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#wcvb Weather headlines: 🥶 Bitter cold with subzero wind chills today. ❄️ First flakes arrive by mid to late morning Sunday. ‼️ Heaviest snow expected 4pm-11pm Sunday. 1-2 feet possible for most outside of far southeast MA. Full forecast at

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Today’s #wcvb weather headlines: ❄️ Another round of more widespread snow, mixing with rain at the coast, by midday. 🪏 Shovel-worthy snow confined to areas N&W of I-495. 🏈 Increasing likelihood for snow during Pats game Sunday. Full forecast:

Today’s #wcvb weather headlines: ❄️ Another round of more widespread snow, mixing with rain at the coast, by midday. 🪏 Shovel-worthy snow confined to areas N&W of I-495. 🏈 Increasing likelihood for snow during Pats game Sunday. Full forecast:

Kelly Ann Cicalese

61,859 views • 5 months ago

Today’s weather headlines: ❄️ Light & scattered snow showers during the day & for kick-off of the Pats game. ‼️ Heavier/steadier snowfall 5pm-12am. Plowable snow likely. 🚗 A few flakes possible for the Monday morning commute. Full forecast at

Today’s weather headlines: ❄️ Light & scattered snow showers during the day & for kick-off of the Pats game. ‼️ Heavier/steadier snowfall 5pm-12am. Plowable snow likely. 🚗 A few flakes possible for the Monday morning commute. Full forecast at

Kelly Ann Cicalese

11,597 views • 5 months ago

Come for a walk with me… Downtown #Truckee this morning under blue sky, bright sun, and more than 4 feet of snow since Sunday. Sidewalks carved into snow canyons, roads running like cattle chutes, and somehow… everything moving again. In most places, this much snow would shut life down. Here, it’s a snowblower symphony at sunrise and back to business by mid-morning. That mountain-town rhythm of dig out, help your neighbor, keep going. As this community gathers for Sunday night’s vigil to remember those lost in the avalanche, you can feel both the weight of the week and the resilience that defines this place. Winter at full strength. Truckee at its best. The Weather Channel is live ❄️

Come for a walk with me… Downtown #Truckee this morning under blue sky, bright sun, and more than 4 feet of snow since Sunday. Sidewalks carved into snow canyons, roads running like cattle chutes, and somehow… everything moving again. In most places, this much snow would shut life down. Here, it’s a snowblower symphony at sunrise and back to business by mid-morning. That mountain-town rhythm of dig out, help your neighbor, keep going. As this community gathers for Sunday night’s vigil to remember those lost in the avalanche, you can feel both the weight of the week and the resilience that defines this place. Winter at full strength. Truckee at its best. The Weather Channel is live ❄️

Justin Michaels

41,826 views • 4 months ago

First wave of snow intercepted in Kansas City this morning with a FLUFFY 1-3” of snowfall by late morning Saturday. The second stronger wave tonight into Sunday could drop another 2-4”, with much higher totals south of I70. I am on my way to southern Arkansas into northern Mississippi to cover the #icestorn for AccuWeather

First wave of snow intercepted in Kansas City this morning with a FLUFFY 1-3” of snowfall by late morning Saturday. The second stronger wave tonight into Sunday could drop another 2-4”, with much higher totals south of I70. I am on my way to southern Arkansas into northern Mississippi to cover the #icestorn for AccuWeather

Reed Timmer, PhD

76,179 views • 5 months ago

🌬❗ Dangerously cold Friday through Monday. Temperatures near 0° each morning will combine with brisk winds to produce wind chills between -5° and -25°. At the extreme of those wind chill values, frostbite can occur on exposed skin in 30 minutes or less. Once wind chills drop below 0° late Friday night, they will not rise above 0° until Sunday afternoon. Please help me prepare everyone by sharing this. Posted Thursday, January 22, 2026.

