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Why It's Important to Keep Your Pets Inside!
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- Why It's Important to Keep Your Pets Inside!
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- 2:28
- Date posted
- 11 years ago
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- (02/12/2016) – Meteorologist Rhonda Lee speaks with Animal Expert Jen Adams with Northeast Animal Shelter on Feb. 11, 2016 about brutally cold temperatures and what you can do to keep your animals safe.
More: www.WeatherNationTV.com –©2016– WeatherNation
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- Are you Ready For a Wildflower "Super Bloom"? It's Coming!
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- 2:58
- Date posted
- 11 years ago
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- In what could be a rare ‘super bloom’, Death Valley is transforming from a valley of death to a valley of life.
When asked about the bloom, Park Ranger Alan Van Valkenburg stated, “If you get the chance to see a bloom in Death Valley, especially a super bloom, you should take the opportunity to see it because it could be a once in a lifetime opportunity.”
Alan went on to say, "Everything is in place for a super bloom to happen, but we are anxiously waiting for the forecasted El Niño rains to start falling before the flowers wilt. The wildflower bloom is already very nice, but should become more widespread and long-running with that rain. Keep your fingers crossed!"
When asked about the length of the 'super bloom', Alan went on to say, "On the valley floor the bloom should last until April. Then there may be different flowers at higher elevations.
More: www.WeatherNationTV.com – Video: Death Valley National Park
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- A Week of Beastly and Beautiful Weather
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- 1:51
- Date posted
- 11 years ago
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- (2/10/16) –This week started with winter in full swing with big wind and heavy snow affecting millions.
Before we get to the beast, let's take a quick look at the beauty. Before the big storms made into the Great Smokey Mountains of North Carolina on Monday, light snow fell near Boone in a scene straight out of a fantasy film. Before long though, the clouds thickened, the wind picked up and the real snow began, blanketing the mountains in a new coating of white.
At the same time hundreds of miles northward, Massachusetts' coast was being hammered by a pounding storm surge. The waves damaged homes, flooded streets and pushed sand and debris inland for blocks.
And making things worse, the snow came next, whipped by high winds, that caused more problems on the streets and threatened to bring down more powerlines, that would put more people in the dark during the storm's peak.
Then we head to Pennsylvania. In Harrisburg, capital city re...
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- How to Stay Alive in a Dangerous Winter Storm
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- 2:26
- Date posted
- 11 years ago
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- Winter is far from over and as millions of us are still cleaning up after the last storm, we need to be prepared for the next one, whether it comes or not!
During the Blizzard of 2016 eighty million Americans were impacted by a full list of winter weather types. Sleet, snow, freezing rain, high winds and damaging storm surges contributed to more than 40 lives being lost as the system moved from the Deep South into New England.
Many of those lost in this event could have been saved with a little preparation and caution.
One of the most common indirect killers after winter storms is heart attack caused by over-exertion, usually from shoveling snow. If you're heading out with your shovel, make sure you're in good health; moving snow can be more strenuous than many normal exercises! Warm up before you start, use a small shovel to move many small loads instead of fewer large ones and take frequent breaks!
And while it's easy to see how ne...
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- What will Elvis do next?
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- 0:34
- Date posted
- 11 years ago
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- You never know what you are going to see in #LasVegas #NVwx!
What will Elvis do next?
More: www.WeatherNationTV.com – ©2016– WeatherNation
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- Timelapse: One Million People Turnout for Bronco's Super Bowl Victory Parade
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- 1:02
- Date posted
- 11 years ago
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- (2/9/15) –Perfect weather added to the draw for the Super Bowl 50 victory parade in downtown Denver with over a million spectators in attendance. Check out this awesome GoPro timelapse mounted on the windshield of Golden Fire-Rescue's Engine 21, giving you the Broncos Super Bowl Victory Parade in One Minute!
More: www.WeatherNationTV.com – Video: Golden Fire-Rescue'
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- As Locals Prepare for Snow, Baltimore's Totals Cost of January Blizzard at $9.4M
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- 1:21
- Date posted
- 11 years ago
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- TOWSON, Md - It cost about $54,000 per hour to plow snow from each of the 8,742 roads maintained by Baltimore County and $109,000 per hour to spread salt on these roads. That's according to a report released by Executive Kevin Kamenetz on Monday totaling costs accrued by the county due to January's historic storm as the Baltimore area preps for another anticipated storm this week.
