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A winter storm in Michigan's Upper Peninsula has shifted its track south and east, bringing increased snowfall of up to 33 inches, blizzard conditions, and high winds, especially near Lake Superior, with potential for power outages and travel disruptions.
Tropical Storm Imelda, the ninth named storm of the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season, has formed near the Bahamas and is expected to pass offshore Florida, bringing gusty winds and rain with minimal flooding risk, as it is forecasted to strengthen into a hurricane by early next week.
Forecast confidence is increasing for a light to moderate snowfall in the D.C. area Friday night, with potential accumulations ranging from a coating to 3-4 inches. The storm is expected to come through from west to east, with a 70 percent chance of at least an inch falling in the area. Uncertainty remains regarding exact amounts and the potential for a localized zone of heavier snow. Temperatures will play a key role in determining accumulation, with slightly warmer temperatures in the southern half of the region potentially delaying snow accumulation.
A major winter storm missed New Hampshire after a significant shift in the storm's track just 24-36 hours before its arrival, leading to only light snow in far southern parts of the state. Meteorologists rely on computer models to make forecasts, and the sudden change was due to a southward shift in the storm's track shown by multiple model runs. Despite modern technology improving forecast accuracy, meteorology remains an imperfect science, and the team aims to continue providing the most accurate forecasts for New Hampshire.