nivek
As Above So Below
You think we got snow, how about Austria?
I don't think I would drive on that road, there is no way out if there's an avalanche or something...
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Toroid
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Emergency has been declared in Washington State over winter storm Maya.
Winter Storm Maya: Emergency Declared in Washington, Thousands Without Power | The Weather Channel
www.youtube.com/watch?v=uhEbEhQ6yF8
Winter Storm Maya: Emergency Declared in Washington, Thousands Without Power | The Weather Channel
www.youtube.com/watch?v=uhEbEhQ6yF8
Toroid
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Winter storm warning for most of state
here we go again!
here we go again!
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After the latest snowfall.
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Madison breaks daily snowfall record; More snow expected to make it above average season
this is met with excitement from the twins and dismay from me.
this is met with excitement from the twins and dismay from me.
nivek
As Above So Below
Coast-to-coast storm to bring weather misery to 200 million
A powerful storm that began its journey Sunday in California will roar across the country over the next two to three days, spreading heavy snow, torrential rain and crippling ice to more than 200 million Americans.
That's about 60 percent of the population, AccuWeather said. "Parts of 39 of the 48 contiguous United States will be touched by the massive storm, including every state east of the Mississippi River," AccuWeather meteorologist Faith Eherts said.
On Monday, the storm aimed its fury on the southern Rockies. As much as a foot of snow fell in Arizona, Colorado and New Mexico.
By Tuesday, the storm will spread heavy snow and strong winds into the central U.S., the National Weather Service said.
Late Tuesday and into Wednesday, the threat for heavy snow, ice and dangerous travel will expand across the Midwest, Ohio Valley, Mid Atlantic and the Northeast.
"Kansas City, Omaha, Des Moines, Minneapolis and Duluth could all receive several inches of snow," said AccuWeather meteorologist Tyler Roys.
The Weather Channel warned that the Washington D.C., Baltimore and Philadelphia metro areas will see accumulating snow to start before it changes to a mix of sleet, freezing rain and then rain. That could make the Wednesday morning commute in those cities hazardous.
Freezing rain and ice will be especially dangerous in the mountains of West Virginia, Virginia and North Carolina, weather.com said, causing tree damage and scattered power outages. Lighter amounts of ice are forecast for portions of Indiana, Ohio and Pennsylvania.
In the South, several rounds of heavy, flooding rainfall and even some severe thunderstorms are expected Tuesday and Wednesday.
Up to a half foot of rain could swamp much of northern Mississippi, northern Alabama and Tennessee, where flood watches and warnings have been posted.
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A powerful storm that began its journey Sunday in California will roar across the country over the next two to three days, spreading heavy snow, torrential rain and crippling ice to more than 200 million Americans.
That's about 60 percent of the population, AccuWeather said. "Parts of 39 of the 48 contiguous United States will be touched by the massive storm, including every state east of the Mississippi River," AccuWeather meteorologist Faith Eherts said.
On Monday, the storm aimed its fury on the southern Rockies. As much as a foot of snow fell in Arizona, Colorado and New Mexico.
By Tuesday, the storm will spread heavy snow and strong winds into the central U.S., the National Weather Service said.
Late Tuesday and into Wednesday, the threat for heavy snow, ice and dangerous travel will expand across the Midwest, Ohio Valley, Mid Atlantic and the Northeast.
"Kansas City, Omaha, Des Moines, Minneapolis and Duluth could all receive several inches of snow," said AccuWeather meteorologist Tyler Roys.
The Weather Channel warned that the Washington D.C., Baltimore and Philadelphia metro areas will see accumulating snow to start before it changes to a mix of sleet, freezing rain and then rain. That could make the Wednesday morning commute in those cities hazardous.
Freezing rain and ice will be especially dangerous in the mountains of West Virginia, Virginia and North Carolina, weather.com said, causing tree damage and scattered power outages. Lighter amounts of ice are forecast for portions of Indiana, Ohio and Pennsylvania.
In the South, several rounds of heavy, flooding rainfall and even some severe thunderstorms are expected Tuesday and Wednesday.
Up to a half foot of rain could swamp much of northern Mississippi, northern Alabama and Tennessee, where flood watches and warnings have been posted.
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Next round of snow prompts Winter Weather Advisory
to add to the snow woes
to add to the snow woes
Toroid
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First snowstorm in Las Vegas in a decade.
Famous Las Vegas strip covered in snow after the first snowstorm in a DECADE | Daily Mail Online
Famous Las Vegas strip covered in snow after the first snowstorm in a DECADE | Daily Mail Online
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Standingstones
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We are expecting around 8 inches of snow here in South Central PA by late afternoon. Then the fun begins with snow turning to freezing rain. The wacky part is that tomorrow will be a high of around 48. Thank God for retirement!
nivek
As Above So Below
We had a lot of sleet last night that turned to rain all day today, ugh we don't need more rain...
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Toroid
Founding Member
I heard a radio personality say he hasn't run his sprinklers since November. We've gotten tons of rain throughout California.
