Nearly every customer in Lunenburg loses power amid heavy, wet snow
Heavy, wet snow from a ferocious late-season nor'easter caused tree limbs to fall, power lines to buckle, knocking out power to nearly every customer in several Massachusetts towns.
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Two more days to prepare — or worry.
- The Hill
California snowpack climbs to all-time high, more winter weather on the way
Following a remarkable winter in which back-to-back “atmospheric rivers” pummeled the West Coast, California’s snowpack levels have climbed to an all-time high, according to state meteorologists. The state’s average snow-water equivalent — the amount of water contained in a snowpack — soared to 236 percent of seasonal norms on Thursday, surpassing a 1982-1983 record, the California Department…
- KMSP
Snow totals from latest Twin Cities winter storm
The latest snowstorm pushed the Twin Cities into the top three snowiest winters on record, with 89.7 inches of snow for the season so far.
- The State Journal-Register
Tornado touches down north of Springfield, damaging homes, businesses
The storm hit Sangamon County shortly before 6 p.m. Friday after moving through the Jacksonville area.
- Fox Weather
The Daily Weather Update from FOX Weather: Severe weather outbreak could span 20 states
Start your day with the latest weather news – A powerful storm system is expected to produce a widespread severe weather outbreak in the central U.S. today and dump snow on millions of Americans across the country's northern tier.
- INSIDER
Crowds of passengers took shelter inside O'Hare Airport as hundreds of flights are delayed amid severe storms, tornado warnings: 'I have never seen anything like this'
Kaitlyn Hoch told Insider the crowd at O'Hare International Airport was "super chill and relaxed" as they waited for the storm to pass.
- Fox Weather
Tornadoes, damaging wind gusts race across Northeast
A storm system that spawned dozens of tornadoes in America's heartland made its presence known on Saturday across the Northeast with hundreds of reports of gusty winds as well as few tornadoes.
- Out Traveler
El Niño Brings Record Ocean Temperatures – Here’s What That Means for You
Should you cancel those vacation plans, or just pack an umbrella?
- The Des Moines Register
Tornadoes wreak extensive damage in eastern Iowa; disaster proclamation issued for 12 counties
Severe storms swept across southeastern Iowa Friday, damaging homes, businesses. Gov. Kim Reynolds signs disaster relief proclamation for 12 counties.
- Fox Weather
Deadly tornado outbreak marches eastward Saturday after rocking heartland
A tornado outbreak that has moved through the heartland has turned deadly with search and rescue efforts still underway. There were at least 50 reports of tornadoes across half a dozen states.
- Green Bay Press-Gazette
Winter storm drops up to 16 inches of snow in the Northwoods
A slow-moving, low-pressure system sparked a few tornadoes in southern Wisconsin and dropped over a foot of snow in the Northwoods.
- Lexington Herald-Leader
‘This is not a drill.’ State of emergency declared ahead of potentially severe weather
The storm is expected to arrive Friday evening, according to the National Weather Service.
- Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Severe weather expected in southern Wisconsin while multiple rounds of snow are likely up north
Latest storm could bring high winds, hail and tornadoes to southern Wisconsin while multiple rounds of snow are expected up north.
- Fox Weather
Deadly tornado that ripped through Little Rock area rated at least EF-3
A tornado that ripped through the Little Rock, Arkansas, area Friday killed at least one person, injured others and caused catastrophic damage to several homes.
- IndyStar | The Indianapolis Star
Storm damage along I-65 near Whiteland
Storm damage littered along I-65 near Whiteland, Indiana on Saturday, April 1, 2023.
- Fresno Bee
California’s beleaguered bullet train faces another hurdle: flooding from melting snow
Construction sites have been inundated by storm runoff. “There’s a lot of work we can’t get to.”
- Fox Weather
Catastrophic destruction, widespread power outages follow after multi-state deadly tornado outbreak
Friday night was a terrifying night for families up and down America’s heartland as the most active severe weather outbreak this year so far left at least 14 dead and dozens injured. Residents across several states are cleaning up the damage from dozens of tornadoes.
- The Register-Guard
2 to 4 feet of snow forecast for Oregon mountain passes as spring break ends
Snow levels are expected to drop Friday night from 3,000 feet to 1,500 feet, with the possibility of some snow accumulating as low as 500 feet.
- Raleigh News and Observer
Man chopped down trees so they’d fall on newly built homes, North Carolina cops say
A Realtor showing one of the homes found it destroyed by a tree, a police chief said.
- The News-Press
View from above: Aerial video shows Fort Myers Beach scars six months after Ian
Adding to the special coverage we have been providing to mark the six-month anniversary of Hurricane Ian, this drone video provides a unique view.