A rare winter storm has hit New Orleans, tying the snowfall record set 130 years ago with a staggering 10 inches of snow falling in just one day. Residents are experiencing below-freezing temperatures, icy roads, and shocking scenes of impromptu ice hockey on the streets. With the storm leading to road closures across the region, including parts of Interstate 10, officials are warning of dangerous conditions that could persist for days. The significant snowfall has caused disruptions, including adjustments to local events and food delivery services. Many in the region are making the most of this once-in-a-lifetime weather event, as the historic snow blankets familiar landmarks like Bourbon Street.