The unusual amount of snow blanketing southern states has residents enjoying the anomaly in droves. See photos here.

GALVESTON, Texas – Photos and videos from beaches along the Gulf Coast showed a rare and stunning sight Tuesday: snow. In Galveston, video from Galveston.com showed snow blanketing the beach ...

There are four major beaches in Santa Barbara: Leadbetter, Arroyo Burro, West and East. While Leadbetter has the harbor, Arroyo Burro is best for travelers with dogs and West Beach is home to the ...

In Galveston, video from Galveston.com showed snow blanketing the beach, concealing the sand underneath. Waves crashed in the distance, with dark, gloomy skies behind them. During the snow, people ...

MYRTLE BEACH — Hours before their neighbors would wake up to a powdery quilt covering the coast, the wanderers had to play in the snow. In a place that rarely sees such a winter spectacle ...

Galveston’s beaches traded grains of sand for flakes of snow Tuesday as a winter storm amid freezing temperatures brought a rare snowfall to the island’s shores. Residents marveled at the ...

Vero Beach can expect highs up to 70 degrees and lows down to 39 degrees. But the Treasure Coast has seen snow at least three times in recorded history: In January 1977, two Arctic blasts swept ...

But how much snow could beaches in the Carolinas get? Morehead City in North Carolina could get 4-6” of snow. The Wilmington area could get up to 3” of snow or more. In South Carolina ...

A boastful winter storm laden with snow for subtropical places where it isn't supposed to snow will sweep through Florida this week with Palm Beach County also feeling the deep chill as ...

It’s quite a sight in south Alabama: palm trees blowing in the wind, with snow down below. Alabama’s beaches have transformed into a winter wonderland as the white stuff touched down Tuesday ...

But it wasn’t just the people enchanted by the magical winter wonderland: dogs across the Houston area had a blast, many experiencing snow for the first time. Others didn't quite know what to ...