... across the Midwest, Northeast and Southeast regions temperatures will be between 10 and 25 degrees below average.
Widespread high/low temperature records may be tied or broken through Tuesday night, with high and low temperature anomalies being between 15-25 degrees below average.
, National Weather Service.
This may be the first freeze of the season for many places across the Central Plains, Middle Mississippi Valley ... , National Weather Service.
... and Ohio/Tennessee Valleys which will impact sensitive crops/livestock, National Weather Service.
More than 50 low-temperature records are expected to be shattered by week's end.
By contrast, .
... temperatures in some parts of the
Western U.S. are expected to break record highs, particularly in the Northwest.
The Northwest will remain warmer than normal over the next few days thanks to the continued presence of a staunch upper-level ridge.
, National Weather Service.
Some records may be tied or broken over the Pacific Northwest and Northern
Rockies on Tuesday, National Weather Service
More Rain , Forecast for California , As Death Toll Rises.
Fox News reports that California is preparing for even more atmospheric river storms following weeks of heavy rain that have devastated the state.
At least 17 people have died
as a result of the storms so far.
As of January 11, over 51,000
customers were without power,
according to PowerOutage.us.
The National Weather Service
(NWS) reports that the San Francisco Bay area
is under a wind advisory until 7 p.m.
Gusty southerly winds combine
with saturated soils will result in
a higher likelihood for down trees, National Weather Service, via Fox News.
In the North Bay, a flood watch was
issued, with the forecast of additional
rains increasing concerns of flooding.
On January 10, Interstate 80 was shut down
as snow blanketed the highway and
created unsafe traffic conditions.
According to Governor Gavin Newsom,
the death toll associated with
the string of storms is likely to rise.
According to Governor Gavin Newsom,
the death toll associated with
the string of storms is likely to rise.
Newsom noted that over half
of the 58 counties in the state
had been declared disaster areas.
We’re not out of the woods, and we expect
these storms to continue until the 18th,
in many different shapes and forms.
We expect, at minimum, three more of these
atmospheric rivers in different shapes and
forms. The magnitude of this is not isolated, Gavin Newsom, California Governor, via Fox News
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Deadly Storms , Continue to Slam, Into California.
On January 10, thousands of Californians
were forced to flee their homes as severe
weather continued to batter the state.
NBC reports that the extreme weather
has left one dead, a child missing and
huge numbers of people without power.
Heavy rains were forecast to continue
as a fresh low-pressure system approached
the state as part of a "parade of cyclones.".
The endless onslaught
of potent systems with
atmospheric rivers of
moisture continue to
inundate California, The National Weather Service, via NBC.
NBC reports that the storms have
flooded homes, transformed roads
into rivers and overwhelmed cars.
According to Anita Konopa, an official with the San Luis
Obispo County Office of Emergency Services, one
person was killed when a vehicle was overtaken by water. .
Scott Jalbert, another official with the agency, said that
a child is missing after being swept away when
floodwaters overwhelmed a vehicle near Paso Robles.
Tony Coppola, a spokesman for the San Luis Obispo
County Sheriff's Office, said that extreme conditions
forced the search for the child to be called off.
According to PowerOutage.us,
as of January 10, over 232,000 residents
were without power across California. .
On January 9, parts of Santa Barbara and other nearby
towns, including the entire community of Montecito,
were issued immediate evacuation orders
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Jeremy Renner Recovering , After Snow Plowing Incident.
CNN reports that 'Hawkeye' actor
Jeremy Renner is recovering after
a New Year's Day snow plowing accident.
According to a spokesperson, Renner was
in "critical but stable condition" after suffering
from "blunt chest trauma and orthopedic injuries.".
CNN reports that the 51-year-old actor
has already undergone two surgeries to
address injuries sustained in the accident. .
According to the Washoe County Sheriff's
Office, deputies responded to a "traumatic injury"
in the area of Mount Rose Highway in Reno.
The Sheriff's Office said that Renner was the only
person involved in the accident and that an investigation
into the circumstances of the incident was underway.
The National Weather Service in Reno said that
at the time of the accident, the area had received
up to 18 inches of snow at higher elevations.
CNN reports that Renner has shared multiple posts on
Instagram showing him in snowy conditions, including
a post just two weeks ago of the actor driving a snow plow.
On January 2, Renner's family
released a statement thanking
hospital staff and first responders. .
Jeremy’s family would like to express
their gratitude to the incredible doctors
and nurses looking after him, Truckee
Meadows Fire and Rescue, Washoe County
Sheriff, Reno City Mayor Hillary Schieve
and the Carano and Murdock families, Renner family statement, via CNN.
