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weather1 year ago

"Spring Snowstorm Causes Chaos in Minnesota with Record-Breaking Snowfall and Transition to Rain"

Minnesota's spring snowstorm has transitioned to rain, resulting in wet and messy conditions for the morning commute, with 6-10 inches of new snow in some areas. Winter weather advisories have expired in the Twin Cities, but a NEXT Weather Alert and NEXT Drive Alert are in effect. Rain is expected to continue throughout the day, with temperatures rising into the high 30s, and some more snow possible in the evening. The precipitation is expected to help alleviate the state's drought conditions.

via CBS Minnesota|
#minnesota#morning-commute#rain
weather1 year ago

"Tuesday's Wintry Mix: School Closings and Commute Delays Expected in DC and Baltimore"

A nor'easter is expected to bring snow to the DC region on Tuesday, with 1-3 inches forecasted for areas northwest of the city, potentially impacting schools and the morning commute. The storm's track and the region's proximity to mountains make snowfall predictions challenging, but wintry mix and treacherous travel are anticipated. The system should clear by late morning, with sunny but chilly weather expected through Valentine's Day.

via FOX 5 DC|
#dc-region#morning-commute#noreaster
weather1 year ago

"Tuesday's Winter Storm: Snow Accumulation Estimates and Impact on Morning Commute"

A snowstorm is expected to hit the state, with over a foot of wet and heavy snow anticipated, creating potentially hazardous morning commute conditions with whiteout possibilities. The snow will start after midnight, intensify by 6 a.m., and continue through the morning, with the heaviest snowfall expected from the early hours of Tuesday through 11 a.m. The storm is forecasted to move out of the state by early afternoon. More details are available on the StormTracker weather blog.

via NBC Connecticut|
#heavy-snow#morning-commute#snowstorm
weather1 year ago

"Connecticut Braces for Statewide Snowstorm Tuesday"

A winter storm is expected to bring over a foot of wet and heavy snow to the entire state on Tuesday, with snow developing after midnight and causing potential problems for the morning commute. The snowfall could be one to three inches per hour, with the heaviest period between 3 a.m. and 11 a.m., and may lead to isolated power outages. A winter storm warning has been issued, with windy conditions and gusts between 30 and 40 mph. The snow is expected to taper off by early afternoon, followed by fair weather on Wednesday.

via NBC Connecticut|
#heavy-snow#morning-commute#power-outages
weather1 year ago

"Tuesday Morning Commute: Wintry Mix Expected in Metro Detroit and Northern Michigan"

Metro Detroit can expect a wintry mix during Tuesday morning's commute, with snow starting on the west side and moving east, potentially beginning as a light wintry mix before changing to all snow by 10 a.m. The 4Warn Weather app is recommended for updates, and while some areas may experience minor commute disruptions, the weather is expected to dry out by the evening commute. After Tuesday, the region will see a stretch of mild and dry weather, with abundant sunshine expected over the weekend.

via WDIV ClickOnDetroit|
#4warn-weather-app#metro-detroit#morning-commute
weather2 years ago

"Potential Snowfall Prompts D.C. Area School Closings and Federal Government Status Update for Jan. 19, 2024"

The Washington region is expecting another round of snow on Friday, leading to school closings and delays as well as potential disruptions for federal workers. While the snowfall may not be as significant as earlier in the week, it is still expected to impact the morning commute with slick roads and reduced visibility. Many school systems are likely to announce closures or delays Thursday evening, with federal offices possibly opting for delayed openings.

via The Washington Post|
#federal-workers#morning-commute#school-closings
traffic-news2 years ago

Multiple Crashes Cause Significant Delays on I-235 Near Des Moines

A crash on I-235 in Des Moines caused over 20-minute traffic delays during Wednesday morning's commute, marking the second significant traffic disruption of the week. Eastbound lanes were particularly affected, with delays reaching up to 28 minutes by 8 a.m. This incident adds to a series of traffic issues on I-235 following a recent winter storm, with the morning commute being significantly impacted.

via KCCI Des Moines|
#crash#des-moines#i-235
weather2 years ago

"Continued Snowfall: More Accumulation Expected for Morning Commute in Philadelphia and South-Central Pennsylvania"

A winter storm is expected to bring more snow during the Tuesday morning commute in South-Central Pennsylvania, with 2-5 inches of powdery snow likely for most of the area. The storm will taper off by noon, but winds are expected to increase, potentially causing blowing and drifting, especially in rural areas. Temperatures will drop into the teens with wind chills near zero. The WGAL News 8 Storm Team has designated Tuesday as an Alert Day, and updates can be found on the WGAL app.

via WGAL Susquehanna Valley Pa.|
#morning-commute#snow#south-central-pennsylvania
weather2 years ago

"Blizzard Conditions Cause Chaos in Omaha Area and Shut Down Major Highways"

Wet and heavy snowfall, along with blowing snow, caused issues during the morning commute in the Omaha area on Tuesday. Roads were very slick with low visibility, leading to stalled vehicles and challenges for drivers. Plow drivers worked hard to clear the roads, but some areas remained snow-covered and slick. Schools and businesses changed schedules due to the winter storm, and drivers were advised to take safety measures and stay inside if their vehicles stalled.

via KETV Omaha|
#limited-visibility#morning-commute#omaha
weather2 years ago

"Wintry Weather Alert: Michigan Road Crews Prepare for Multiple Rounds of Snow"

A powerful storm moving over the southern Great Lakes will bring wet, heavy snow to West Michigan, potentially causing challenging driving conditions and highway headaches for morning commuters. Winter Weather Advisories have been issued, with up to three inches of quick accumulations expected, particularly north of I-96. As warmer air moves in, temperatures will rise, changing the precipitation from snow to rain south of I-96, while north of the Interstate, wet snow and higher accumulations are expected. Strong winds with gusts up to 40 miles per hour are also anticipated.

via WWMT-TV|
#morning-commute#weather#weather-alert-day
weather2 years ago

Winter Storm Blankets Northeast in Record-Breaking Lake-Effect Snowfall

Severe weather in the Northeast caused a fatal road accident and disrupted the morning commute as up to 40 inches of snow was expected in parts of the Great Lakes and interior Northeast. The National Weather Service issued a winter weather advisory, warning of reduced visibility and 1 to 2 inches of snow per hour. The areas most affected were projected to be south and southeast of Lake Erie. A bus crash in Killington, Vermont resulted in one fatality, while heavy snowfall was reported in Pennsylvania. The snowfall is attributed to lake-effect, caused by cold air passing over the warmer Great Lakes.

via NBC News|
#fatal-accident#lake-effect-snow#morning-commute
traffic2 years ago

"Morning Commute Chaos: Multiple-Car Pileup Causes Major Delays on I-40"

A multiple-car pileup on Interstate 40 near Jones Sausage Road caused major traffic delays during the morning commute, with backups stretching for several miles. The crash resulted in damaged cars and first responders working to clear the scene, but specific injuries have not been reported. All lanes of the interstate were eventually reopened, returning traffic to normal.

via WTVD-TV|
#garner#interstate-40#morning-commute
weather2 years ago

Weather Update: Expect Rainy and Breezy Conditions for the Week

North Georgia is expected to experience a change in weather with light rain and cooler temperatures moving in by Wednesday morning, causing wet roads for the morning commute. The rain will clear out by late morning and early afternoon, but temperatures will remain cooler with highs in the mid-50s. The rain is expected to persist through the end of the workweek.

via WSB Atlanta|
#cooler-temperatures#morning-commute#north-georgia