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weather1 year ago

"Winter Storm Lorraine Brings Heavy Snow and School Closings to Northeastern US"

Another winter storm is expected to bring several inches of snow to parts of NYC, New York, and New Jersey from Friday night into Saturday morning, with up to 3 inches possible in central and southern New Jersey and 1 to 2 inches in other areas including northern New Jersey and New York City. The mid-winter forecast suggests the potential for several more inches of snow in the NYC area, with February likely to bring the perfect conditions for winter storm development due to strong El Niño conditions.

via FOX 5 New York|
#new-jersey#nyc#snow-forecast
weather1 year ago

Midwest Braces for Wintry Weather: What to Expect

Winter weather is expected to return to mid-Missouri on Monday, with wet and heavy snowfall predicted to accumulate between 1-4 inches, potentially causing slower commutes, especially for those living near the Lake or south of Highway 54. There is a possibility of snow reaching as far north as I-70, and residents are advised to stay updated on the latest weather information.

via krcgtv.com|
#commuting#missouri#snow
natural-disasters2 years ago

"Oregon's Camp Creek Fire Threatens Portland's Water Source and Forces Evacuations"

Lightning strikes in Western Oregon have caused numerous wildfires, with some growing into significant blazes, leading to evacuations and air quality issues. The Camp Creek Fire near Portland's water source has grown to 1,226 acres but remains 2.4 miles away from the water treatment facility. The Silver Falls fire is out, and closed trails will reopen. Other fires are burning near Mary's Peak and the Oregon Coast, while evacuations have been ordered for the Mink Lake Basin and Three Sisters Wilderness. Fire crews are also battling the Lookout, Horse Creek, and Pothole fires in the McKenzie River corridor, and the Bedrock Fire has seen evacuation downgrades. Umpqua National Forest is dealing with 11 new fires, and the Tyee Ridge Complex outside Sutherlin has brought evacuations. Southern Oregon has also seen new fires in the Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest, while the Smith River Complex on the Oregon-California state line has grown to 68,094 acres.

via Statesman Journal|
#evacuations#firefighters#natural-disasters
agriculture2 years ago

"Grain Markets Brace for USDA Report and Weather Updates"

According to the USDA's weekly Crop Progress report, the condition of corn and soybeans in the US declined for the third consecutive week, with corn ratings dropping by 5 percentage points to 50% good to excellent, the lowest since 1988. Soybean ratings also decreased to 51% good to excellent. Despite some rainfall coverage over the weekend, it came too late to have a significant impact on crop conditions. Scattered showers and thunderstorms are expected this week, but their coverage will likely be hit or miss. Additionally, dry areas in the Southern Plains may experience more stress due to a short burst of heat.

via DTN The Progressive Farmer|
#agriculture#corn#crop-progress-report