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SnowBrains Forecast: Sierra Storm Brings 1-2 Feet of Snow

by Rachel Kim – Technology Editor
written by Rachel Kim – Technology Editor

California‌ Ski Resorts poised to Receive Up to Two Feet of Snow⁢ This Week

A ‍major winter storm is forecast to deliver meaningful snowfall to the Sierra⁤ Nevada ​mountains of California, promising a⁣ considerable boost to early-season conditions at numerous​ ski ⁢resorts.‍ SnowBrains reports​ accumulations ranging⁤ from 2 ⁢to‍ 13​ inches beginning Thursday, November 13th, and continuing ‍through Friday night, November 14th, with some areas perhaps exceeding two​ feet.

This storm arrives as⁣ California ski resorts‌ eagerly anticipate‍ the ‍official start of‍ the ‍winter ⁣season. The ‌forecasted snowfall will provide⁣ a ‍critical base‍ layer for operations, ‌benefiting ‌skiers,‍ snowboarders, and the broader winter tourism economy. The timing is notably impactful, offering a ⁤promising start to a season following years impacted by drought and ⁤variable snow conditions.

Here’s a breakdown of predicted snowfall⁤ totals by resort,according to SnowBrains:

* Bear​ Valley: ⁤8-13 inches,Thursday⁢ (11/13) ⁢- Friday (11/14)
* sugar Bowl: 6-9 ⁤inches,Thursday (11/13) – ​Friday night (11/14)
* Palisades Tahoe: 6-9 inches,Thursday (11/13) – ‍Friday night ⁤(11/14)
*​ Heavenly: 4-6⁤ inches,Thursday night (11/13) – Friday night (11/14)
* ‍ Mt Rose: 3-4 inches,thursday (11/13) – Friday night⁢ (11/14)
* Dodge Ridge: 2-4⁣ inches,thursday night (11/13)
* ⁢ ⁤ Northstar: 2-4 inches,Thursday night (11/13) – Friday‍ (11/14)

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Map Shows Dramatic Cold Snap Threatening Eastern US

by Priya Shah – Business Editor
written by Priya Shah – Business Editor

Breaking: Arctic Blast to Plunge Temperatures 25‌ Degrees Below Average Across 10 States

A powerful surge of Arctic air from Canada is bringing frigid temperatures to ‍a large swath of the eastern United States, with⁣ the National Weather Service (NWS) issuing weather alerts for millions ⁤of Americans due to perhaps hazardous travel conditions.

As of Monday morning, the NWS warned⁣ of inclement weather impacting the Plains, Midwest, and East. AccuWeather reported to Newsweek ‌that daytime highs are expected to fall into the 20s and 30s as far ‍south⁣ as the Appalachians and New York.

A forecast map from AccuWeather indicates that several states are anticipated to see​ temperatures 20-25 degrees below historical‌ averages ⁣on Monday. These include much of Tennessee and Kentucky, southwestern ⁣West ‍Virginia, far western portions of Virginia and North ⁣Carolina, northern Alabama, northeast Mississippi, northwest ‌Georgia, as well as southern portions of Indiana and Ohio.

The bitter cold is forecast to extend to the Gulf Coast and Florida panhandle by Monday night, with ⁢cities like atlanta and Chicago experiencing highs in the‌ 40s and 30s.

“the‌ coldest⁣ conditions (as a whole) will be felt today and on Tuesday,” AccuWeather meteorologist Adam Douty told Newsweek on Monday.“Temperatures from the Midwest into the Ohio Valley and Southwest will be⁣ the lowest today, while the Eastern Seaboard will have the lowest temperatures tomorrow. It will remain cold across the Northeast on Wednesday, though⁢ most other⁤ areas will see moderating temperatures into midweek.”

The NWS‍ forecast office ​in Nashville,Tennessee,stated on X‌ (formerly Twitter) on Saturday that the coldest period will be Sunday‍ night through Tuesday morning,with lows‌ in the upper‌ teens and ​20s. Light snow is ‍also in the forecast for Sunday ⁤night ⁢and early ‌Monday, particularly along the Cumberland Plateau, with higher elevations potentially seeing ⁤around half an inch.

The NWS also warned on X⁤ on Friday that a strong cold front would bring “winter-like chill” to the eastern half of the country early next‌ week, with the potential for record cold temperatures along the Gulf Coast by Tuesday.

For local ⁣forecast updates,the NWS recommends checking its website and social media channels regularly.

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NYC Freeze Warning: First Freeze, Snow Possible – NBC New York

by Emma Walker – News Editor
written by Emma Walker – News Editor

New York City could see its first ​snowfall of the season as a ‌potent Arctic front plunges temperatures into the single digits by late this week, potentially bringing flurries as early as Friday, November 15, 2025.The National Weather service warns of a notable shift in conditions, moving from mild temperatures to a deep freeze within a matter of days.

the approaching system, expected ‍to‌ impact the tri-state area beginning⁣ Thursday, November ⁤14, 2025, will usher in not⁣ only the possibility of snow but also dangerously cold wind chills. While the initial precipitation will likely ⁤be rain, a rapid temperature drop could transition it to snow, especially in the⁢ higher elevations ⁢adn northern suburbs. The chance of accumulating snowfall remains uncertain, but the frigid air mass itself poses risks ‌of hypothermia and frozen pipes.

Following the passage of ‍the system, the tri-state area is forecast to dry out, with temperatures⁣ rebounding slightly through the weekend. However, the cold air will linger, ​keeping highs well ⁤below seasonal averages.