🌬❗ Dangerously cold Friday through Monday. Temperatures near 0° each morning will combine with brisk winds to produce wind chills between -5° and -25°. At the extreme of those wind chill values, frostbite can occur on exposed skin in 30 minutes or less. Once wind chills drop below 0° late Friday night, they will not rise above 0° until Sunday afternoon. Please help me prepare everyone by sharing this. Posted Thursday, January 22, 2026.

Nick Bender

11,184 views • 5 months ago

Coffee Talk ☕️ : We’re watching Winter Storm #Fern closely. This storm remains on track to bring significant impacts to #Boston and much of New England. Forecast confidence is high for 18–24 inches of snow across the metro area. It will be extremely cold, and while the #snow will be light and fluffy rather than heavy and wet, the sheer volume will still create dangerous conditions. And remember, the cold sticks around with overnight lows in the single digits into February. Timing for Boston: • Snow begins late morning to midday • Heaviest snow late afternoon into early evening • Brief periods of 2–3 inches per hour are possible Travel conditions will deteriorate quickly. Plan ahead and limit unnecessary trips. Stay with The Weather Channel and the StreamTWC app for the latest updates, and follow The Weather Channel for continuous coverage as we work to keep you informed and safe ❄️

Coffee Talk ☕️ : We’re watching Winter Storm #Fern closely. This storm remains on track to bring significant impacts to #Boston and much of New England. Forecast confidence is high for 18–24 inches of snow across the metro area. It will be extremely cold, and while the #snow will be light and fluffy rather than heavy and wet, the sheer volume will still create dangerous conditions. And remember, the cold sticks around with overnight lows in the single digits into February. Timing for Boston: • Snow begins late morning to midday • Heaviest snow late afternoon into early evening • Brief periods of 2–3 inches per hour are possible Travel conditions will deteriorate quickly. Plan ahead and limit unnecessary trips. Stay with The Weather Channel and the StreamTWC app for the latest updates, and follow The Weather Channel for continuous coverage as we work to keep you informed and safe ❄️

Justin Michaels

31,223 views • 5 months ago

❄️ By definition this will be a Bomb cyclone, and it now looks to become a paralyzing coastal #blizzard for New England, Long Island, and perhaps coastal New Jersey and New York City. Many will receive over a foot of snow Sunday into Monday. Coastal gusts in SE New England may reach #hurricane force 75mph+. This is the latest Hi-Res GRAF (IBM) available as of 4pm Friday. In my opinion it’s likely too far north and west with the heaviest snow, so take snow totals N/W of NYC with a grain of salt, for now, until we get closer to the storm. Still coastal locations in Long Island and SE New England will likely see 1-2 feet! One more note: I love snow, so for me, no snow is too much despite what the legend says :) ❄️ #snow #storm Tri-State Weather Adam tocksin

❄️ By definition this will be a Bomb cyclone, and it now looks to become a paralyzing coastal #blizzard for New England, Long Island, and perhaps coastal New Jersey and New York City. Many will receive over a foot of snow Sunday into Monday. Coastal gusts in SE New England may reach #hurricane force 75mph+. This is the latest Hi-Res GRAF (IBM) available as of 4pm Friday. In my opinion it’s likely too far north and west with the heaviest snow, so take snow totals N/W of NYC with a grain of salt, for now, until we get closer to the storm. Still coastal locations in Long Island and SE New England will likely see 1-2 feet! One more note: I love snow, so for me, no snow is too much despite what the legend says :) ❄️ #snow #storm Tri-State Weather Adam tocksin

Jeff Berardelli

200,271 views • 4 months ago

Winter Storm #Gianna is lining up for Chatham. A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect 4 AM Sunday through 4 AM Monday. We’re tracking 1–3 inches of snow, with strong, blustery winds gusting 35–40 mph, especially along the Cape. Snow totals won’t be huge, but wind, cold, and timing could still create slick travel and rough conditions. The Weather Channel is on the ground in Chatham with what you need to know. Stay weather-aware and stay safe. The Weather Channel on air, streaming and on all social media ❄️

