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Storm to bring ice, heavy rain and flood risk as drastic temperature swings occur in northeastern US
Weather News - January 22, 2019, 2:33:26 PM EST
While Arctic air will leave quickly enough to allow a dramatic rise in temperature later this week, a storm will bring locally heavy rain with ice at the onset in some locations and a change back to snow in other areas of the northeastern United States spanning Wednesday to Thursday.
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Tow boat struggles through icy river
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Tow boats moving barges on the Mississippi River, near Clarksville, Missouri, struggled to maneuver through thick ice on January 21.
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Snow, ice and slippery travel to precede next round of Arctic air in midwestern US
Weather News - January 22, 2019, 2:52:27 PM EST
Snow and ice will sweep through the midwestern United States into Tuesday night ahead of the next blast of Arctic air poised to arrive late this week.
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1 dead in Colorado avalanche
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A skier was killed after an avalanche buried him near Aspen, Colorado, on January 21.
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Drenching storm to cause flooding, travel issues in southeastern US through midweek
Weather News - January 22, 2019, 1:46:25 PM EST
Following a quick blast of Arctic air, a slow-moving storm will drench the southern United States and raise the risk of localized flooding spanning Tuesday night to Thursday of this week.
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Residents without heat in frigid temperature
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Rhode Island Governor, Gina Raimondo, has declared a state of emergency due to a low-pressure gas situation. Which has left thousands of residents without heat in dangerous cold temperatures.
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Plane carrying Argentine football star goes missing over the English Channel during unsettled weather
Weather News - January 22, 2019, 1:24:15 PM EST
A plane carrying newly signed Premier League footballer Emiliano Sala went missing over the English Channel near Guernsey on Monday night.
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Water fountain completely freezes over from cold temperatures
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The weather is so cold in the Northeast that a water fountain in Bryant Park in New York City froze. Temperatures reached well below freezing overnight and early morning creating something that you usually only see in the movies.
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How do avalanches occur?
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For those who enjoy partaking in recreational activities in the wide open backcountry, understanding the dangers of avalanches and how they form is essential.
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Hypnotic snowfall looks like a scene from a fairytale
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This is the enchanting scene of a canyon in the Caucasus mountains painted white with snow. This was taken in Georgia's separatist republic of Abkhazia on January 13.
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The silent killer: How to protect your home against radon gas
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Unbeknownst to millions of families, the leading cause of lung cancer among non-smokers could be lurking inside their homes.
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Heavy wind sends waves of snow rolling across field
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Wind gusts of 30 - 40 mph created these "snow waves" on a field in Penn Yan, New York on January 21st.
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Netherlands to France set for 1st widespread snowfall of the year into Wednesday
Weather News - January 22, 2019, 10:16:08 AM EST
Parts of western Europe, including much of the Netherlands, Belgium and France, will look like a winter wonderland as snow continues to fall into Wednesday.
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Tips to use ice melt products properly
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A common method to melt snow and ice is by spreading rock salt. Some people put generous amounts, but using more salt than necessary does not mean it's more effective. In fact, it can actually be less effective and more harmful. Let's find out why.
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Mediterranean storm to slam Italy, Balkan Peninsula later this week
Weather News - January 22, 2019, 12:23:46 PM EST
Heavy rain and snow will impact much of Italy and the Balkan Peninsula from Thursday into this weekend.
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Carbon monoxide winter dangers
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The risk of carbon monoxide poisoning in your home skyrockets during the winter months. Learn how you can protect your family from this invisible threat.
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