Category: Winter snow warnings
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Major immobilising snowstorm & icestorm to to target much of country
The early stages: Confidence is now pretty high (although far from 100% with regards to the details) that some areas will be affected by snow accumulations of over 12 inches within the space of 24 hours. The snow will be heavy with rates between 1 and 3 inches per hour leading to the likelihood of…
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WINTER Warning: Life Threatening FREEZE coming next week; what you need to know
Although confidence is not 100% yet, confidence in the forecast for some incredibly cold temperatures to hit central parts of the states from early to mid week (next week) is increasing. Both the GFS and ECMWF American & European computer models are agreeing on a shot of severely cold Arctic air reaching central Canada early…
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Heavy Winter Storm will produce Widespread Snow this weekend
In the midst of a fairly quiet winter season for most – here comes the next “winter storm”. Widely from central southern Missouri, the far north of Arkansas and into the Appalachian mountain range, much of north west North Carolina and parts of Virginia, West Virginia, 15-25cm (6 to 10 inches) of snowfall is likely.…
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Winter Warning: Polar Vortex to arrive in America next week
A bout of exceptionally cold air is forecast to fall down from the Arctic into many central parts of the states with extreme cold during the early and middle stages of next week, courtesy of a piece of the polar vortex.. The mid west, western parts of the great lakes will feel the chill to…
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Second Winter Storm with Snow Sunday night Through Wednesday
Forecast detail: Intense cold is with us right now across many portions of the North and East United States and eastern Canada with temperatures some 10-20F below average, whereas further west temperatures are not as cold into the West, and central and western Canada. This is thanks to an El Nino pattern, which has been…
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U.S. Braced for Significant Winter Storm in the Next 48 Hours
Through tonight snowfall will intensify over the far north of New Mexico, far north of Texas, and through Monday wet, moderate snowfall of 0.25-0.50″ per hour will affect the far north of Texas, much of Oklahoma, and eventually southern Missouri through Monday evening. The most significant snow will be in the next 12-18 hours across…