Memphis, Tennessee, has reportedly set a new unofficial weather record with six consecutive days of at least 3 inches of snow on the ground, according to local weather observations.
The record was observed over the past week, marking a significant snowfall period for the region. Officials have not yet officially confirmed the record, but the accumulation has been consistent enough to draw attention.
Weather experts say the extended snow cover is unusual for Memphis, which typically experiences milder winters. The accumulation has impacted daily activities and transportation in the area, prompting warnings from local authorities…