Winter Storm Warning issued for Sat.
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Winter storm watch active for Crawford County from Saturday to Monday – winds gusting up to 30 mph
On Friday at 2 a.m. a winter storm watch was released by the National Weather Service valid from Saturday 7 a.m. until Monday 1 a.m. for Crawford County.
STORM Bram continues to batter Britain with 75mph winds with yellow weather and flood warnings still in place. Multiple weather warnings remain in place on Wednesday as much of the UK continues to
VICIOUS Storm Bram is continuing to move northwards this evening after triggering floods and travel chaos in the south east and west today. Over 25,000 homes remain without power tonight, dozens
High winds from Storm Bram have continued to cause travel disruption in Scotland, including lorries being blown on to their sides on a motorway. Lanes of the M74 were closed for a period on Wednesday morning when a number of HGVs overturned in the high winds between junctions 11 and 13 near Abington.
Some schools were closed, flights cancelled, and weather warnings issued across the country on December 9, as Storm Bram hit Ireland.“Storm Bram will bring very strong to gale force southerly winds with severe gusts,
The entire West Michigan lakeshore is expected to be a flashpoint for storm-force winds as they hit as high as 57 mph. The region is under a high wind advisory until late Thursday night. Despite the hazardous conditions, West Michiganders flocked to Holland State Park to see the resulting 12- to 16-foot waves as they crashed in.
Between 4 and 7 inches of snow are expected to fall in an area stretching from Little Falls, Minn. through the northern Twin Cities suburbs to Eau Claire, Wis. where a winter storm warning is in effect through Wednesday morning.
The difference between air temperature and wind chill has to do with how the human body experiences wind in cold conditions. Calm winds and cold conditions mean the human body feels the air
While the storm is winding down, mountain snow will linger. FOX 13 Meteorologist Nate Larsen shows you what the week looks like.
Precipitation moves into western Minnesota on Tuesday morning, reaching St. Cloud and Brainerd in the early afternoon, and then pushing into the Twin Cities shortly after.
Some areas of the state could see nearly 3 feet of snow with this winter storm. But it's the high wind gusts blowing all that snow around that are going to cause a problem on our roads.
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