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weather2 years ago

"Series of Potent Winter Storms Unleash Full Spectrum of Weather Fury Across US"

An intense winter storm is set to impact the United States from the Southwest to the Northeast, bringing a range of severe weather conditions including heavy snow, blizzard conditions, strong winds, tornadoes, and significant flooding. Over 10 million people are under winter weather alerts, with the storm expected to rapidly strengthen and affect millions more. Blizzard warnings are in place for parts of Colorado and New Mexico, with severe storm threats extending from Texas to North Carolina. The storm also poses a high risk of flooding, particularly in the Northeast, where recent snowfall may exacerbate conditions. High wind watches and potential hurricane-force wind watches are being considered for coastal areas, with the storm anticipated to conclude near the end of the week, followed by the possibility of another storm.

weather2 years ago

"Heavy Snow Expected Monday: Omaha Braces for Winter Storm Impact"

The Omaha area is bracing for a significant winter storm expected to bring 5 to 10 inches of heavy, wet snow on Monday, with potential for higher amounts north and west of the metro. A winter storm warning is in effect from 6 a.m. Monday until 12 p.m. Tuesday, with travel disruptions anticipated along major interstates. Conditions may worsen with wind gusts of 30-40 mph causing blowing snow and near-blizzard conditions into early Tuesday. Residents are advised to prepare for the storm and stay informed on travel conditions.

weather2 years ago

"Arctic Blast Targets New Mexico with Weekend Winter Storm Onslaught"

New Mexico is bracing for a significant snow storm and a surge of arctic air starting early Sunday morning, which is expected to bring blizzard-like conditions, particularly in the northeast, and dangerously low wind chills reaching 10 to 25 degrees below zero by early Tuesday. Residents are advised to prepare for extreme cold and potential travel disruptions due to poor visibility and snow-covered roads.

weather2 years ago

"Northeast Prepares for Major Snowstorm Amidst Warnings of Power Outages and Blizzard Conditions"

Upstate New York is preparing for up to 12 inches of snow, while New Jersey and Connecticut may receive around 6 inches. Coastal areas like New York City and Long Island are expected to see rain with a possible snow mix. The Midwest is gearing up for potential blizzard conditions with 3 to 8 inches of snow forecasted. The South is set to face heavy rain and severe weather threats, including flash flooding and tornadoes. As winter progresses, more snow is anticipated across the U.S. due to an active weather pattern. Remote learning has eliminated snow days for students in New York City.

weather2 years ago

"Winter Storms Lash Eastern U.S. and Midwest, Impacting 10 States with Snow and Wind"

The eastern and central U.S. are bracing for a series of winter storms, driven by the El Niño climate pattern, that could bring heavy snow, blizzard conditions, and severe weather through the middle of next week. The first storm is expected to hit on Saturday with significant snowfall inland, while the second storm, tracking further west, could cause blizzard conditions in the Midwest and flooding on the East Coast due to heavy rain and melting snow. Over 20 million people are under winter storm watches, and disruptions to daily life, including travel plans, are anticipated.

weather2 years ago

"Alaska Faces Harsh Winter Finale with Snow Tornado and Travel Disruptions"

The National Weather Service has issued winter weather alerts for parts of Alaska and northwestern Montana due to a series of storm systems expected to bring strong winds, heavy snow, and potential blizzard conditions. A climatologist in Anchorage, Alaska, captured footage of a rare "snownado," while the NWS warns of difficult travel conditions, reduced visibility, and the risk of black ice. While Alaska faces severe weather, the rest of the U.S. is expected to experience milder conditions, with minimal travel disruptions for New Year's Day.