The midwest will continue to see more opportunities for snow through the end of the weekend and beginning of next week. The bitter cold will continue and more snow may be on the way Sunday into Monday. Arctic Air The snow and lake-effect storm moving across the Great Lakes will …
Read MoreIf you thought you had enough bad weather and snow from Winter Storm Harper, some of you will see even more. A new storm, named Indra is making its way across the northern tier of the United States through Thursday. The storm is not expected to be as large as …
Read MoreWinter storm Harper left tens of thousands of customers without power. Aside from power outages, the storm has left at least six people dead after fatal accidents and thousands of wrecks resulting in various injuries. Winter Storm Harper Deaths The storm took the lives of at least six people in …
Read MoreA dangerous and disruptive storm will shut down travel over the interior Northeast this weekend. The storm that will initiate in the Midwest will evolve into a blizzard which will cause road closings and a slew of flight cancellations. Path of the Storm Roads that are expected to be affected …
Read MoreOne of the most anticipated games of the AFC Championship happens this weekend when the Kansas City Chiefs take on the New England Patriots. Fans and players will be in for more than a great game. An arctic blast could make the game the coldest game in Arrowhead Stadium history. …
Read MoreWeather is an undoubtedly fascinating event that occurs each and every day. It’s not only obviously happening right now as you read this article, but it has also happened for hundreds of years on this very day. It’s intriguing to look at what happened to the world in history and …
Read MoreHave you ever wondered about the difference between climate and the weather? Simply put, the climate is what you expect the weather to be, and the weather is what you actually get. Climate is the typical weather that is averaged over a period of time for a specific location, while …
Read MoreParts of the Midwest and mid-South to the mid-Atlantic are in for some serious snow due to a new storm system moving across the area. Late this week, much of the Midwest will experience colder temperatures. The snow is expected to be moderate, with the potential for ice from the Ozarks …
Read MoreOver the past weekend, storms were the cause of power outages, deaths and deadly collisions. At least two people were killed in Oregon after a collision and the Pacific Coast Highway in Southern California was shut down due to a mudslide. In the Pacific Northwest, more than 290,000 people lost power …
Read MoreThe storm that hit the West Coast over the weekend isn’t over yet and will leave a mess of snow, sleet and freezing rain for some in its path. Winter weather advisories have been issued by the National Weather Service for parts of the northern Great Lakes and interior Northeast, …
Read MoreEven though some snow storms may make you feel as if you are in a blizzard – you probably aren’t. More often than not, a snowstorm does not meet the criteria to be officially declared a blizzard. Check out these interesting facts about blizzards and how to tell the difference …
Read MoreNew Mexico, Texas, Oklahoma and Arizona are all feeling the effects of Winter Storm Fisher. Hundreds of automobile accidents, resulting in a few deaths have already been reported. In Arizona, snowfall is such a rare occurrence that folks are rushing out for rare selfie opportunities while the snow lasts. Oklahoma, Texas …
Read MoreBuilding a snowman is fun for the entire family, but did you know that not all snow is the same when it comes to the perfect snowman? Along with knowing the best snow to use, there are building techniques that can help you create your best snowman ever! Snow and …
Read MoreWhen it comes to cold weather, there are a lot of obvious facts, but there are also a lot of not so obvious myths. Let’s take a look at which ones are actually true and which ones are false. You might be surprised at what you thought you knew! Colds …
Read MoreSnowflakes are such amazing little things that fall from the sky and no two are alike! The fact is, every snowflake is different and their shape and size is determined by scientific factors. Cloud Temperatures and Snowflakes Did you know that the size and shape of snowflakes is predetermined based …
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