Winter Weather in Morgan, Ohio

After significant flooding took place across the Central Appalachians the previous day, a colder blast of air filtered in from the northwest along the western flank of a low pressure system on February 16th. This led to leftover precipitation across southeast Ohio to change over from rain to snow beginning on the morning of the 16th. On and off snow showers continued to peruse the region for the next 24 hours, contributing to 1 to 4 inches of snow to fall across southeast Ohio. Activity quickly waned after daybreak on the 17th as the low pressure system departed off the eastern seaboard.