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Remember what will exacerbate clean up efforts on the back side of this major snow-sleet-ice storm is the intense cold that comes in just behind it. Tuesday morning's record low in DC is 6°F which we have held onto since 1935 and we may very well break it. Bitter... show more

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Storm and cold is coming. Some snow but mostly bitter cold the next few days. J is feeding cattle few bales today as we begin to get them prepared for storm. We will get them a full belly for Friday night as storm arrives. Highs on Saturday in single digits w below zero maybe

Storm and cold is coming. Some snow but mostly bitter cold the next few days. J is feeding cattle few bales today as we begin to get them prepared for storm. We will get them a full belly for Friday night as storm arrives. Highs on Saturday in single digits w below zero maybe

Clay scott

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Just watch how gargantuan this storm is. I still can’t get over it. In terms of girth, it’s def in the top 5 that I recall. This will impact 2/3rds of the nation and half of the country in a big way. Longevity too, with us Friday-Monday! And the brutal cold that follows. 🥶 Disruption deep into next week! #Snow #ice #storm

Just watch how gargantuan this storm is. I still can’t get over it. In terms of girth, it’s def in the top 5 that I recall. This will impact 2/3rds of the nation and half of the country in a big way. Longevity too, with us Friday-Monday! And the brutal cold that follows. 🥶 Disruption deep into next week! #Snow #ice #storm

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No, your eyes are not deceiving you! Next week's cold blast is going to be “near” historic in #Florida for early November. The models are very aggressive and if they are right we may tie or break records set ~100 years ago. These are wind chills for Tuesday morning BUT it is not out of the question that North FL will see actual low temps near freezing next Tuesday and Wednesday mornings. Fire up the fireplaces! You don't have one? You have a week to get it :)

No, your eyes are not deceiving you! Next week's cold blast is going to be “near” historic in #Florida for early November. The models are very aggressive and if they are right we may tie or break records set ~100 years ago. These are wind chills for Tuesday morning BUT it is not out of the question that North FL will see actual low temps near freezing next Tuesday and Wednesday mornings. Fire up the fireplaces! You don't have one? You have a week to get it :)

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When lines ice up — like they did in southwestern Manitoba this week — we have a number of ways to clean it off. This is what ice melting looks like. We create a short, the line heats up, and the ice falls off. Crews in the icy southwest will be de-icing this weekend. Drive safe!

When lines ice up — like they did in southwestern Manitoba this week — we have a number of ways to clean it off. This is what ice melting looks like. We create a short, the line heats up, and the ice falls off. Crews in the icy southwest will be de-icing this weekend. Drive safe!

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❄️ SNOWFALL REPORT: This Week (12/1) More snow is on the way as a series of storm systems sweeps across the country, bringing brutal cold temperatures behind them. Here’s a breakdown of each Storm ⬇️ 1️⃣Everything kicks off Tuesday morning with our first storm, bringing widespread accumulating snow from the Ohio Valley into the Northeast. The jackpot looks to be the interior Northeast, where 4-8” are possible. Along the coast (NYC, Boston, DC), expect mostly rain. 2️⃣Later in the week, a second storm may take a similar track, bringing another round of accumulating snow to the Northeast. Details are still TBD, but snow is definitely on the table. 🥶Behind both storms, the Polar Vortex will dip into the U.S., delivering a surge of very cold air - highs in the 20s, 30s, and 40s across the eastern U.S. It’s going to be a fun week 😎❄️

❄️ SNOWFALL REPORT: This Week (12/1) More snow is on the way as a series of storm systems sweeps across the country, bringing brutal cold temperatures behind them. Here’s a breakdown of each Storm ⬇️ 1️⃣Everything kicks off Tuesday morning with our first storm, bringing widespread accumulating snow from the Ohio Valley into the Northeast. The jackpot looks to be the interior Northeast, where 4-8” are possible. Along the coast (NYC, Boston, DC), expect mostly rain. 2️⃣Later in the week, a second storm may take a similar track, bringing another round of accumulating snow to the Northeast. Details are still TBD, but snow is definitely on the table. 🥶Behind both storms, the Polar Vortex will dip into the U.S., delivering a surge of very cold air - highs in the 20s, 30s, and 40s across the eastern U.S. It’s going to be a fun week 😎❄️

