Record Warmth for Wednesday; Few Showers in the Evening
Temperatures are expected to reach a high near 70 degrees on Wednesday.
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Fox WeatherMultiday severe weather threat looms in South for first week of spring
Spring begins the typical uptick in tornadoes across the U.S., and right on cue, a multiday severe weather threat with tornadoes, damaging winds and large hail looms for parts of the South in the season's first week.
- Akron Beacon Journal
It's mid-March and the Great Lakes are virtually ice-free. That's a problem.
Ice cover is extremely low for this time of year. No ice can affect the food web and have other detrimental effects.
- Sacramento Bee
Avalanche engulfs three, killing one skier, in Colorado backcountry, authorities say
One of the survivors hiked out to find help.
- LA Times
Flooding vulnerabilities of L.A. River's Glendale Narrows spark concern amid record rain
Glendale Narrows remains the only major segment of the 51-mile-long L.A. River flood control system that was not designed to contain a 100-year flood.
- Fox Weather
California crops lost after floods, how much of the US will feel the shortage?
Too much thing, rain, is sinking farmers’ bottom lines across California’s Central Coast. The area some call "America’s salad bowl" more resembles a soup bowl as round after round of atmospheric river-fueled storms overwhelmed farmland. We all may start to notice a difference in the grocery store as some staples become harder to find.
- KCRA - Sacramento Videos
More rain and snow moves into Northern California
KCRA 3 Weather meteorologist Dirk Verdoorn looks at when the next round of wind, rain and snow will arrive in Northern California and how much you can expect.
- Fresno Bee
Flooding reported near historic Black town in Tulare County. Did someone breach riverbank?
Crews were working in the area to stop the flooding.
- LA Times
Thousands of Central Valley residents told to leave homes ahead of another rain onslaught
Thousands of residents have been told to evacuate their homes in California's Central Valley as another storm arrives.
- KTVU
Another Atmospheric River is on the way to the Bay Area
It will be a rainy start to the work week in the Bay Area. Light showers are expected on Monday, a stronger storm will arrive on Tuesday. The rain is expected to subside by Wednesday.
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Snowpack and rainfall are below normal for Whatcom County. Is drought likely?
As La Niña ends, climatologists look toward fall and the possibility of an El Niño weather cycle.
- Sacramento Bee
5.4-magnitude quake in ocean off Alaska felt hundreds of miles away, seismologists say
“You know it’s a big one when it opens your kitchen cabinets.”
- Fresno Bee
Ugly deeds, high drama, and politics swirl amid the waters of a re-emerging Tulare Lake
“This is just a baby flood compared to what we’ll see later this spring.”
- Fresno Bee
Another atmospheric river will arrive in the Fresno area. Will snow levels drop?
See road conditions around Shaver Lake.
- KRIV
Freezing Precipitation without Freezing Temperatures, Your Gulf Coast Weather Authority explains
Both the National Weather Service and viewers reported sleet pellets mixing in with a cold rain on Saturday morning on the south side of town in Houston.
- Associated Press
Louisiana works out deal for family to keep pet nutria
After much public outcry, state officials now say they will let a Louisiana couple keep a 22-pound nutria -- a beady-eyed, orange-toothed, rat-tailed rodent commonly considered a wetlands-damaging pest -- as a pet that frolics with their dog, snuggles in their arms and swims in the family pool. The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries, in a statement Friday, said Myra and Denny Lacoste are being allowed to apply for a permit so they can legally keep Neuty the Nutria in their New Orleans home, The Times-Picayune/The New Orleans Advocate reported.
- The Hill
Much of California has escaped drought, but what lies ahead?
A recent barrage of winter storms has helped rescue much of California from years of drought, but the state is bracing for possible floods and continued groundwater shortages in the months ahead. At this time last year, the entire Golden State was coping with drought. Now nearly 64 percent of it is drought-free, after a series of “atmospheric rivers”…
- USA TODAY
Know before you go: These 5 US airports have the most flight disruptions
Experts say there will be less flight disruptions this year but to beware of these U.S. major airports with the most flight cancellations and delays.
- AFP
Unwanted visitor ruins spring break in Florida - toxic algae
With its brilliant sun, white sand and turquoise water, Lido Key Beach would make for a perfect postcard of Florida beaches if it weren't for the dozens of dead fish lying on the shore, killed by a toxic algae bloom known as red tide.Facing the Lido Beach Resort, Napier seems resigned to living with the toxic bloom.
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Two more storms bearing down on California
At least two storm systems are forecast to hit California this week, bringing more flooding rain and mountain snow to the already weather-battered state. Len Ramirez reports.
- The Telegraph
Rare 6ft shark washes up on Hampshire beach – and is quickly decapitated
It was a golden opportunity to learn more about a rare and secretive shark species that had never been found before in the UK.