Cold air will soon return to region
Storm Tracker Meteorologist Jesse Ritka looks at the weather pattern developing for the end of January.
Strong eruptions in the tropics have been known to cause cooling due to large amounts of sulphur dioxide being placed into the upper atmosphere.
A modest shift could easily leave our region with more air from the southwest and with much milder and drier weather.
It is very difficult to predict the wind's ability to lift old snow and make it airborne.
In February of 1895, one to two feet fell from Galveston to New Orleans along with blowing snow and temperatures in the teens.