Major Winter Storm to Slam Southern US: Hazardous Travel Conditions Expected
Get ready for a major winter storm set to impact a large swathe of the Southern United States, bringing with it the potential for significant disruptions and hazardous travel conditions. A winter storm warning is in effect for several states, including Texas, Alabama, and Louisiana, with the potential for the impact area to expand further.
Impacts and Timing
The storm is expected to begin impacting the region ...
Richmond’s Water Woes: A City’s Struggle After Winter Storm
Richmond, Virginia, faced a significant water crisis this week following a severe winter storm. A power outage at a city water treatment plant, triggered by heavy snow and ice, left residents without water or with limited access to safe drinking water.
A Boil Water Advisory and its Aftermath
A boil water advisory was issued on Monday, January 6th, affecting the entire city. This meant that residents were instructe...
Brace for Blizzard: Historic Lake-Effect Snowstorm Expected
Parts of New York state are bracing for a potentially historic lake-effect snowstorm, with predictions of two to three feet of snow accumulation in some areas. The National Weather Service has issued a lake-effect snow warning, effective from Wednesday morning until Sunday evening, impacting several counties.
The warning, initially issued early Tuesday morning, covers a broad swathe of the state, including Northern Erie, Wyoming, Ca...
Southeast Under Tornado Watch: A Sunday of Severe Weather
Parts of Georgia and the Carolinas braced themselves for severe weather on Sunday, December 29th, as the National Weather Service (NWS) issued a series of tornado watches and warnings across the region. The alerts, initially issued early Sunday morning, covered a wide swathe of territory, prompting widespread concern and preparation among residents.
The NWS Greenville-Spartanburg, SC, issued an initial tornado warning shortly after 7:...
On Monday, a severe thunderstorm watch has been issued for several regions in the Upper Midwest, particularly in southern Minnesota, where meteorologists are forecasting intense thunderstorms fueled by deep tropical moisture. With dew points soaring near 80 degrees, this sweltering airmass is set to bring potentially dangerous weather conditions. The National Weather Service has warned that scattered storms are likely to develop and move eastward, posing threats including damaging wind gusts, la...