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WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY: National Weather Service Alerts for Strasburg, VA
WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY …WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 6 PM EDT THIS EVENING… * PRECIPITATION TYPE…FREEZING RAIN AND SLEET FOR ELEVATIONS ABOVE 1500 FEET. * ACCUMULATIONS…LITTLE OR...
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Snowy Start to Spring in the Northwest
Wednesday through end of the week, the Northwest will be dealing with another round of wet weather that will not have it feeling like the start of spring. As the system moves onshore on Wednesday, the...
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Midwest, East: More Snow, Cold Despite Spring Arrival
The latest indications are that the weather pattern will continue to favor colder storms that bring snow, in part, from the Central states to the East into early April. The pattern may translate to a...
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Relentless Lake-Effect Snow to Soon Depart
The weather pattern for the month of March has included a great deal of snow for areas downwind of the Great Lakes into the Appalachians. The snowiest spots east of Lake Ontario over the Tug Hill area...
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Snow Brings Major Impacts to the UK and Europe
Snow has continued to pester Europe over the last few days and has become a serious problem across portions of the UK and northern Europe. Transportation has endured delays, major sports events have...
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WEATHER ALERT: National Weather Service Alerts for Strasburg, VA
WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY-National Weather Service Alerts for Strasburg, VA AccuWeather – Now – Monday, Mar 25, 6:00pm …WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY REMAINS IN EFFECT FROM 2 PM THIS AFTERNOON TO 6 PM EDT...
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3MIN News March 27, 2013: Gamma Burst, Quake Watch, Spaceweather
By Suspicious0bservers TODAY’s LINKS: Maven magnetometer: NASA/Goddard/Dan Gallagher http://svs.gsfc.nasa.gov/vis/a010000/… Duststorm on arabian peninsula: http://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/IOTD… Snow...
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Nearly 50 Percent of Nation Covered in Snow
Much of the northern United States has a blanket of snow on the ground this March, when compared to practically no snow this time last year. A series of storms sweeping across the nation from the...
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Planting Delays Possible Midwest, Northeast
Agricultural interests and residents concerned about water resources in much of the Midwest got their wish for snow cover this winter season. However, the snow and lingering winter conditions will lead...
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Moscow Records Highest March Snow Depth in 20 Years
As of March 26, 2013, the snow depth in Moscow, Russia, was 30 inches, their highest March snow depth in more than 20 years. “A previous record snow depth of 29 inches was recorded March 19, 1994,”...
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Cool, Soggy Weekend for Seattle, Portland
After temperatures surged into the 70s last weekend in much of the Pacific Northwest, a period of cool, wet weather is in store for the next several days. Rain will continue through the weekend in...
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Denver, Cheyenne: Blizzard Follows Weekend Warmth
While enjoying this weekend’s warmth, residents from Denver to Cheyenne to near Rapid City may find it hard to believe that a blizzard is on the way. The blizzard threatens to bring northeastern...
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Live: Heavy Snow Closes Interstates in Wyoming
Yet another round of disruptive winter weather is impacting portions of the Rockies and northern Plains states. Persistent heavy snow on Tuesday was centered across southeastern Wyoming, far western...
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Arkansas’ First Ever Occurrence of Snow in May
Since record-keeping began in 1819, Arkansas never had a May snow fall; that was until Friday. Arkansas joined the list of places the recent rare May snowstorm made history, and restarted the climate...
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Historic Snowstorm Records; Climate Change to Blame?
While the debate as to whether climate change is responsible for the rare May snow across the Plains and Upper Midwest continues, there is no question that the snowstorm is historical with numerous...
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Snow for Mother’s Day Across Michigan
By Kristina Pydynowski It is not just cold winds and chilly temperatures making this Mother’s Day weekend feel more like March across northern Michigan, but also snow. Snow lightly whitening grassy and...
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Photos: Snow for Memorial Day Weekend in Parts of New England
The Memorial Day weekend in parts of northern New England felt more like winter than the unofficial start to summer with snow falling. Vermont was one of the areas that experienced the most snow over...
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First Significant Snow for Rockies, Northwest
By Courtney Spamer Cold air will plunge into the Rockies allowing for snow this week, foreshadowing things to come in winter. A cold front swept the Northwest for the early part of the week, starting...
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California, West: Cold Storm Unleashes Wind, Rain, Snow
By Alex Sosnowski An early-season storm will continue to push inland over the West through the end of the week with chilly air, gusty winds, rain showers and lowering snow levels. According to...
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Snow, Wind and Rain Slow Travel in the Plains
By Brian Lada A storm system ejecting out of the Rockies will spread rain, thunderstorms, and even some snow from North Dakota through Texas to kick off the week. Showers and thunderstorms began across...
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