The record-breaking January Blizzard was the heaviest and most costly single snowstorm in Baltimore County's history, and Kamenetz says officials are using lessons learned to ready for a forecasted Monday night snowfall.
Salt supplies have already been replenished - salt storage capacity was increased by 20,000 tons this year, allowing 80,000 tons of salt to be stored in 15 salt barns around Baltimore County. The January Blizzard cost the county $9.4 million, surpassing two 2010 snow storms that cost $4 million and $7 million respectively. The storm exceeded a $6 million "placeholde...
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- Reckless Driver Passing Snow Plows
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- 0:33
- Date posted
- 11 years ago
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- This could have ended very badly. Today, this driver put himself and our plow drivers at risk - and obviously never heard our plea to "bow to the plow." Law enforcement would have likely cited him for numerous offenses. Please be patient as we work to clear the roads from this latest storm.
More: www.WeatherNationTV.com – Video: Colorado Department of Transportation – ©2015– WeatherNation
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- A Wild Snowy Weekend in Weather
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- 1:40
- Date posted
- 11 years ago
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- This weekend, a big coastal storm system moved up the east coast dropping flooding rain and heavy snow along its path and the Upper Midwest got dumped on again, too.
In the South, North Carolina was a winter weather target. In Dunn, quick bursts of heavy snow transitioned to a snow sleet mix first, then to long-lasting rain, causing street flooding around the area, as nearby counties delayed the Monday morning school start because of icy roads.
Way up the coast, in Massachusetts, huge snowfall covered Worcester. The heavy snow not only made the roads treacherous, keeping road crews at work for hours.And it wasn't just the snow on the road that was a problem, at its heaviest fall rates, it dropped visibility to dangerous distances too.
The heavy wet snow also brought down huge tree limbs, making for dangerous travel and causing sporadic power outages.
Then on to the upper Midwest, where Minnesota got another dose of heavy snowfall...
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- Nantucket Coastal Flooding
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- 0:12
- Date posted
- 11 years ago
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- Flooding continues in Nantucket Sound Jetties Beach, MA
More: www.WeatherNationTV.com – Video: Blair @xplorenantucket
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- Nantucket Coastal Flooding
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- 0:20
- Date posted
- 11 years ago
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- Flooding continues in Nantucket Sound Jetties Beach, MA
More: www.WeatherNationTV.com – Video: Blair @xplorenantucket
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- Heavy Snow Hits Long Arlington, MA
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- 1:12
- Date posted
- 11 years ago
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- (2/5/16) – An Atlantic coastal low developed yesterday and tracked NNE along a stalled cold front just off the East Coast over the Atlantic. This low pressure center hugged the coast allowing rain to develop into snow early this morning. This low pressure center and frontal boundary offshore will continue to bring a mix of rain and snow into Saturday morning. This will remain a headache for commuters as they hit the road across the Northeast. Snowfall accumulations of 11+ inches have already been reported and will likely increase for some locations the next 12 hours. Snowfall rates of 1" per hour of the heavy wet snow will be favorable to produce power outages and more downed trees throughout the overnight. Numerous airline carriers waived change fees for flights to this region.
Clear skies will be expected for the Northeast once this moisture clears out Saturday AM as High Pressure builds in and stabilizes the atmosphere. This means a beautiful weekend. However, anoth...
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- WATCH: A Snowy Week for Some, Tornadic for Others
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- 1:57
- Date posted
- 11 years ago
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- (1/4/16) –2016 started with big winter weather events and this week the trend has continued with another massive storm system spawning winter weather on one side and more springlike severe weather on the other.
Hazleton, Iowa had absolute blizzard conditions. Strong wind and heavy snow swept across the area for hours.
The Cornhusker state was under the weather too... Nebraskans were getting buried deeper and deeper as the minutes passed.
In Minnesota, a state used to bitter cold, was getting their share of the blowing, piling, drifting snow too.In Minneapolis, it was time to fight the elements as the major storm dumped massive accumulations.
Traffic kept rolling for a while, but it was rough going for drivers in the metro.
While others did their best to fight the elements on foot and some residents were already on the big job of snow removal.
Rochester was under the snow gun too. Some drivers moved okay, while o...
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- Destructive Tornado Aftermath Aliceville, AL
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- 4:26
- Date posted
- 11 years ago
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- After an active weather week across portions of the southeast, many folks are still picking up the pieces left from a tornado that roared through the small community of Aliceville, AL on Tuesday evening.
