Where is the snow? US approaches midpoint of meteorological winter
NASA SVS | Let It Snow
snow-map-usa – Our Next Life
StormTeam 3: More than 50% of the United States has snow! | Weather | kimt.com
January 2019 National Snow and Ice Report | National Centers for Environmental Information (NCEI)
ARCTIC OUTBREAK - Over 70 percent of the lower 48 states is covered by snow
Most of U.S. covered with snow after massive winter storms
Community Collaborative Rain, Hail & Snow Network: Current U.S. Snow Cover
Michigan is in the bull's-eye for snow cover in the United States; See how much is on the ground - mlive.com
February 2010 Snow Depth | NOAA Climate.gov
Here's Where This Season's Snowfall Is Off to a Strong Start and What It Could Mean This Winter | The Weather Channel
Over 70% of the United States has snow cover right now. | Sheboygan's Country B93
Snow is on the ground in 49 of 50 states
Community Collaborative Rain, Hail & Snow Network: US snow cover shrinks under high pressure
Here's why the US has the lowest snow cover in over a decade
Who Has Snow? Current Snow Cover Across The US | Unofficial Networks
Satellite Images Show the US Covered in Blankets of Snow
73 Percent of the U.S. Covered in Snow, the Most Widespread Coverage in 17 Years | The Weather Channel
Brian Brettschneider on Twitter: "Map showing average (median) number of days per year with 1" snow depth. Many people are surprised to hear that places like Denver (45), Chicago (40), and Detroit (
North American snow cover at 3rd-highest level on record
The Longest Stretch of Continuous Snow Cover in a Typical North American Winter : r/MapPorn
U.S. Snow Cover for This Time of Year Is Least Expansive in 17 Years | Weather Underground
National Snow Cover - Fox21Online
File:February 19, 2021 0600 UTC US snow cover.png - Wikipedia
Intellicast - Snow Cover in United States | Weather underground, Weather, Snow
More than 70% of continental US covered in snow, according to National Weather Service - ABC11 Raleigh-Durham
73 Percent of the U.S. Covered in Snow, the Most Widespread Coverage in 17 Years | The Weather Channel