Winter Storm #Gianna is lining up for Chatham. A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect 4 AM Sunday through 4 AM Monday. We’re tracking 1–3 inches of snow, with strong, blustery winds gusting 35–40 mph, especially along the Cape. Snow totals won’t be huge, but wind, cold, and timing could still create slick travel and rough conditions. The Weather Channel is on the ground in Chatham with what you need to know. Stay weather-aware and stay safe. The Weather Channel on air, streaming and on all social media ❄️

Justin Michaels

20,321 views • 5 months ago

❄️ EPIC Snow is about to BEGIN out West as a TRAIN of Storms is poised to ROCK the Western United States. ✅This is DESPERATELY needed for many areas, especially in the Rockies across Colorado and Utah, which are sitting near some of their lowest Snowpack levels on record. ❄️ The heaviest Snow will fall in the Sierra Nevada, where 4 to 8 FEET is expected to DUMP in the mountains starting Monday morning and continuing through Wednesday. 🏔️ Utah will also get in on the Snow action as widespread totals of 1 to 2 FEET accumulate in the mountains, with isolated spots approaching 3 Feet. 🌲 The Colorado Mountains will also see heavy Snow, with 12 to 18 inches likely and some locations approaching 2 Feet. These Storm Systems arrive in waves, with the first Storm moving into California tonight into Monday morning, followed by a second Storm Tuesday. I am so happy for my West Coast brotheren. YOU DESERVE THIS . ENJOY IT, my brotheren. 👊

❄️ EPIC Snow is about to BEGIN out West as a TRAIN of Storms is poised to ROCK the Western United States. ✅This is DESPERATELY needed for many areas, especially in the Rockies across Colorado and Utah, which are sitting near some of their lowest Snowpack levels on record. ❄️ The heaviest Snow will fall in the Sierra Nevada, where 4 to 8 FEET is expected to DUMP in the mountains starting Monday morning and continuing through Wednesday. 🏔️ Utah will also get in on the Snow action as widespread totals of 1 to 2 FEET accumulate in the mountains, with isolated spots approaching 3 Feet. 🌲 The Colorado Mountains will also see heavy Snow, with 12 to 18 inches likely and some locations approaching 2 Feet. These Storm Systems arrive in waves, with the first Storm moving into California tonight into Monday morning, followed by a second Storm Tuesday. I am so happy for my West Coast brotheren. YOU DESERVE THIS . ENJOY IT, my brotheren. 👊

Brady Harris

13,093 views • 5 months ago

⚠️ A TRAIN of Storms is about to slam the West Coast yet again, bringing more Flooding Rain, more FEET of Heavy Mountain Snow, and more Wind to areas that have already been CRUSHED. Heres a summary of each Storm below ⬇️ 1⃣ Storm #1 | Wednesday – Thursday (12/31 - 1/1) 🌧️ Significant Flooding Rain targets Southern California, with some spots near Los Angeles picking up 2 to 5" or more of Rain. ❄️ Some Snow falls in the Southern Sierra Nevada, but bigger Snow totals arrive in Utah and Colorado, where ski resorts DESPERATELY need it. 2⃣ Storm #2 | Saturday – Sunday (1/3 – 1/4) 🌧️ This storm brings Heavy Rain to Northern California, Oregon, and Washington, areas that have dealt with recent flooding concerns. ❄️ Storm #2 looks to be the strongest of the three, featuring an EPIC Dump of Snow in the Sierra Nevada, with several FEET possible. 3⃣ Storm #3 | Monday – Tuesday (1/5 – 1/6) 🌧️ Flooding Rain returns once again to Southern California, adding even more Rain to already saturated and flooded areas. ❄️ Another HUGE Dump of Snow is likely in the Sierra Nevada Mountains, with a few FEET possible. It’s going to be a long week for the West Coast. Hang in there, my West Coast brethren… 👊🙏

