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Forecast: Unseasonably Cold Weather Approaching Overnight, Bringing Colder Temperatures to Start the Week
Cold air and possible snow flurries are expected to come tonight, starting the week off with colder temperatures more similar to the dead of winter as opposed to the beginning of spring. Temperatures will rise by the middle of the week, but the first half will be cold and windy.
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Vermonters Make Most of Latest Snowfall
Widespread snowfall blanketed Vermont Friday, creating experiences ranging from tragic to fun. Vermont State Police reported at least one death from a multi-car crash in hazardous conditions on Interstate 89 in Milton, which involved around 30 vehicles and forced an hourslong closure to the highway. According to VSP, the crash happened during heavy and blowing snow, when the road was…
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On Snowy Day in Vermont, Some Take to the Frigid Water
Snow fell Friday in Vermont, but some dove into the icy water as they sought to make the most of it.
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Punxsutawney Phil Predicts 6 More Weeks of Winter
Punxsutawney Phil emerged Wednesday to predict six more weeks of winter. The groundhog’s prediction came as 90 million people are currently under winter weather alerts as a major storm sweeps across more than 2,000 miles of the U.S.
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Snow and Rain Give Way as Temperatures Begin to Dip
The powerful storm blasting New England on Monday continues to truck along to the northeast. While cold air wraps around the belly of the storm and makes its return to the region, winds will shift from damaging gusts out of the east and southeast to fresh but non-damaging winds out of the southwest. Many inland communities picked up four to…
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Forecast: Rain Exits While Winds Remains and Temperatures Drop
Monday: Lingering snow to rain, gusty wind with pockets of power outages, late AM coastal flooding. All tapers during afternoon. Highs in the 40s. Overnight Monday Night: Mixed showers give way to clearing. Lows in the 20s. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, cool, breezy. Highs near 30, wind chill 20.
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New Year Brings More Canceled Flights for Air Travelers
The new year is bringing more of the same old misery that air travelers in the United States have been enduring for more than a week
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WATCH: Dashcam Catches Moment Falling Tree Almost Crushes Car
A dashcam caught the moment a falling tree almost crushed an Oregon Department of Transportation vehicle.
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Forecast: Looking at Weather for Christmas Week
Monday night: Partly cloudy, cold breeze. Lows in the 20s.
Tuesday: Fair, brisk. Highs near 40.
Wednesday: Areas of light rain, brief AM wintry mix north & west. Highs around 40. -
Forecast: Rain and Fog, Freezing Rain and Snow Continue Across New England
Overnight (Saturday): Rain and fog coast, mix and freezing rain inland MA/NH boarder, snow far north. Lows in the 30s....
Sunday: Overcast with rain/snow showers early, some icy spots N & W, breezy with increasing PM sun. Temps in the 30s. Sunday Night: Breezy and very cold. Lows upper teens to low 20s, wind chills in the low teens....
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Forecast: Winter Weather Continues Across New England
Saturday night: Ongoing rain, sleet then rain again with a chance of mix, lows in the mid 30s
Sunday: Early am precipitation, cloudy with a gradual braking in the clouds becoming a mostly sunny afternoon, highs near 40. Monday: Sunny highs in the mid 30s. -
Poor Driving Conditions as Mix of Snow, Rain and Sleet Fall Across New England
A winter storm is moving through New England, bringing snow, sleet and rain Saturday. It’s not a great night to be on the roads, and New Hampshire State Police said they were responding to crashes throughout the Granite State.
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‘Winter Is Coming': Mayor Wu Details Plans for Weather, Homelessness in Boston
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu on Monday outlined her plan for winter weather, which includes “transitional spaces” for people experiencing homelessness during the city’s ongoing public health crisis. At a news conference in the Boston Public Works yard Monday, Wu detailed 18 new pieces of equipment added to the city’s arsenal as well as resources available for people experiencing homelessness...
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Shortage of Snowplow Drivers Hampers States as Storms Arrive
This winter, more motorists may find themselves stuck on snowy highways or have their travel delayed due to a shortage of snowplow drivers
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New England's Winter Power Supply Adequate, But There Are Risks, Grid Operator Says
Electric grid operators expect to be able to keep the lights on in New England this winter. But having come close to a major problem during a costly cold snap here four years ago and watching the recent struggles of power systems in California and Texas, ISO-New England is also doing more to highlight the risks the region’s power...
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First Alert: Snow Accumulating in Northern New England, Wintry Mix Falling South
In northern New England, we’ve got winter advisories and warnings with snow coming down all through Friday night. Ski country is doing quite well getting all the snow. Bursts of snow are appearing closer to the coastline, as well into the North Shore through the night. Temperatures will be running above freezing so we’re not talking about huge concerns,...
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Help Wanted: Search on for Snow Plow Drivers in Mass.
The demand for drivers ahead of the winter is such that cities and towns across the state are offering some eye-catching incentives.
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Weather Forecast: Cloudy and Temperatures in the 40s
Today (Wednesday): Cloudy start, fair finish. Pleasant afternoon with highs in the 40s, light breeze. Overnight Wednesday Night: Passing clouds late. Lows in the 20s. Thursday: Bright and breezy. Highs around 40, feels like 30.
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Woman Delivers Premature ‘Miracle' Baby in Car During Texas Storm
Helen and Abiey Woldemichael chose the perfect name for their daughter, who was born at 25 weeks gestation during Texas’ winter storm Uri. “Amari means miracle in Hebrew,” Abiey, 33, told TODAY Parents. “And that’s what she is.” Amari’s team of doctors agree. Helen, who wasn’t due until May 30, gave birth to Amari in the backseat of her car on the way to Baylor...
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Texas PUC Chairman Resigns After Winter Storm Energy Crisis Knocks Out Power to Millions for Days
In a letter to Gov. Greg Abbott on Monday, DeAnn Walker resigned as the Chairman of the Public Utility Commission of Texas and is calling on others to come forward and accept their role in last month’s energy crisis.