On its second day to affect the region, a winter storm continued on this day in 2002
On its second day to affect the region, a winter storm continued on this day in 2002. During the early morning hours, freezing rain turned to snow over a large part of Oklahoma. The highest amounts of snow were seen over northern Oklahoma, where the freezing rain changed to snow quicker. Up to 5 inches of snow was…
The record
- Date
- March 2, 2002
- Where
- Oklahoma and western north Texas
- Recorded by
- National Weather Service, Norman, Oklahoma
What happened
On its second day to affect the region, a winter storm continued on this day in 2002. During the early morning hours, freezing rain turned to snow over a large part of Oklahoma. The highest amounts of snow were seen over northern Oklahoma, where the freezing rain changed to snow quicker. Up to 5 inches of snow was reported in the Enid area, with just a couple of inches reported over central Oklahoma, southward to the Red River Valley.
From NWS Norman, This Day in Weather History, Public domain (NWS).