Early Spring Snowstorm Marked 3rd Worst in Tysonland History

MARCH 20, 2020 - NATION WEATHER

Well this was unexpected for some people who wanted to see the new movie PBS Kids: Measure Up! today, and woke up to see over 3 inches of snow, something unusual for the early spring. Usually, we are met with some rain around this time of year, around 0.25-0.5 inches of for the whole late March period, but we woke up with snow piling on our doors.

Today as called by meteorologists has the 3rd worst one-day snow in Tysonlandian history, only behind February 11, 2019 (3.6 inches) and December 19, 2016 (5.5 inches), and surpassing the last incident like this from February 23, 2020 (2.9 inches). Other days surpassed include January 17, 2020 (2.9 inches), February 6, 2019 (2.8 inches), February 5, 2019 (2.5 inches), January 7, 2019 (2.1 inches) and February 12, 2019 (2.1 inches).

Some schools even enforced another snow day after January 17, which is again unusual for this time of year. If schools use up one more snow day, then they have to extend the school year to June in order to make up the snow days.

In all, here's the snow totals for every town:
 * Welcome: 2.4 inches / 0.67 in rain
 * Logo: 2.6 inches / 0.54 in rain
 * Brooklynn/Majesto: 2.8 inches / 0.17 in rain
 * Royal Woods/Sunset Valley: 2.9 inches
 * Rainbow/South Rainbow: 3.1 inches
 * Littlefield: 3.7 inches (SCHOOLS CANCELLED)
 * Central: 3.3 inches (SCHOOLS CANCELLED)
 * Loud City: 3.5 inches (SCHOOLS CANCELLED)
 * Infanshire: 3.6 inches
 * Roj: 4.4 inches (SCHOOLS CANCELLED)
 * Talk CC Nay: 3.9 inches (SCHOOLS CANCELLED)
 * Seaway Village: 3.6 inches
 * Driftwood: 5 inches