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Winter Storm Warning Still in Effect for Parts of Long Island
Updated 8:45 p.m. Tuesday A Coastal Flood Statement has been issued for Long Island, including parts of southern Nassau County. Waves of 8 to 12 feet could result in erosion along Atlantic facing beaches, according to the National Weather Service. Western Suffolk County has been placed under a Winter Weather Advisory until 12 a.m. Wednesday, and the Winter Storm Warning has been canceled. Wind gusts up to 35 MPH could be expected, as well as an additional snow accumulation of...
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Juno's Impact Lessens in Southern New England
Updated 2 p.m. EST — enacted Monday night in preparation for Winter Storm Juno — ended Tuesday at 2 p.m., Gov. Dannel Malloy announced, urging caution on the roadways.Earlier in the day, the state lifted the ban for local roads only in Fairfield and Litchfield counties. These moves largely signaled the end of Winter Storm Juno's threat to the southern New England area though some severe weather warnings remained in effect. Overnight Monday into Tuesday, Juno dumped more than 20...
5 Things You Should Know About Winter Storm Juno
1.) Blizzard Conditions Likely, But Not Everywhere Winter Storm Alerts Blizzard warnings are in effect for seven states and 28 million people as of late Monday morning. However, some locales in this large swath may not actually achieve blizzard conditions. This is because there is a strict set of meteorological criteria that needs to be met: Heavy and/or blowing snowWinds greater than 35 mphVisibilities less than 1/4 mileConditions must persist for more than three hours Even if some locations don't...
Cross-Country Winter Storm Developing Over Southwest
As we plow (sometimes literally) through the heart of winter, the atmosphere is starting to toss out winter storms left and right. Current Radar Winter Weather Warnings, Watches and Advisories (Alerts issued by the National Weather Service.) We had Winter Storm Juno earlier in the week, and is now sweeping into New England. (JUNO: | | || ) But we're already watching yet another storm system, now developing over the Southwest, that will move across the country as we close...
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