⚠️ A TRAIN of Storms is about to slam the West Coast yet again, bringing more Flooding Rain, more FEET of Heavy Mountain Snow, and more Wind to areas that have already been CRUSHED. Heres a summary of each Storm below ⬇️ 1⃣ Storm #1 | Wednesday – Thursday (12/31 - 1/1) 🌧️ Significant Flooding Rain targets Southern California, with some spots near Los Angeles picking up 2 to 5" or more of Rain. ❄️ Some Snow falls in the Southern Sierra Nevada, but bigger Snow totals arrive in Utah and Colorado, where ski resorts DESPERATELY need it. 2⃣ Storm #2 | Saturday – Sunday (1/3 – 1/4) 🌧️ This storm brings Heavy Rain to Northern California, Oregon, and Washington, areas that have dealt with recent flooding concerns. ❄️ Storm #2 looks to be the strongest of the three, featuring an EPIC Dump of Snow in the Sierra Nevada, with several FEET possible. 3⃣ Storm #3 | Monday – Tuesday (1/5 – 1/6) 🌧️ Flooding Rain returns once again to Southern California, adding even more Rain to already saturated and flooded areas. ❄️ Another HUGE Dump of Snow is likely in the Sierra Nevada Mountains, with a few FEET possible. It’s going to be a long week for the West Coast. Hang in there, my West Coast brethren… 👊🙏

Brady Harris

105,339 views • 6 months ago

Kansas City will see 5-7 inches of snow and wind chills as low as -18°F this weekend from Friday through Sunday. Today is the day to prepare by stocking up on essentials, checking on neighbors, and avoiding travel this weekend. Our Snow Team will be working around the clock to keep roads safe. You can track snow plows at or on the myKCMO app. If you or someone you know needs shelter, call 2-1-1 or visit for information on 931 available beds. Stay safe, stay warm, and look out for each other. #KCMO #KansasCity #WinterStorm

Kansas City will see 5-7 inches of snow and wind chills as low as -18°F this weekend from Friday through Sunday. Today is the day to prepare by stocking up on essentials, checking on neighbors, and avoiding travel this weekend. Our Snow Team will be working around the clock to keep roads safe. You can track snow plows at or on the myKCMO app. If you or someone you know needs shelter, call 2-1-1 or visit for information on 931 available beds. Stay safe, stay warm, and look out for each other. #KCMO #KansasCity #WinterStorm

Mayor Quinton Lucas

18,271 views • 5 months ago

It’s now snowing in #Boston, and Winter Storm #Fern is getting to work ❄️ This remains a high-impact storm for the city and surrounding communities, with 18–24 inches of snow still expected across much of the metro area. It’s bitterly cold, and the snow is light and fluffy, which means it piles up quickly and reduces visibility fast. Boston is already responding in force. A conga line of snow plows is rolling through neighborhoods, nearly 900 crews are deployed clearing city streets, and the city has 40,000 tons of salt on hand for this storm and whatever winter throws next. Timing for Boston: • Snow underway now • Heaviest snow late afternoon into early evening • Brief bursts of 2–3 inches per hour possible around dinner time Road conditions will continue to deteriorate. If you don’t have to be out, don’t be. Stay with The Weather Channel for the latest updates, and follow The Weather Channel for continuous coverage as we track the storm and help keep you informed and safe.

It’s now snowing in #Boston, and Winter Storm #Fern is getting to work ❄️ This remains a high-impact storm for the city and surrounding communities, with 18–24 inches of snow still expected across much of the metro area. It’s bitterly cold, and the snow is light and fluffy, which means it piles up quickly and reduces visibility fast. Boston is already responding in force. A conga line of snow plows is rolling through neighborhoods, nearly 900 crews are deployed clearing city streets, and the city has 40,000 tons of salt on hand for this storm and whatever winter throws next. Timing for Boston: • Snow underway now • Heaviest snow late afternoon into early evening • Brief bursts of 2–3 inches per hour possible around dinner time Road conditions will continue to deteriorate. If you don’t have to be out, don’t be. Stay with The Weather Channel for the latest updates, and follow The Weather Channel for continuous coverage as we track the storm and help keep you informed and safe.

