They might have underestimated this time.

Thanks for letting us know!

I was in the same camp. Thought NO way we would hit the low of 4". This is fricking wild

12.5 inches is the record for BR set in 1895. There was 6 inches in 1914. I'm guessing this will be the second highest total in recorded Baton Rouge history.

I will be honest, when I first saw that they were expecting 3 to 6" my first thought was "I will be really surprised if we get close to 6"".. Well here I am surprised as shite because I can't even see my street. The snow is almost even with my driveway and the only reason I can see parts of the road is because there have been parish trucks that passed through a few times.

I have two Crepe Myrtle trees in my back yard and the snow is almost up to where the tree starts to split. My dogs were running around in it earlier, but the last time they went out it was a little too much for them. My male dog went in it just enough to cock his leg up, look back at me and piss and if he wanted me to know he didn't like all this shite on the ground, but he did have to hop through it.

I scoffed at 6" in Houston but the park across the street got a good 4". I personally underestimated.

Good stuff, the dog could barely be restrained.

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We got 6 inches in 2017 in Madisonville. It hasn't been that long ago.

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Mrs Gumbo got more than 6 inches recently than 2017

Heard it from a friend

I’ve got 8” on the yard and it’s supposed to pick up again. Wild.

Snow is a lot harder to predict than rain, baw.

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I measured 6.5"

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bottom side, tip to balls base?

New record for Mobile at 6.2". Eclipses 1895 record...Still snowing in Mobile and here on Eastern Shore