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The storm hyped as one of Louisville’s biggest ever will end up being only the second largest snowstorm we’ve had…in the past year As of this morning, even with the storm not over, updated projections indicate that this storm won’t top the 9 inches we got in January of 2025. Snow, sleet, soda etc. Whatever it was, it didn’t pile up. Roads are still terrible and the freezing temps are gonna make this linger for a while. Far from a nothing burger, but once again it was wildly overestimated. “Well, it all depends on the sleet line.” If we got a foot of snow? “Told you so.” If we didn’t? “Like I’ve been saying all week… it was all dependent on the sleet line.” It’s the perfect way to never technically be wrong. With that said, I don’t think most meteorologists are out here intentionally trying to dramatize forecasts or scare people. Like a lot of things, weather is just incredibly difficult to predict. But for some reason, in that industry, it feels like simply admitting “only time will tell” or “it’s too tough to tell” isn’t allowed.

The storm hyped as one of Louisville’s biggest ever will end up being only the second largest snowstorm we’ve had…in the past year As of this morning, even with the storm not over, updated projections indicate that this storm won’t top the 9 inches we got in January of 2025. Snow, sleet, soda etc. Whatever it was, it didn’t pile up. Roads are still terrible and the freezing temps are gonna make this linger for a while. Far from a nothing burger, but once again it was wildly overestimated. “Well, it all depends on the sleet line.” If we got a foot of snow? “Told you so.” If we didn’t? “Like I’ve been saying all week… it was all dependent on the sleet line.” It’s the perfect way to never technically be wrong. With that said, I don’t think most meteorologists are out here intentionally trying to dramatize forecasts or scare people. Like a lot of things, weather is just incredibly difficult to predict. But for some reason, in that industry, it feels like simply admitting “only time will tell” or “it’s too tough to tell” isn’t allowed.

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🔥 A MAJOR Thaw is coming NEXT WEEK for our Eastern brotheren as the weather pattern completely flips. 🌡️Temperatures will FINALLY rise above freezing for many areas that have been dealing with Siberian level Cold and Snow for weeks. 🫠 Mountains of Snow that have been sitting in parking lots and along roads since the last storm will finally begin to melt away. 🥶 Meanwhile, the Western US turns colder, with increased chances for Snow as the pattern shifts west. 👀 This warmth arrives AFTER another Cold Blast this weekend, so one more punch of Cold is still on the way. 🤔 The big question is how long does the warmth last? Some models keep milder air in place into the middle to late part of February, while most suggest the Thaw is short lived with Winter returning to the East. Enjoy the Thaw next week, my brotheren 👊 It may not last.

🔥 A MAJOR Thaw is coming NEXT WEEK for our Eastern brotheren as the weather pattern completely flips. 🌡️Temperatures will FINALLY rise above freezing for many areas that have been dealing with Siberian level Cold and Snow for weeks. 🫠 Mountains of Snow that have been sitting in parking lots and along roads since the last storm will finally begin to melt away. 🥶 Meanwhile, the Western US turns colder, with increased chances for Snow as the pattern shifts west. 👀 This warmth arrives AFTER another Cold Blast this weekend, so one more punch of Cold is still on the way. 🤔 The big question is how long does the warmth last? Some models keep milder air in place into the middle to late part of February, while most suggest the Thaw is short lived with Winter returning to the East. Enjoy the Thaw next week, my brotheren 👊 It may not last.

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Just incredible scenes in North Myrtle Beach. Love it or hate it, take a moment to appreciate what is happening. Between the incredible snowfall totals many will wake up to, and the extreme cold, this storm will join the ranks of legends like the 1989 storm. #SCwx #NCwx WMBF News

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This is the final result , but if I want a Greek yogurt , I will have to strain it and the liquid that comes out of it is what we all know as “Buttermilk”

This is the final result , but if I want a Greek yogurt , I will have to strain it and the liquid that comes out of it is what we all know as “Buttermilk”

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