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2021-03-15 22:06:22 GMT2021-03-16 06:06:22(Beijing Time) Xinhua English
by Peter Mertz
DENVER, the United States, March 15 (Xinhua) Scattered snow keeps falling across the High Rockies in the west of the United States on Monday, as the biggest two-day snowfall in more than a century moved slowly southeast, leaving Denver, capital city of Colorado, covered in white.
HISTORIC STORM
Cheyenne, the capital in the western state of Wyoming, got slammed by the heaviest snowfall in decades as well. The city, 180 kilometers north of Denver, received 30.8 inches (78.2 centimeters) of snow by Monday morning. The snowfall buried the city s previous record of 25.2 inches (64.1 centimeters) for any two-day period, and 25.6 inches (65.1 centimeters) for any three-day period, both set in November 1979.
Valid Sunday February 07 2021 - Thursday February 11 2021
Hazards:
- Heavy snow across portions of the Middle Mississippi Valley, the Great Lakes, and the Ohio alley, Mon, Feb 8.
- Heavy snow across portions of the Great Lakes and the Upper Mississippi Valley, Sun-Thu, Feb 7-Feb 11.
- Heavy snow across portions of the Northeast and the Great Lakes, Tue-Wed, Feb 9-Feb 10.
- Much below normal temperatures across portions of the Central Plains, the Lower Mississippi Valley, the Northern Plains, the Tennessee Valley, the Great Lakes, the Northern Rockies, the Middle Mississippi Valley, the Upper Mississippi Valley, the Southern Plains, and the Ohio Valley,Sun-Thu, Feb 7-Feb 11.
AJ TaylorFebruary 3, 2021Last Updated: February 3, 2021
The National Weather Service is concerned about a strong low pressure system that will be moving into the area on Thursday. It will bring falling temperatures, strong winds, and wintry precipitation along with it.
The drastic change in weather is forecast to begin Thursday morning. Northwest winds are now forecast to reach 40-45 mph forcing temperatures to drop quickly. Precipitation in the form of rain will lead the change in winds and will change over to snow by mid day. The snowfall rates could be heavy at times in the area and further south into central Iowa.
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