A coastal low brought a rare, light snowfall to Central Georgia Sunday morning. The snow was triggered by frigid air diving south behind a cold front, allowing snowflakes to form as far south as northern Florida.
In Georgia, areas including Columbus and Macon saw snow accumulate on the ground, with enough to make travel treacherous in spots. Snowfall totals were generally light, with between a dusting in many areas and up to 3″ near Monticello.
The Columbus area saw snow begin in the early morning hours, and by daybreak, around 1.5″ had accumulated. This was enough to coat cars, make travel a bit treacherous in spots, and put smiles on everyone’s faces…