weeks of near record heat, a massive hailstorm for some residents to break out snow shovels a couple of months early. nbc meth bill karins is here to sort this out. that just is not supposed to happen. it s only september, right? it could happen any time of year, though, hail is really dependent on the cold air. a couple of times every summer we get pictures like that. today is the peak of the hurricane season and from here we wart to go down. we ve had a pretty easy season. things got interesting overnight. a couple minutes ago the national hurricane center said gabrielle reformed again, a storm that was a tropical storm a week ago and the remnants have gotten its act together and looks like bermuda will be clipped by the storm in the days ahead so tropical storm gabrielle has reformed brand-new off the east coast. it could clip areas of extreme eastern canada.
grocery store, anywhere, you bring it home. it was all there. and a lot of paperwork. peep have a huge problem with what to do with paper. the crew begins carefully sifting through the debris, room by room. we don t take the snow shovels and haul the stuff into the trash can. we go through everything. we re looking for stocks and bonds and birth certificates and things like that. the removal takes a seven person crew three days to complete. we left him in really good shape. the cluttering client avoids eviction and just months after the cleanup, the alfords speef an unexpected call. out of a blue, he has a conversation with ron and says i just wanted to call and thank you for saving my life. shortly after we did that project, he ended up in the hospital. and the reason was, is because he got a heart transplant. he said if you had not taken me on as a client, if you would not have helped me, i would have
computer parts. he loved tinkering on computers and taking them apart. just like everything. lunch containers, soda bottles, you name it. everything you can buy at the grocery store, you bring it home and it was all there. a lot of paperwork. people have a huge problem with what to do with paper. the crew begins carefully sifting through the debris room by room. we don t take the snow shovels and just haul the stuff into a trash can. we actually go through everything. we re going through those papers looking for stocks and bonds and photographs and birth certificates and things like that. the removal takes a seven-person crew three days to complete. we left him in really good shape. the cluttering client avoids eviction. and just months after the cleanup, they receive an unexpected call.
good evening, bill. i can tell you many folks are headed out to the hardware store tonight to get snow shovels and bags of ice melt because freezing slush and ice are expected to be the biggest problems coming as a result of this storm, especially on the roadways. as you mentioned, dangerous conditions have already turned deadly in oklahoma where it was hard to see and certainly hard to drive. snowplows and salt spreaders already hard at work on highways from california into the midwest and plains states. and in airports from tucson to kansas city, many of the airlines started canceling flights later tonight and early tomorrow morning. so if you re flying out, be sure to call ahead. tomorrow could very well be a snow day for school children. it will be a day off for state lawmakers in kansas who have already announced no legislative business tomorrow on a count of this massive winter storm and in the meantime, as rick mentioned, farmers are praying for more. happy to have any precipi
tonight packing strong winds and snowfall up to 10 inches in northern missouri, maybe between 2 and 7 inches in kansas city. that may not sound like much but freeing temperatures will turn small amounts into sleet and ice. the ice could cause problems. residents are bracing four power outages and travel delays, especially on the roads with the slick icy conditions. city crews have been pretreating streets while snow shovels and ice melt have been selling fast. everyone is keeping an eye on the weather reports. most forecast calling for the heaviest snowfall overnight and tomorrow morning, making for a nasty thursday morning commute. possibly a snow day for local school children. good news for growers struggling with a drought and who welcomeny