Meteorologist Merry Matthews spoke w a local reporter (Lillian Lalo) from WIAT 42 News who was on the scene of considerable damage following this storm
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- How Weather Impacts the X Games
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- 2:51
- Date posted
- 11 years ago
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- Winter weather can turn on a dime. This can change the performance of winter sports athletes and in doing so the outcome of the games. What did these extreme sports warriors have to say? The latest on WeatherNation:
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- Colorado Braces for Winter Storm & Heavy Snow
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- 2:10
- Date posted
- 11 years ago
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- (2/1/16) – Watch the latest live as this winter storm turns severe.
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- Reno Police Officer Takes a Snowball Fight Break
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- 0:20
- Date posted
- 11 years ago
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- (1/31/16) –After recent record snow fall in Reno, NV, Tracy Leighann posted a video on Facebook saying:
After an event on Saturday night in Reno, we walked outside and saw it had snowed while inside. Everyone was having fun with it, when this officer pulled up, he put his car in park, got out and joined in on the snowball fight fun. It's a short video but I'm happy I caught some of it.
I'm posting it because I was taught to respect LEO's and I'm tired of the negative attitudes towards them. Thank you to this officer with the Reno Police Department, you made our night even better!
More: www.WeatherNationTV.com – Video: Tracy Leighann
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- My WeatherNation – This Week in Your Pictures (1/28/16)
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- 1:09
- Date posted
- 11 years ago
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- (1/28/16) –Your images help tell the story. Did yours make the top images of the week?
More: www.WeatherNationTV.com – Video: ©2015– WeatherNation
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- Blizzard of 2016: Explaining Winter Safety Following Monster Storm
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- 2:26
- Date posted
- 11 years ago
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- 1/28/16 – John Van Pelt explains how to stay safe when trying to cope with the after effects of a monster snowstorm like the Blizzard of 2016.
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- WeatherNation Workshop Explaining Upslope Flow
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- 2:20
- Date posted
- 11 years ago
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- 1-27-16 Emmy Award Winner Addison Green explains orographic lift, or upslope flow.
More: www.WeatherNationTV.com – Video: IF WEATHERNATION VIDEO DELETE
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- Recap: Massive Nor'Easter Hits the Northeast
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- 4:27
- Date posted
- 11 years ago
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- (1/25/16) – Meteorologists Chris Bianchi and Rhonda Lee recap the days just after the massive Nor'Easter that hit the Northeast. They discuss what it entails to cleanup after such a big snow storm and how to stay safe when trying to clean the snow around your home.
More: www.WeatherNationTV.com
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- WATCH: Crippling East Coast Blizzard in Review
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- 3:26
- Date posted
- 11 years ago
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- (1/25/16) – After more than a week of forecasts becoming clearer and clearer, predicting a potentially historic Winter storm on the East Coast, the pictures began to confirm the forecasts.
It started late Thursday, in the South, with a wintry mix of snow, sleet and freezing rain. An army of road crews hit the road in South Carolina to spread salt and sand first. And then the power crews began to stage to prepare for the imminent outages the freezing rain and heavy snow would bring.
Then on to Tennessee where heavy snow covered roads and stranded cars all around Music City. And in Henry County, it was a near whiteout situation making hard work even harder for crews trying to keep the roads clear.
In North Carolina, there was more snow in the mountains, but that was followed in the central part of the state by more sleet and freezing rain and in Greensboro, even with a heavy coating of sand put down by the DOT, cars were spinning out everywhe...
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- Massive Snowball Fight Breaks out in DC (1 of 2)
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- 0:27
- Date posted
- 11 years ago
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- When life gives you snow . . . make snowballs! After recent record snowfall across the region, people in Washington DC’s Dupont Circle had no shortage of ammunition.
More: www.WeatherNationTV.com – Video: Washington DC Snowball Fight Association - ©2015– WeatherNation
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- Blizzard 2016 Washington DC Road Condtions
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- 1:25
- Date posted
- 11 years ago
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- (1/22/16) – WeatherNation is live on the ground for this historic storm bringing you the latest updates.
Watch LIVE: bit.ly/LiveWeather
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- Mesmerizing Ride Up a Colorado Ski Lift on a Glorious Powder Day
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- 1:43
- Date posted
- 11 years ago
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- (1/21/16) – Take a look at a beautiful Vail, Colorado snow day.
