This weekend’s WWE tour of the Southeastern United States is expected to be greatly impacted by bad weather.
Four to seven inches of snow is expected to hit most of the South, as well as ice, and is predicted to be the biggest snow storm in that part of the country since 1992. It’s a mess in the south when they get even an inch.
Jon Holder, a television weather forecaster in Alabama, said all flights are expected to be canceled Sunday through Tuesday. Monday’s SmackDown! live event in Birmingham and Tuesday’s SmackDown! taping in Huntsville are believed to be in jeopardy. Monday’s RAW taping in Nashville as well as a live event in Knoxville tomorrow will also be impacted.
On a side note, does anyone want any snow?! I woke up this morning to a fresh 10 inches on top of the 19 we got last week. Two more major ‘nor easters are expected to hit the Albany, NY area this coming week as well. It’s brutal and doesn’t seem to be ending.
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