Justin Michaels

26,549 views • 5 months ago

The Ventura CountyThe Ventura County Fire Department urges residents to prepare for a forecasted wind event beginning Monday afternoon. According to the National Weather Service, a Particularly Dangerous Situation (PDS) wind event is expected to impact Ventura County from Monday, December 9, through Wednesday, December 11, accompanied by a Red Flag Warning. Forecast Details: Timing: Winds will begin Monday afternoon, peak early Tuesday morning, and gradually diminish by late Wednesday. Wind Speeds: Sustained winds of 35 mph, with gusts up to 60 mph. Humidity: Extremely low relative humidity levels of 5%-7%, with no overnight recovery. While most of Ventura County will experience strong winds, Thousand Oaks, Piru, and Fillmore are forecasted to experience the most intense conditions. Take precautions now and review the Ready, Set, Go! program at: County of Ventura Ventura County Sheriff

The Ventura CountyThe Ventura County Fire Department urges residents to prepare for a forecasted wind event beginning Monday afternoon. According to the National Weather Service, a Particularly Dangerous Situation (PDS) wind event is expected to impact Ventura County from Monday, December 9, through Wednesday, December 11, accompanied by a Red Flag Warning. Forecast Details: Timing: Winds will begin Monday afternoon, peak early Tuesday morning, and gradually diminish by late Wednesday. Wind Speeds: Sustained winds of 35 mph, with gusts up to 60 mph. Humidity: Extremely low relative humidity levels of 5%-7%, with no overnight recovery. While most of Ventura County will experience strong winds, Thousand Oaks, Piru, and Fillmore are forecasted to experience the most intense conditions. Take precautions now and review the Ready, Set, Go! program at: County of Ventura Ventura County Sheriff

VCFD PIO

37,576 views • 1 year ago

🌨️ 2:25PM | A full-blown snowstorm is underway in the Texas Panhandle and West Texas! 🥶❄️ Accumulating snow of up to 5 inches has been reported in Amarillo. A heavy snow band is affecting Lubbock, extending toward Floydada, Plainview, and Silverton, making travel on I-27 hazardous! 🚗💨 A cool front with scattered storms is moving east across the Piney Woods of East Texas, Southeast Texas, and into the Golden Triangle. 🌬️⚠️ A tornado watch remains in effect, but thankfully, storms have struggled to organize so far! 🙏 The severe weather threat for Houston will diminish by 4 PM, with the overall threat exiting the Golden Triangle and Far Southeast Texas by 7 PM. ⏰🌪️ We're closely monitoring the storms in case they intensify, as the atmosphere supports supercells with risks of large hail, damaging winds, and a few tornadoes. 🌪️⚡ If we can keep the storms in check, that's fine with us! ✌️~David #TXwx

🌨️ 2:25PM | A full-blown snowstorm is underway in the Texas Panhandle and West Texas! 🥶❄️ Accumulating snow of up to 5 inches has been reported in Amarillo. A heavy snow band is affecting Lubbock, extending toward Floydada, Plainview, and Silverton, making travel on I-27 hazardous! 🚗💨 A cool front with scattered storms is moving east across the Piney Woods of East Texas, Southeast Texas, and into the Golden Triangle. 🌬️⚠️ A tornado watch remains in effect, but thankfully, storms have struggled to organize so far! 🙏 The severe weather threat for Houston will diminish by 4 PM, with the overall threat exiting the Golden Triangle and Far Southeast Texas by 7 PM. ⏰🌪️ We're closely monitoring the storms in case they intensify, as the atmosphere supports supercells with risks of large hail, damaging winds, and a few tornadoes. 🌪️⚡ If we can keep the storms in check, that's fine with us! ✌️~David #TXwx

