Historic Snow Storm for The Southeast to Carolina Region Expected Tuesday Into Tuesday Night

(Before It's News)

(TheWeatherSpace.com) A historic snow-storm is extremely likely on Tuesday into Tuesday night as the arctic front settles over the region, bringing major amounts of snowfall to some parts.

Source:  http://www.theweatherspace.com/2014/01/27/historic-snow-storm-for-the-southeast-to-carolina-region-expected-tuesday-into-tuesday-night/

Areas with the highest snowfall amounts will be Northeast South Carolina to Eastern North Carolina.  This is an unprecedented event and in my years of forecasting I’ve never seen snowfall number calculation on my grid being this high.  Snowfall ratios will be similar to the storms of the New England region, thus upping the snowfall potential across the board. 

Lighter snowfall amounts will be possible for Jackson, MS to Birmingham, AL.  Some areas in the panhandle regions of Alabama, Mississippi, and Florida will see 3-6″ of snowfall, with higher amounts possible in Mississippi.

Snowfall will be likely with 6″+ for Southeast Virginia as well. 

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