Memphis, Tennessee, has reportedly set a new unofficial climate record by having at least 3 inches of snow on the ground for six consecutive days, according to local weather observations.
The record was noted through social media posts and unofficial reports, as officials have yet to confirm the milestone through official climate records.
Memphis typically experiences less snow during the winter, making this prolonged snow cover unusual for the region, which could impact local transportation and daily activities, weather enthusiasts said.
Meteorologists continue to monitor the weather pattern, but the persistent snow has drawn attention as an atypical winter event for Memphis.