Texas Storm Chasers ⚡

21,443 views • 1 year ago

Snow falling on Acorn Street in Beacon Hill tonight, one of Boston’s most iconic streets, now right in the middle of Winter Storm #Fern. This storm is still on track to bring 18–24 inches of snow to parts of the city and surrounding communities. The cold air means lighter, fluffy snow, but that also means it accumulates fast and visibility drops quickly when the heavier bands move through. Plows are out in force across the city, salt trucks are working nonstop, and conditions will continue to change quickly as the heaviest #snow moves in late afternoon into early evening. Brief periods of 2–3 inches per hour remain possible. It’s beautiful out here, no question. But the impacts are real. Plan ahead. Take it slow. Stay safe. We’re tracking it all on The Weather Channel with continuous updates. Follow The Weather Channel for the latest.

Snow falling on Acorn Street in Beacon Hill tonight, one of Boston’s most iconic streets, now right in the middle of Winter Storm #Fern. This storm is still on track to bring 18–24 inches of snow to parts of the city and surrounding communities. The cold air means lighter, fluffy snow, but that also means it accumulates fast and visibility drops quickly when the heavier bands move through. Plows are out in force across the city, salt trucks are working nonstop, and conditions will continue to change quickly as the heaviest #snow moves in late afternoon into early evening. Brief periods of 2–3 inches per hour remain possible. It’s beautiful out here, no question. But the impacts are real. Plan ahead. Take it slow. Stay safe. We’re tracking it all on The Weather Channel with continuous updates. Follow The Weather Channel for the latest.

Justin Michaels

40,845 views • 5 months ago

🚫 I-80 is CLOSED in both directions for 70 miles over Donner Summit. Heavy snow is falling at 3–5” per hour, at times true whiteout conditions and travel near the crest is impossible. ⚠️ CHP also reminding drivers: it is illegal to drive with snow left on the roof of your vehicle, it can turn into a dangerous sheet of ice for the car behind you. 💧 This storm is doing critical work for California’s summer water supply. A deep High Sierra snowpack matters, and today is the biggest producer of the week, with more snow through the weekend and another active pattern next week. Elevation is everything, and everyone is getting feet. 📍Truckee (5,800’) → 1–2 FEET 📍Soda Springs (6,700’) → 2–3 FEET 📍Donner Summit (7,000’+) → 3+ FEET From Donner Pass Road in the heart of Truckee, where the snow just keeps piling up live on The Weather Channel ❄️ #CAwx #SierraSnow #DonnerPass #Truckee #I80

🚫 I-80 is CLOSED in both directions for 70 miles over Donner Summit. Heavy snow is falling at 3–5” per hour, at times true whiteout conditions and travel near the crest is impossible. ⚠️ CHP also reminding drivers: it is illegal to drive with snow left on the roof of your vehicle, it can turn into a dangerous sheet of ice for the car behind you. 💧 This storm is doing critical work for California’s summer water supply. A deep High Sierra snowpack matters, and today is the biggest producer of the week, with more snow through the weekend and another active pattern next week. Elevation is everything, and everyone is getting feet. 📍Truckee (5,800’) → 1–2 FEET 📍Soda Springs (6,700’) → 2–3 FEET 📍Donner Summit (7,000’+) → 3+ FEET From Donner Pass Road in the heart of Truckee, where the snow just keeps piling up live on The Weather Channel ❄️ #CAwx #SierraSnow #DonnerPass #Truckee #I80