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Title: Typhoon Fung-wong Causes Floods and Deaths in Philippines

by Lucas Fernandez – World Editor
written by Lucas Fernandez – World Editor

Typhoon Fung-wong Exits Philippines, Leaving widespread Disruption and Emergency Declared

MANILA, Philippines – Typhoon Fung-wong, also known as Uwan, has⁤ moved away​ from the Philippines, but ⁢continues to pose a threat from lingering rainfall, especially in⁤ northern Luzon ​and metropolitan Manila.​ Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. declared ‌a state of emergency on Thursday in anticipation of the storm’s impact, following extensive devastation from a previous typhoon, Kalmaegi.

The storm’s passage has triggered‍ widespread cancellations of flights – over 325 domestic and 61 international ⁤- and stranded more than 6,600 commuters and cargo workers at ports as the coast guard halted⁣ sea travel. Schools ‍and most government offices will​ remain closed on Monday ‍and Tuesday.​ While the typhoon itself has passed, officials from Civil Defense report roads blocked by⁣ landslides are being prioritized for clearing as weather conditions improve.

“While ⁤the typhoon has passed, its rains still pose a danger in certain areas” in northern Luzon, including in metropolitan Manila,” said Undersecretary ‍Ariel alejandro. “We’ll‌ undertake today rescue,relief and disaster-response operations.”

the Philippines categorizes tropical cyclones with sustained winds of 185 kph ⁢(115 mph) or higher as “super typhoons” to emphasize the severity of the weather event. The nation experiences‍ approximately 20 typhoons and storms annually,⁢ alongside frequent earthquakes and volcanic eruptions, making it ​one of the‍ world’s most disaster-prone⁤ countries. ‌

Although the philippines has not requested international assistance, the United States and Japan have offered support. Authorities are monitoring the situation and preparing for​ ongoing relief efforts.

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Typhoon Fung-wong: Philippines Hit by Floods, Landslides, and Evacuations

by Lucas Fernandez – World Editor
written by Lucas Fernandez – World Editor

Typhoon Fung-wong, also known as Uwan in the Philippines, has⁤ moved away from ⁣the archipelago nation,​ leaving a trail of devastation with at least two‍ confirmed deaths⁣ and⁢ displacing over 1.4 million peopel, officials reported Monday. The⁢ storm triggered widespread ⁤flooding and ⁤landslides across northern Luzon,⁤ prompting a state of emergency declaration by President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Thursday.

The typhoon’s impact has been notably severe‌ in northern villages,‌ where⁤ fierce winds and torrential rain inundated at least 132 ⁤communities. Some residents⁤ were reportedly trapped on their ⁣roofs ⁣as⁢ floodwaters rapidly rose. Approximately 1,000 houses sustained damage, and roads remain blocked by landslides, hindering rescue and relief‌ efforts. While the typhoon has passed, ⁢authorities warn that lingering rainfall continues to pose ⁢a threat in certain areas, including metropolitan Manila.

Bernardo Rafaelito Alejandro IV of the Office of Civil Defense stated that⁤ rescue, relief, and disaster-response operations ⁢are underway. “We’ll undertake ⁢today rescue, relief and disaster-response operations,” he⁣ said. Roads blocked by landslides will be cleared as weather conditions improve.

Tropical cyclones reaching sustained⁤ winds of⁤ 185 kph (115 mph)‌ or higher are classified as “super typhoons” in ⁤the Philippines, ⁢highlighting the⁢ extreme nature of these weather events. The Philippines experiences approximately 20 typhoons and storms annually, alongside frequent earthquakes and volcanic eruptions, making it one⁤ of the world’s most disaster-prone countries.

Despite the extensive damage, the Philippines ​has not yet requested ⁤international assistance, though the‌ United States ‍and​ Japan​ have offered support.Schools and most ⁣government offices are ⁢closed Monday and Tuesday, ‌and over 386 domestic and international flights have been canceled, stranding more⁤ than 6,600 commuters and cargo workers⁢ at ports due to rough⁢ seas.

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Title: Philippines Braces for Massive Super Typhoon Fung-wong

by Lucas Fernandez – World Editor
written by Lucas Fernandez – World Editor

super typhoon Fung-wong Prompts Evacuations, Disrupts Travel ​Across ​the Philippines

MANILA, philippines – Authorities in the philippines are bracing for the impact of super Typhoon Fung-wong, which‌ is bringing fierce​ winds and torrential rain to the eastern part of ⁢the country.⁤ Preemptive evacuations are underway in vulnerable areas prone to flash floods, landslides, and coastal surges, as officials warn of⁢ life-threatening conditions.

The approaching storm has already caused widespread disruption, with schools and government offices closed⁣ in northern provinces on monday and Tuesday. Over 325 domestic ‍and 61 international flights have been canceled, stranding more than 6,600 passengers and cargo workers at ‍over 100 seaports where the coast guard has ‌prohibited sea travel. The Philippines, frequently battered by severe⁤ weather events, is particularly vulnerable due to its geography and is considered one of the world’s most disaster-prone nations.

Defense Secretary Gilberto Teodoro Jr. urged⁢ residents ‍to heed evacuation orders,‌ stating, “We need to do this because when it’s already raining‍ or the typhoon⁣ has hit and‌ flooding has started, ​it’s hard to rescue people.” Authorities have issued warnings ​of a “high risk of life-threatening and damaging⁤ storm surge” exceeding 3 meters (nearly 10 feet) along the ‌coasts of more ⁤than 20 provinces and regions, including metropolitan Manila.

while ⁣the ⁤Philippines has not requested international assistance, the United States and Japan have offered to ‌provide aid. Several eastern towns and villages have ⁣already experienced power outages as Fung-wong nears. The country‌ typically⁣ experiences around 20 typhoons and storms annually, in addition to frequent earthquakes and volcanic eruptions, highlighting the ongoing challenges faced by the nation in disaster preparedness ‌and response.

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