More: www.WeatherNationTV.com – Video: John Sweat
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- Nor'easter Threatens East Coast – We Chat with NWS Warning Coordinator
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- 2:04
- Date posted
- 11 years ago
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- (1/20/16) – Watch the latest LIVE: bit.ly/LiveWeather
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- Nor'Easter Becoming More Likely as Weekend Approaches
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- 2:12
- Date posted
- 11 years ago
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- 1/19/16 – Meteorologist Chris Bianchi analyzes different weather models and possible tracks for a significant snowstorm that could hit the Northeast by the weekend.
More: www.WeatherNationTV.com – Video: IF WEATHERNATION VIDEO DELETE
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- A One-Two Punch to the Nation’s Midsection
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- 1:05
- Date posted
- 11 years ago
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- (1/19/16) – A One, Two Punch
While most are talking about the possible Nor'easter this weekend for the Mid Atlantic and the Northeast, these storms will actually bring heavy snow and some ice south of the Mason Dixon line as they move from west to east.
The first of what could be several waves move across the country today. A little rain, sleet and snow fell in Denver, Colorado early Tuesday morning. But as this storm moves east today it will bring the snow with it. From Kansas City, Missouri to Knoxville, Tennessee. In general, we're looking at 1"-3", but some could pick up a quick 3"-5".
Here's the thing, this is just the first of what could be three storms. The next one will track through Thursday and Saturday. There's still some uncertainty, however, as it stands now, there could be an additional 3"-5" in most locations.
Obviously we will continue our conversation about the potential for big snow in the northeast....
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- Possible Nor'Easter On a Crash Course for the Northeast?
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- 2:01
- Date posted
- 11 years ago
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- (1/18/16) - Meteorologist Chris Bianchi examines the possibility of a Nor'Easter hitting the Northeast in the next few days and into the weekend.
More: www.WeatherNationTV.com - ©2015– WeatherNation
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- Killer Tornados & Winter Weather
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- 1:58
- Date posted
- 11 years ago
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- (1/18/16) –The most devastating weather of the weekend hit Florida. On Saturday, we saw relatively uncommon January tornadoes rip through parts of Florida. Of the four reported tornadoes, one turned deadly, killing a couple in Duette and injuring their son and four grandchildren.
A neighbor of that family said on Sunday morning, "Lives can't be rebuilt, that home won't be rebuilt, there's nobody left to rebuild it."
And as the storms tore through Sarasota, the damage was widespread. Downed trees took out power in the storm's path and had repair crews working through the night.And widely scattered debris made traveling in the dark hazardous for drivers, too.
On Saturday, it was typical winter weather causing the problems, in Texas. Wichita Falls, was getting a good coating of snow, but early on, the roads were in pretty good shape.
Oklahoma had its share of big snow too and while the plow crews worked hard to keep the roads clear, one da...
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- Did Recent Torrential Rains Help California's Historic Drought
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- 1:01
- Date posted
- 11 years ago
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- (1/15/16) Even after a series of storms, only minor improvements were made to the drought-stricken California. The state is going on five years in a drought, with parts of central California in an exceptional drought.
Only a 2 percent improvement was measured by the newly released California Drought Monitor. That keeps more than 42 percent of California in an exceptional drought. This is after areas like Sacramento received over two and a half inches of rain since the New Year.
In desperate need of more rain, an El Nino winter could mean relief. The warming waters in the Pacific mean a wetter-than-normal winter for the Golden State.
More: www.WeatherNationTV.com – ©2015– WeatherNation
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- Sarasota Florida Storm Damage
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- 0:16
- Date posted
- 11 years ago
- Description
- (1/15/16) – Watch the latest LIVE: bit.ly/LiveWeather
More: www.WeatherNationTV.com – Video: Sarasota Sheriff
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- Tornado Warnings and Severe Weather Continue Across Florida
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- 0:19
- Date posted
- 11 years ago
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- (1/15/16) – WATCH LIVE: bit.ly/LiveWeather
More: www.WeatherNationTV.com – Video: ALDO FABIAN
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- Hurricane Alex Viewed From International Space Station
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- 0:37
- Date posted
- 11 years ago
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- (1/15/16) – Captured live via ISS livestream: www.ustream.tv/channel/iss-hde...
