Destructive ice storm to cause widespread travel delays throughout central US
January 12, 2017, 10:24:00 AM EST
Jan 12, 2017; 9:00 AM ET Mass flight cancelations and slippery roads are possible in the upper Midwest into Sunday. More
Jan 12, 2017; 9:00 AM ET Mass flight cancelations and slippery roads are possible in the upper Midwest into Sunday. More
People from Texas to Ohio are bracing for a long-duration ice storm that could turn destructive and cut power to… More
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People from Texas to Ohio are bracing for a long-duration ice storm that could turn destructive and cut power to hundreds of thousands from Friday to Sunday.
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A storm will spread snow, ice and slippery travel into the northeastern United States this weekend.
About eight feet of snow fell on the Greater Lake Tahoe area of California, on Jan. 10 and 11. The heavy blizzard was declared a tier 4 storm. The highest level.
A new train of storms will arrive with a return of flooding and wintry travel for the West Coast states during the second half of January.
Recent rainfall has caused flooding across northern California but many are trying to find the silver lining of the storms.
Following a week of icy winter weather and springtime rain alike, the south-central United States will continue to deal with a disruptive weather pattern into the third week of January.
Almost 100 vehicles were caught in a massive pileup caused by snowy conditions in Newcastle, Ontario, on Jan. 7. There were no fatalities but several people were taken to the hospital with minor injuries.