Just how much snow Colorado could get this weekend, and why it s tough to predict
Mike Nelson tells you just how much snow Colorado can expect this weekend and how the weather models make it so hard to predict so far in advance.
and last updated 2021-03-11 10:27:17-05
DENVER â Models for the upcoming snow show everything from a few inches to several feet, but there s a reason there s so many different forecasts out there about the storm coming in, according to Denver7 Chief Meteorologist Mike Nelson.
As of Tuesday evening, the storm was about 1,000 miles away, just coming in to the west coast â it has to cross the Sierra Nevada, the Wasatch and then the Rocky Mountains of Colorado before it even gets to the Eastern Plains and impacts the Denver area.
SC opens phase 1b of vaccine rollout; hereâs a full list of whoâs eligible Appointments open March 8 for everyone in phase 1b. (Source: Prisma Health) By Laurel Mallory | March 2, 2021 at 9:04 AM EST - Updated March 2 at 11:36 PM
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - South Carolina officials announced the state will move to phase 1b of its vaccine distribution plan on Monday, March 8.
This will allow roughly 2.7 million people in the state to get the vaccine, officials said.
It includes teachers, essential workers, and everyone 55 and older. People at higher risk for severe COVID-19 disease because of medical conditions, or living or work conditions, are also included.
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IPA Touchpoints report dispels OOH lockdown myths
The release of a new IPA Touchpoints report always makes for interesting reading and the publication of its third edition of Making Sense: The Commercial Media Landscape did not disappoint.
This edition of the report compared media consumption and behaviour both before (6 Jan-23 March) and during lockdown (24 March-17 May) in 2020 and it revealed some “astonishing” findings: that out-of-home (OOH) and commercial TV remained the highest reach channels both before the pandemic and during – yes during – lockdown.
Tackling waiting lists and giving staff a break will be top priorities for NHS Tayside post-coronavirus
Members of staff at the Covid-19 assessment unit at Ninewells Hospital in Dundee
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Tackling growing waiting lists and making sure staff are given a chance to relax will be the priorities after coronavirus, says NHS Tayside.
At a meeting of the NHS Tayside Board this week, chief executive Grant Archibald set out some of the plans for how to remobilise health services in the region once coronavirus is over.