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About 1.5 miles in, you’ll reach the aptly named Vernal Fall Footbridge, which serves as both a scenic viewpoint and a decision point for hikers. This spot offers a perfectly respectable view of the ...

Higher elevations could pick up 1 to 3 inches of snow over central and western New Hampshire. Some spots in the Monadnock-Sunapee belt could pick up over 3 inches of snow.

The forecast is that Snow White will have a $50 million opening weekend. But Snow White is a beloved classic and Disney’s previous live action remakes did far better.

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Viewers share pictures, video of beautiful snowfall Thursday morning in South Carolina ISOLATED SNOW SHOWERS BEFORE 8AM. CLOUDY THROUGH MID MORNING, THEN GRADUAL CLEARING, WITH A HIGH NEAR 36.

It’s a snow day. Check out photos as 3rd snowfall of 2025 blankets the Triangle, central NC ... Snow begins to fall in downtown Raleigh late Wednesday morning, Feb. 19, 2025.

The National Weather Service in Huntsville said parts of northwest Alabama could get an inch of snow or more from Tuesday night into Wednesday, with lesser amounts expected for areas to the south ...

Update as of 3 p.m.: A winter storm warning has been issued for Onondaga, Oneida, Broome, and Madison counties. Snowfall could be from 5 to 8 inches. Syracuse, N.Y. — Snow could fall at a rate ...

Did it snow where you are? We want to see your pictures and video. Parts of Central Mississippi saw snow Tuesday morning, which could continue through mid-afternoon. A chance for flurries will last ...

Pensacola snow storm photos show what the city looks like in a 5-inch blanket of snow. Brandon Girod Gregg Pachkowski Tony Giberson. Pensacola News Journal.

Snow flurries could begin Tuesday afternoon, anywhere from 3-8 p.m., according to Carpenter. The snowstorm is expected to continue through Wednesday morning, according to the National Weather Service.