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Tri-State Area Faces Multi-Day Severe Storm Threat with Tornado and Flood Risks
weather1 month ago

Tri-State Area Faces Multi-Day Severe Storm Threat with Tornado and Flood Risks

A multi-day severe weather system is impacting the Northeast, particularly the Tri-State area, with threats of damaging winds, large hail, and isolated tornadoes. Severe thunderstorm watches and warnings have been issued for parts of New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania, with flash flood warnings also in effect for some areas. The most significant activity is expected through Thursday, with cooler, drier conditions arriving for Labor Day weekend.

via The Weather Channel|
#flash-floods#northeast#severe-weather
Tri-State Storms Keep Flood Risk Rising as Warnings Extend
weather3 months ago

Tri-State Storms Keep Flood Risk Rising as Warnings Extend

A Flash Flood Warning remains in effect for parts of New Jersey, New York City, and Westchester until 11:30 p.m. as more severe thunderstorms threaten the Tri-State area; a Tornado Watch has expired but the threat of additional storms and flooding persists. Residents are urged to avoid flooded roads, and the Noah Kahan Citi Field concert was canceled due to the weather.

via ABC7 New York|
#flash-flood#new-york-city#note-include-five-only
Frigid Front Lingers Over the Tri-State as Shelters Open and Outages Persist
weather8 months ago

Frigid Front Lingers Over the Tri-State as Shelters Open and Outages Persist

The Tri-State area, including NYC, New Jersey and Connecticut, remains in a brutal cold spell with wind chills as low as 5–10 degrees below zero; warming shelters stay open, hundreds in Brooklyn lose power due to snow and road-salt issues, and officials warn frostbite can occur quickly as more Arctic cold and winter hazards loom this week.

via ABC7 New York|
#cold-weather#power-outages#tri-state-area
Upcoming Winter Storms Bring Freezing Rain and Heavy Snow to the Tri-State Area
weather9 months ago

Upcoming Winter Storms Bring Freezing Rain and Heavy Snow to the Tri-State Area

A freezing rain storm is expected to impact the Tri-State Area on Sunday evening, with a First Alert Weather Day issued due to the risk of ice accumulation, especially in northwestern suburbs, potentially causing hazardous road conditions and power issues, but the event will be short-lived with rain replacing ice by Monday morning.

via CBS News|
#freezing-rain#precipitation#tri-state-area
Winter Storm Causes Flight Delays and Snowfall in the Tri-State Area
weather9 months ago

Winter Storm Causes Flight Delays and Snowfall in the Tri-State Area

The recent winter storm in the Tri-State Area brought varying snowfall, with NYC receiving 4.3 inches—the most in nearly four years—while northern New Jersey saw 2-4 inches, and Connecticut and Long Island experienced 7-9 inches. Warmer air caused melting and less snow than expected, and the storm is now mostly over, with cold temperatures and a transition to rain expected.

via CBS News|
#nyc#snow-totals#snowfall
"Unexplained Earthquake Activity Rattles Northeastern US"
natural-disasters2 years ago

"Unexplained Earthquake Activity Rattles Northeastern US"

A 2.6-magnitude aftershock was reported in Gladstone, New Jersey, just days after a 4.8-magnitude earthquake shook the New York City area. The aftershock occurred near the epicenter of the initial earthquake, and experts have warned that more aftershocks could be felt for up to a week. This earthquake was the largest in the Tri-State area since 1973.

via WABC-TV|
#aftershock#earthquake#natural-disasters
"Northeast Winter Storm Brings Significant Snowfall to New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut"
weather2 years ago

"Northeast Winter Storm Brings Significant Snowfall to New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut"

A powerful winter storm brought significant snow accumulation to the Tri-State Area, with Sussex, New Jersey receiving 15 inches, Warwick, New York getting 13.4 inches, and Newtown, Connecticut seeing 13.2 inches. New York City received varying amounts, with Woodlawn getting 8 inches and Central Park officially measuring 3.2 inches. Other areas in Long Island, Hudson Valley, Northern New Jersey, and Connecticut also experienced substantial snowfall.

via CBS New York|
#new-jersey#new-york#snow-accumulation
"Next Week's Winter Storm: Northeast Braces for Massive Snowfall"
weather2 years ago

"Next Week's Winter Storm: Northeast Braces for Massive Snowfall"

After a mild winter with minimal snowfall, the Tri-State Area is expected to see a significant snowstorm next week as a dip in the jet stream brings colder air. Forecast models predict plowable snow, with the potential for 6-10 inches in the Hudson Valley and northern New Jersey, and 4-7 inches in coastal Connecticut. The heavy, wet snow may lead to power outages and coastal flooding, with wind gusts up to 40 mph. This storm could break the pattern of low snowfall this winter, with the potential for the most significant snowfall in several years.

via CBS News|
#forecast#snow#storm
"Tri-State and West Virginia Brace for Another Round of Snow and Low Wind Chills"
weather2 years ago

"Tri-State and West Virginia Brace for Another Round of Snow and Low Wind Chills"

The Tri-State area is bracing for another round of snow and bitterly cold wind chills, with forecasts predicting 1 to 2 inches of snow in Hagerstown, Martinsburg, and Greencastle on Friday, possibly reaching 4 inches south of the Maryland-Pennsylvania line. The dry, powdery snow could lead to concerns of melting and refreezing on roads, with low wind chills expected over the weekend, potentially feeling like 0 to 5 degrees during the day on Saturday and near zero at night. Sunday is forecast to be slightly better, with temperatures expected to rise above freezing on Monday.

via Herald-Mail Media|
#hagerstown#martinsburg#snow
"New Jersey Declares State of Emergency as Torrential Downpours Trigger Flooding and Power Outages"
natural-disasters3 years ago

"New Jersey Declares State of Emergency as Torrential Downpours Trigger Flooding and Power Outages"

Torrential downpours in the Tri-State Area have caused flash flooding, power outages, and airport delays, leading Governor Phil Murphy to declare a State of Emergency in New Jersey. Severe storms and flooding have also affected Westchester and parts of New York, with a tornado warning issued for Philadelphia and Montgomery County. The recent storms come as communities in Orange and Rockland counties are still recovering from flooding that occurred a week ago.

via WABC-TV|
#flooding#natural-disasters#power-outages