your quiz 6 feet of snow so the bills fans showed up at players houses with shovels and snowblowers to make sure the team to get out of the driveway and get to the airport to move to the home game moved to detroit. and then they beat the cleveland browns. a huge snowfall total and it is still piling up at these locations 80 issue inches is six and a half feet. it is widespread all the way down to lake erie and the snow continues to fall at this hour we are getting closer to the tail and maybe wrapping up early tomorrow morning but those areas you can still see a winter storm advisory stretching up and down the coast where the heaviest snow continues to fall. pay attention to the timestamp light snow before finally it tapers off it will take a while to clear out we can see
playoffs. nola going for the phillies. widely expected that justin verlander will pitch for houston. time for the weather. let s go to meteorologist and phillies fan michelle grossman. well, we re watching a long stretching cold front. it is a slow moving cold front too. that will move to the east. snow to the rockies. could see a foot in some spots. its going to bring the chance for severe storms as we go throughout tonight into the overnight hours into the portions of the southern plains. so where you see this yellow here, that is the likeliest spot. the likeliest risk large hail. that can cause damage. also gusty winds. can t rule out the chance for a tornado or two. that risk is on the lower side. heavy rainfall, that will be a big story today and tomorrow into saturday. we re looking at the chance for localized flooding. especially where you see the brighter colors. the oranges, yellows, we could see three inches of rain in some spots. so certainly causing flooding. as far as th
Weekend Snowfall Total From the Capital Weather Gang: "Observer at Reagan National Airport reports 2.6 inches, pushing Jan. total to 12.2" - most since 2016
When is the first snowfall usually in Minnesota? September 26th, 1942 is part of the data for the Twin Cities and mid-October is typical for the Rochester area.
When is the first snowfall usually in Minnesota? September 26th, 1942 is part of the data for the Twin Cities and mid-October is typical for the Rochester area.