Approximately 6am EST on 15 Jan 2016
More: www.WeatherNationTV.com – Video: ISS
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- GOES East Video of Hurricane Alex
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- 0:08
- Date posted
- 11 years ago
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- (1/14/16) – #HURRICANEALEX: NOAA’s GOES-East satellite imagery, released by NASA on Thursday, shows the development of out-of-season Hurricane Alex in the central Atlantic Ocean from January 10 to 14. The rare January hurricane, which has maximum sustained winds of 85 mph (140 kph), formed far out in the Atlantic on Thursday.
The U.S. National Hurricane Center said in a Facebook post that Alex was the first hurricane to form in the month of January since 1938, and the first hurricane to be present in this month since Alice, which formed in late December 1954.
Alex was expected to move over or near parts of Portugal’s mid-Atlantic Azores Islands on Friday, the U.S. National Hurricane Center said.
More: www.WeatherNationTV.com – Video: NASA's Hurricane
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- Possible Nor'Easter Approaching Boston Area
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- 3:35
- Date posted
- 11 years ago
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- 1/13/16 – The NWS is preparing for a front to hit the New England states over the approaching weekend. Chris Bianchi discusses the possble system with a member of the NWS out of Boston. A lot of rain is expected for the Boston area as a result of the possible Nor'easter. The area is supposed to be impacted mostly by strong winds and onshore flow.
More: www.WeatherNationTV.com
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- Buffalo, New York Hit with a Massive Lake Effect Event
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- 3:23
- Date posted
- 11 years ago
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- 1/13/16 - Buffalo, New York has been hit with a system that brought massive amounts of Lake Effect snow to the area. Addison Green chats with NWS Buffalo to discuss how the residents of the area are handling the event.
More: www.WeatherNationTV.com – Video: IF WEATHERNATION VIDEO DELETE
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- Just How Cold Was the Vikings vs Seahawks Game?
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- 2:32
- Date posted
- 11 years ago
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- (1/10/16) – Vikings vs Seahawks: One of the coldest games on record for the NFL
More: www.WeatherNationTV.com
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- Lake Effect Snow Continues to Pummel New York
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- 1:45
- Date posted
- 11 years ago
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- (1/11/16) – Heavy Lake Effect Snow impacting parts of New York especially the I-90 corridor south of Buffalo that lead to traffic at a crawling pace, and plows having difficulty maneuvering around all the vehicles. Police have been out in full force helping as many people as they can but the power of the Lake Effect Band is becoming overwhelming for the area.
More: www.WeatherNationTV.com – Video: LSM
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- California Bay Area Hit By Record Rainfall
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- 3:46
- Date posted
- 11 years ago
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- 1/5/2016 – The State of California and the Bay Area of San Francisco has been hit by record rainfall over the past couple days and is expected to continue into the latter part of the week. David Neal discusses the storms El Nino-like tendencies with the NWS office out of San Francisco. The system is expected to bring more rainfall further south into the southern areas of California for the rest of the week. The excessive rainfall could bring flooding to the area.
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- Does It Snow in the Ocean?
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- 0:21
- Date posted
- 11 years ago
- Description
- The answer is yes, but not like it does above the ocean. It's something totally different, but fascinating.
"Marine snow", as they call it, is all the plant and animal material falling to the bottom of the ocean. In addition to dead animals and plants, marine snow also includes fecal matter, sand, soot, and other inorganic dust. It's referred to as “marine snow” because it looks a little bit like white fluffy bits. The “snowflakes” grow as they fall, some reaching several centimeters in diameter. Some flakes fall for weeks before finally reaching the ocean floor.
This continuous rain of marine snow provides food for many deep-sea creatures. Many animals in the dark parts of the ocean filter marine snow from the water or scavenge it from the seabed. NOAA scientists and others have measured the amount of useable material in marine snow and found that there is plenty of carbon and nitrogen to feed many of the scavengers in the deep sea.
The ...
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- 2015 – A Wild Year in Weather
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- 4:03
- Date posted
- 11 years ago
- Description
- A wild year in weather. Check out the highlights.
More: www.WeatherNationTV.com – ©2015– WeatherNation
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- Buffalo Smashes Record With Latest Measurable Snow Since 1899
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- 1:35
- Date posted
- 11 years ago
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- (12/21/15) – Buffalo smashed an old record with its latest measurable snow since 1899 - a dusting on Friday night. But it was a different story in other parts of New York, this weekend.
Before Lake Erie and Lake Ontario freeze over later in the season, they are the source of the plentiful moisture that fuels giant lake effect snowfalls in New York.
