The recent snowstorm across the state of Louisiana has broken a century-old record.
With reports of up to 8-12 inches of snow across the bayou region, including in Houma and Thibodaux, has officially been declared a once-in-a-lifetime event for those living in southern Louisiana. The last snowstorm of this magnitude occurred in 1895, leaving 8-22 inches of snow from Lake Charles to New Orleans.
“I will truly never forget this day in New Orleans, Louisiana, and the entire Gulf Coast,” reads a statement from New Orleans-based meteorologist Scot Pilié. “Every person I saw, in awe, excitement, and astonishment witnessing a historic snowfall event.”…