A powerful cross-country storm has caused flash flood warnings in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, with heavy rainfall and severe weather disrupting the region. The National Weather Service warns of continued severe conditions and potential flooding.
Several wildfires erupted near North Carolina towns still recovering from Hurricane Helene, with the largest fire near Marion consuming 220 acres and leading to evacuations. Emergency crews have made progress, and evacuation orders have been lifted, though challenges remain due to debris from the hurricane.
A 3.8 magnitude earthquake struck off the coast of York Harbor, Maine, causing tremors across parts of New England, including Boston. No damage or injuries were reported, and there was no tsunami threat.
China faces the annual Lunar New Year travel rush with record numbers and a severe cold front disrupting transportation. Premier Li Qiang urges preparedness, while the holiday also tests the country's economic resilience and consumer confidence.
A 3.8 magnitude earthquake struck off the coast of York Harbor, Maine, on January 27, 2025, affecting parts of New England. The quake, centered six miles offshore, caused brief but intense shaking across the region, with no immediate reports of significant damage or injuries. Experts warn of possible aftershocks.
Nishitetsu has announced potential changes to bus operations on the 28th due to snow, affecting route and highway buses, especially in mountainous areas. Operational updates will be available on their website by 4:45 AM.
From January 28 to 29, 2025, the Kyushu region, especially mountainous areas, is expected to experience heavy snowfall due to strong cold air. Significant snow accumulation and low temperatures are predicted, with potential traffic disruptions. The article also highlights the harvest of Hakata Tsubomina in Itoshima City and a shift to milder weather later in the week.
The Japan Meteorological Agency warns of heavy snow in the Kyushu region from January 28 to 29, 2025, with significant impacts expected in northern Kyushu, including Fukuoka Prefecture. Mountainous areas could see up to 20 cm of snow, leading to potential transportation disruptions. Residents and travelers are advised to prepare for severe weather conditions.
Fukuoka Prefecture is bracing for heavy snow, especially in mountainous areas, due to a strong winter pressure pattern and cold air. The Fukuoka Regional Meteorological Observatory warns of potential traffic disruptions and other impacts.
The Kanto region braces for rain and snow, with potential road freezing and slippery conditions. Meteorologist Tomoko Okamoto advises caution for commuters and students. Additionally, cedar pollen dispersal begins, urging hay fever sufferers to take precautions.