Justin Michaels

75,474 views • 4 months ago

#HudsonValley: flooding, wind damage likely tonight, may cause school delays/closings on Wednesday 😵‍💫 Before the rain, 1-3 inches of wet snow in Sullivan and western Ulster County between noon - 4:00 pm may cause early dismissals or lead to the cancellation of after-school activities. Elsewhere across the mid-Hudson Valley, any wet snow that falls this afternoon is unlikely to stick to paved surfaces. After 4:00 pm, the main precipitation type will be rain, and it’s expected to become heavy in the evening. The forecast for Tuesday night and early Wednesday morning is a tumultuous one: - Periods of heavy rain and maybe even a thunderstorm between 6:00 pm - 3:00 am, with rainfall amounts ranging from 2-4 inches (a month’s worth or more) - Rapid snow melt, especially when the temperature reaches the low-to-mid 50s after midnight - Strong-to-damaging wind gusts of 40-60 mph between 6:00 pm - 3:00 am Possible impacts include: - Ponding of water and flooding on streets, particularly in urban and low-lying areas - Flooding of rivers, creeks, and streams, some of which may rise out of their banks - Scattered-to-widespread power outages and downed tree branches; the combination of sodden grounds and strong winds may cause some trees to topple If you live in a flood prone location, expect flooding tonight — take extra steps to protect your property. Some school delays and/or closings will likely occur on Wednesday because of this storm, although it isn’t possible to pinpoint exactly which towns will experience the worst impacts. The December 18th storm is comparable to this storm, although the flooding and wind damage chance looks higher this time around. Although the worst of the weather will be over by daybreak Wednesday, strong wind gusts of 30-40 mph are expected on Wednesday afternoon, affecting cleanup efforts. Another significant rain and wind storm is likely on Friday night.

#HudsonValley: flooding, wind damage likely tonight, may cause school delays/closings on Wednesday 😵‍💫 Before the rain, 1-3 inches of wet snow in Sullivan and western Ulster County between noon - 4:00 pm may cause early dismissals or lead to the cancellation of after-school activities. Elsewhere across the mid-Hudson Valley, any wet snow that falls this afternoon is unlikely to stick to paved surfaces. After 4:00 pm, the main precipitation type will be rain, and it’s expected to become heavy in the evening. The forecast for Tuesday night and early Wednesday morning is a tumultuous one: - Periods of heavy rain and maybe even a thunderstorm between 6:00 pm - 3:00 am, with rainfall amounts ranging from 2-4 inches (a month’s worth or more) - Rapid snow melt, especially when the temperature reaches the low-to-mid 50s after midnight - Strong-to-damaging wind gusts of 40-60 mph between 6:00 pm - 3:00 am Possible impacts include: - Ponding of water and flooding on streets, particularly in urban and low-lying areas - Flooding of rivers, creeks, and streams, some of which may rise out of their banks - Scattered-to-widespread power outages and downed tree branches; the combination of sodden grounds and strong winds may cause some trees to topple If you live in a flood prone location, expect flooding tonight — take extra steps to protect your property. Some school delays and/or closings will likely occur on Wednesday because of this storm, although it isn’t possible to pinpoint exactly which towns will experience the worst impacts. The December 18th storm is comparable to this storm, although the flooding and wind damage chance looks higher this time around. Although the worst of the weather will be over by daybreak Wednesday, strong wind gusts of 30-40 mph are expected on Wednesday afternoon, affecting cleanup efforts. Another significant rain and wind storm is likely on Friday night.

Ben Noll

39,323 views • 2 years ago

Tonight, I led a moment of silence with Congressman Cleo Fields and the Louisiana delegation on the House floor to honor the eight precious children whose lives were taken by senseless, unspeakable evil: -Jayla Elkins, 3 -Shayla Elkins, 5 -Kayla Pugh, 6 -Layla Pugh, 7 -Markaydon Pugh, 10 -Sariahh Snow, 11 -Khedarrion Snow, 6 -Braylon Snow, 5 The hearts of the entire community are broken, and we continue to pray for all involved—the families forever changed by this violence, the classmates who missed their friends at school today, and the first responders, law enforcement, and local leaders who have been handling this terrible tragedy since Sunday morning. May God comfort them all.

Tonight, I led a moment of silence with Congressman Cleo Fields and the Louisiana delegation on the House floor to honor the eight precious children whose lives were taken by senseless, unspeakable evil: -Jayla Elkins, 3 -Shayla Elkins, 5 -Kayla Pugh, 6 -Layla Pugh, 7 -Markaydon Pugh, 10 -Sariahh Snow, 11 -Khedarrion Snow, 6 -Braylon Snow, 5 The hearts of the entire community are broken, and we continue to pray for all involved—the families forever changed by this violence, the classmates who missed their friends at school today, and the first responders, law enforcement, and local leaders who have been handling this terrible tragedy since Sunday morning. May God comfort them all.

