleet, and snow all down the coast.
The low-pressure cyclone acts like a magnet, quickly dragging high-pressure Arctic air and snow toward its position out in the Atlantic Ocean.
How bad is it? It was snowing in Florida.
YO ITS ACTUALLY SNOWING IN TALLAHASSEE pic.twitter.com/Ydh9pc4QPG
— Big Ern (@ernstnation) January 3, 2018
Back here in Louisiana, it’s going to stay bone-chilling cold for a few more nights. That means pipes could burst again as we drop into a hard freeze tonight, so keep taps dripping and avoid costly repairs after the freeze. We won’t jump above freezing again until Sunday, according to WBRZ’s Josh Eachus.
There were also a few flurries here and there, but Eachus says snow isn’t likely to happen again in appreciable amounts for the duration of this freezing weather.
Wow! ❄️🌨️🇺🇸
More video of snow falling in Buras, Louisiana this morning.
🎥: Chris Matte pic.twitter.com/MGptqJh9qJ
— WWL-TV (@WWLTV) January 3, 2018