Jeremy’s family would like to express
their gratitude to the incredible doctors
and nurses looking after him, Truckee
Meadows Fire and Rescue, Washoe County
Sheriff, Reno City Mayor Hillary Schieve
and the Carano and Murdock families, Renner family statement, via CNN.
They are also tremendously overwhelmed
and appreciative of the outpouring
of love and support from his fans, Renner family statement, via CNN
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Dangerous Winter Weather , Threatens US, Holiday Travel.
The National Weather Service (NWS) has warned that
dangerous winter weather conditions are expected
across the United States at the height of holiday travels. .
The National Weather Service (NWS) has warned that
dangerous winter weather conditions are expected
across the United States at the height of holiday travels. .
NPR reports that people in the U.S.
are traveling for the holidays in numbers
not seen since prior to the pandemic.
According to the American Automobile Association,
almost 113 million people are expected to travel
over 50 miles from home this holiday season.
Increased pressure on airlines has
lead to thousands of canceled or delayed
flights and rising cost of airfare. .
The NWS warns that an arctic cold front
could create flash-freeze conditions on roads
across the central and southern plains.
Meanwhile, heavy snowfall and high
winds could result in tree damage and
power outages near the Great Lakes.
Meanwhile, heavy snowfall and high
winds could result in tree damage and
power outages near the Great Lakes.
26 states along the Gulf Coast and in the Eastern U.S.
are facing an extremely cold airmass, which could result
in coastal flooding and record low temperatures.
Meteorologists warn that temperatures will be
so low that exposure to the severe windchill could
lead to frostbite, hypothermia and even death.
Record cold will be made even
more dangerous by the possibility of
blizzard conditions in some areas.
What adds to the rarity of this event
is that significant blowing snow and
possible blizzard conditions may occur
at the same time. People may have little to
no experience of these combined conditions, National Weather Service, via Twitter
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Thousands Lose Power , After 6.4 Magnitude Earthquake , Rocks Northern California.
According to the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), a 6.4 magnitude earthquake struck the city of Eureka in Humboldt County on Dec. 20.
According to the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), a 6.4 magnitude earthquake struck the city of Eureka in Humboldt County on Dec. 20.
NBC News reports that the quake was centered about 7.4 miles west-southwest of Ferndale, which is about 20 miles from Eureka.
Over a dozen smaller earthquakes
shook parts of the region afterward.
It’s not yet clear if anyone has been injured, but over
70,000 people were without power in the county as of
8 a.m. ET on Dec. 20, according to Poweroutage.us. .
It’s not yet clear if anyone has been injured, but over
70,000 people were without power in the county as of
8 a.m. ET on Dec. 20, according to Poweroutage.us. .
Currently, the National Weather Service reports that there is no threat of a tsunami.
Another 6.2 magnitude earthquake struck
Northern California almost exactly one year ago.
NBC News reports that on Dec. 21, 2021,
an earthquake hit offshore in Cape Mendocino. .
No severe damages or injuries
were reported at that time.
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Eagles Player Josh Sills Indicted , on Rape and Kidnapping Charges.
NBC News reports that the Eagles backup offensive lineman was indicted by an Ohio grand jury on Feb. 1.
The charges stem from a 2019 incident
in Guernsey County, Ohio.
NBC News reports that Sills, 25, faces
"one count of rape in the first degree" and one "count of kidnapping in the first degree.".
He has been ordered to appear in court on Feb. 16, four days after his team is slated to compete in the Super Bowl.
He has been ordered to appear in court on Feb. 16, four days after his team is slated to compete in the Super Bowl.
The Eagles issued a statement
upon news of Sills' indictment.
The NFL placed G Josh Sills on the Commissioner Exempt List. The organization is aware of the legal matter involving Josh Sills. , Philadelphia Eagles, via statement.
We have been in communication with the league office and are in the process of gathering more information. , Philadelphia Eagles, via statement.
We have no further comment at this time, Philadelphia Eagles, via statement.
Sills joined the Eagles as an
undrafted free agent in 2022.
He only played in one game this season
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New State Laws , That Will Take Effect in 2023.
'The New York Times' compiled a list of some of the most notable changes to state laws.
Leisure.
Massachusetts and Ohio will
adopt legal sports betting measures.
Tennessee will require bar bouncers to be trained in first aid, CPR and safe de-escalation techniques.
Pandemic.
North Carolina governors can no longer declare an extended state of emergency without other high-ranking officials' approval.
Workplace.
California and Washington State are
adopting salary transparency laws.
Businesses in Rhode Island must provide salary ranges to applicants who request them.
Abortion.
California is allowing abortions to be provided by nurse practitioners, midwives and physicians assistants without doctor supervision.
New York is requiring all private insurance plans
that offer maternity care to cover abortions
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