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Snow brings changes to school schedules across Hampton Roads (Daily Press)
Schools across the region are shifting schedules because of the March 3 snow day, which followed a handful of days that were already taken off because of inclement weather. Here's a roundup of changes announced this month:

Snow hits Mediterranean coast (BBC News)
Blizzards have hit the French Mediterranean coast amid warnings of up to 20 inches of snow in Northern Spain on Tuesday.

Snow snarls traffic, strands thousands in southern Europe (Malaysian Mirror)
BARCELONA, Spain -Heavy snow Tuesday stranded thousands of road travellers on the French-Spanish border, blanketed Italian cities and left 10,000 homes in Corsica without power.

Snow snarls traffic, strands thousands in southern Europe (AFP via Yahoo! News)
Heavy snow Tuesday stranded thousands of road travellers on the French-Spanish border, blanketed Italian cities and left 10,000 homes in Corsica without power.

Southwestern North Dakota could get up to 8 inches of snow (The Fargo Forum)
BISMARCK (AP) - The National Weather Service says southwestern North Dakota could get up to 8 inches of snow, with lesser amounts accumulating to the north and east.

Melting snow could bring flooding to parts of Pennsylvania (The Patriot-News)
View full size Daniel Victor, The Patriot-News A perhaps-outdated sign warns about snow on steps outside the east wing of the Capitol in Harrisburg on Tuesday, March 9, 2010.

Snow snarls traffic in southern Europe (Malaysian Mirror)
BARCELONA, Spain – Heavy snow Tuesday stranded thousands of road travellers on the French-Spanish border, blanketed Italian cities and left 10,000 homes in Corsica without power. A freak snowstorm dumped more than a metre (3.3 feet) of snow on the Pyrenees mountains, Read more...

Western Washington snow (!) won’t stick, forecasters say (Everett Herald)
SEATTLE — Some cool, unsettled weather has brought light snow showers to parts of Western Washington, but the National Weather Service says it won’t accumulate or stick around.