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It looks like the "Pineapple Express" that has been clobbering California with a torrent of rain will bring snow to the eastern USA in time for Christmas. One of the TV stations in Greenville SC is predicting snow for the western North Carolina mountains, and probably also for upstate South Carolina. The main question is how much, and how far south it will extend.
My town is near the southern edge of the "snow belt" that they showed in the forecast tonight, so we may just get some snowflakes and sleet, or we may actually get some accumulation.
There have apparently been only three "white Christmases" (with accumulated snow on the ground) in Greenville since the late 1800s, most recently in 1962 or thereabouts.
My town is near the southern edge of the "snow belt" that they showed in the forecast tonight, so we may just get some snowflakes and sleet, or we may actually get some accumulation.
There have apparently been only three "white Christmases" (with accumulated snow on the ground) in Greenville since the late 1800s, most recently in 1962 or thereabouts.