Speaker Mike Johnson

139,200 views • 2 months ago

Who is ready for a little Christmas in July? With 5 months until Christmas we are excited to announce "Mark Tremonti Christmas Classics New & Old" - out October 27th, 2023! Grab your exclusive copied of the record and merch today at: Christmas Classics New & Old: 1) The Most Wonderful Time of the Year 2) Jingle Bells 3) The Christmas Song 4) Christmas Morning 5) The First Noel 6) Santa Claus Is Comin’ to Town 7) Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas 8) Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow! 9) O Holy Night 10) This Christmas

Who is ready for a little Christmas in July? With 5 months until Christmas we are excited to announce "Mark Tremonti Christmas Classics New & Old" - out October 27th, 2023! Grab your exclusive copied of the record and merch today at: Christmas Classics New & Old: 1) The Most Wonderful Time of the Year 2) Jingle Bells 3) The Christmas Song 4) Christmas Morning 5) The First Noel 6) Santa Claus Is Comin’ to Town 7) Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas 8) Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow! 9) O Holy Night 10) This Christmas

Alter Bridge

43,840 views • 3 years ago

1ST WINTER STORM OF THE SEASON NEXT WEEK… ❄️EARLY CALL ON PRECIP TYPE & IMPACTS I hope you all had a wonderful Thanksgiving!! Tuesday continues to look interesting as the guidance slowly aligns. At this point, fleeting cold air on Tuesday will limit how much snow can actually accumulate — but several key questions with this system still remain. Here’s my early breakdown: 🟩 Zone 1 – ALL RAIN (Green Zone) Climatology + temperature profiles strongly favor a pure rain event for Coastal NJ and Long Island. 🩷 Zone 2 – SNOW ➜ MIX ➜ RAIN (Pink Zone) This will be the trickiest area. Some cold air will be available early, allowing wet snow to mix with rain going to pure rain. If the storm strengthens a bit more, dynamic cooling could support brief, very wet accumulations, especially N&W of NYC. ⬜ Zone 3 – Wet Snow / Mixing (White Zone) A quick thump of wet snow Tuesday with low snow ratios — making this a heavy, sloppy snow. General 3–4" expected, with isolated 4"+ possible in higher elevations along and north of I-80 and into the Hudson Valley. This is how I see things right now. I’ll break down more details on PIX11 News This Morning until 10am, and again on the 4/5/6/10pm newscasts.

1ST WINTER STORM OF THE SEASON NEXT WEEK… ❄️EARLY CALL ON PRECIP TYPE & IMPACTS I hope you all had a wonderful Thanksgiving!! Tuesday continues to look interesting as the guidance slowly aligns. At this point, fleeting cold air on Tuesday will limit how much snow can actually accumulate — but several key questions with this system still remain. Here’s my early breakdown: 🟩 Zone 1 – ALL RAIN (Green Zone) Climatology + temperature profiles strongly favor a pure rain event for Coastal NJ and Long Island. 🩷 Zone 2 – SNOW ➜ MIX ➜ RAIN (Pink Zone) This will be the trickiest area. Some cold air will be available early, allowing wet snow to mix with rain going to pure rain. If the storm strengthens a bit more, dynamic cooling could support brief, very wet accumulations, especially N&W of NYC. ⬜ Zone 3 – Wet Snow / Mixing (White Zone) A quick thump of wet snow Tuesday with low snow ratios — making this a heavy, sloppy snow. General 3–4" expected, with isolated 4"+ possible in higher elevations along and north of I-80 and into the Hudson Valley. This is how I see things right now. I’ll break down more details on PIX11 News This Morning until 10am, and again on the 4/5/6/10pm newscasts.

Mike Masco

214,786 views • 7 months ago