A series of winter storms is impacting over 80 million people across the U.S., with heavy snow, ice, and severe weather expected from the Midwest to the East Coast. The National Weather Service warns of hazardous conditions, including significant ice accumulation and heavy snowfall, leading to travel disruptions and potential power outages.
Columbia, MO is preparing for a weekend of fluctuating weather conditions, including a significant temperature drop, gusty winds, and possible rain or snow showers. The cold snap will ease by Monday, with a warming trend expected midweek.
A sheriff’s deputy in Marin County, California, performed a dramatic rescue of a driver from a flooded creek, underscoring the dangers of driving in severe weather. Simultaneously, Winter Storm Garnett caused widespread travel disruptions in the Northeast with heavy snow and freezing rain.
A winter storm warning has been issued for several counties in Kentucky, expecting 3 to 5 inches of snow and a light glaze of ice. Maryland anticipates light snow in southern areas, with potential shifts in the storm's path affecting snow totals. Residents in both regions are advised to prepare for hazardous conditions.
Residents in central North Carolina and the Tri-Cities area are advised to prepare for a significant temperature drop following a warm Saturday, with a strong storm system expected to bring heavy rain and gusty winds by Wednesday.
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A powerful 7.6-magnitude earthquake hit the Caribbean Sea, leading to tsunami warnings for several countries. The warnings were later canceled as the threat subsided, with no immediate reports of damage or injuries.
A 7.6 magnitude earthquake hit the Caribbean Sea, leading to brief tsunami alerts for several regions. No significant damage or injuries were reported, but the event underscores the region's seismic vulnerability.
A 7.6 magnitude earthquake hit the western Caribbean Sea on February 8, 2025, leading to brief tsunami advisories for several regions. The quake, centered near the Cayman Islands, did not result in significant damage or injuries, and all tsunami alerts were later canceled.
A significant 7.6-magnitude earthquake hit the Caribbean Sea, leading to tsunami warnings for areas including Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, and the Cayman Islands. The USGS reported the epicenter near Honduras, with initial warnings of waves up to three meters, later canceled as the threat diminished.