the temperatures are concerned have been conducive for the snow to stick around. the cooling pattern in store the next couple days is remarkable as well. kind of breaking this down for you, you notice, isa, you kind of noted the 14-plus inches that came down around the regions. the most snowfall we've seen in some of the areas, washington, d.c. since january of 2019. so it has been a few years since we've seen this amount of accumulation. eastern tennessee picked up 9 inches. northern georgia 4 inches. even as far south as mississippi and alabama a couple inches of snow on the ground. with all the disruptions, 400,000 customers scattered about the region still without power. why is it so cold? why is it so disruptive so many hours later? you've got to look at fresh snow whchlt it comes to fresh snow, that white color, that highly reflective or high albido as it's known, takes sunlight during the day, reflects it to 80 or 90% of the -- it's a great coolant. it doesn't allow any warming