In Sandy Creek, the snowfall rates were amazing, with the air full of big fluffy flakes falling for hours. Sometimes falling straight down with calm wind. And other times flying horizontally when the wind picked up and the visibility went down.
At the onset, there were cars sliding off the road all around the area as the snow piled up quickly. After the plows showed up, driving got a little easier and traffic was moving okay through the day.
In Pulaski, New York, it was a similar scene, early on visibility was a big issue here too. And so was the accumulation. Some locals were gettin...
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- Lake Effect Snow Hits Michigan
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- 1:41
- Date posted
- 11 years ago
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- (12/18/15) – Lake effect snow hitting areas across Lake Michigan this afternoon.
Grand Haven and Holland have ongoing moderate to heavy snow.
Coastal sections are dealing with waves as brisk winds come
across the lake at 25-40 mph. The first real taste of winter in the region.
More: www.WeatherNationTV.com – Video: LSM
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- I-90 Over Snoqualmie Pass Closed, Opened, Closed and Opened Again Due to Heavy Snow
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- 2:35
- Date posted
- 11 years ago
- Description
- (12/17/15 ) –Major snowstorms impacted the Cascade Mountains in Washington.
More: www.WeatherNationTV.com – Video: LSM
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- 360º Colorado Snow
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- 0:17
- Date posted
- 11 years ago
- Description
- (12/15/15) –Experience Colorado's snowstorm from all angles, as WeatherNation brings you the latest in 360º video.
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- JOE ASTOLFI CENTENNIAL, CO PLOW
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- 1:04
- Date posted
- 11 years ago
- Description
- (12/15/15) – A Winter Storm Warning is in effect for the Denver metro area and eastern Colorado through Tuesday afternoon, with 4 to 8 inches of snow expected across the city and along the Interstate 25 corridor. Five to 10 inches is expected along the Eastern Plains with blowing and drifting snow creating poor visibility.
This storm will continue tracking northeast throughout the day.
Temperatures on Tuesday will only get into the mid to upper 20s with gusty northerly winds from 15 to 25 mph. The snow will gradually taper off after midday, but a few occasional light snow showers are still possible through sunset.
Skies clear for Wednesday, but temperatures will remain chilly with highs in the 30s. Another small chance for snow is possible Thursday morning when temperatures drop into the 20s again.
Drier and milder weather arrives for Friday and Saturday.
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- Two Tornados, Heavy Snow and Drenching Rain: A Wild Week in Weather
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- 2:07
- Date posted
- 11 years ago
- Description
- The weekend had no shortage of big weather events. From the West Coast, to the Heartland we saw dangerous Spring-like storms and heavy Winter storms.
In Lone Tree, Colorado on Saturday, holiday shoppers hit the stores as heavy snow fell.
However, it was certainly not a happy holiday scene in Lindale, Texas. Instead of holiday music coming out of the speakers around town, tornado sirens were wailing a warning for residents to take cover.
More than fifty homes are damaged after two tornadoes hit Northeast Texas Saturday afternoon, one was confirmed to be an EF2 by the National Weather Service.
By Sunday morning, Texans in Perryton weren't worried about twisters, it was heavy snow slowing travel, covering roads and dropping visibility.
In Kansas, the flakes fell heavily all day in Hugoton and roads recoated quickly after each snowplow run.
In Elkhart, the wind was whipping a mix of snow and sleet, bringing...
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- WeatherNation Q&A With Elementary Students
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- 15:44
- Date posted
- 11 years ago
- Description
- (12/9/10) Mrs. Carrigan's 4th grade class from Jenks Elementary in Jenks, OK., asks WeatherNation Meteorologists weather questions.
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- Parade of Storms Bringing Destruction to Northwest
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- 1:47
- Date posted
- 11 years ago
- Description
- (12/10/15) –This week has seen long-lasting, torrential rains and high winds in the Pacific Northwest, causing power outages, flooding, landslides and sinkholes. The state of Washington, is issuing a State of Emergency -- which will allow the Governor of that state to call on the National Guard, if necessary.
Damage impacts are affecting parts of Oregon and Washington state after a parade of storms.
In Rose Valley, Washington, rushing water washed out roads as usually tame creeks raged out of their banks.
And causing even more problems, the water pushed debris from upstream against bridges, causing even more damage.
In Snohomish, Washington, major river flooding threatened homes and businesses all along it's banks, rising much higher than normal.
One local describes the current situation there, "This whole walkway area is normally seven feet under the river level."
All over town, the signs told the sto...
