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Tropical Depression Six-E in the Eastern Pacific strengthened into Tropical Storm Eugene on Saturday.

A slow-moving low-pressure system centered over the coastal region of New England is helping to bring in a northwesterly flow, ushering in smoke-filled skies from dozens of wildfires burning in Canada, and the smoke is expected to stick around for at least a few more days.

More difficult to predict the weather on the west coast? well, first of all, it is a little more difficult because if we look to our west, there is the entire pacific ocean, with not a lot of standard weather data that we can put into our forecast models, so that does degrade the forecast a little bit. but those of us in the weather enterprise have seen this coming for i would say about a week. it is not a surprise to us.— surprise to us. 0k, and this cold snap — surprise to us. 0k, and this...

Year after year, the number of severe weather events across the country continues to increase, and with the increasing threat of severe weather, the need for more detailed forecast modeling grows.

Bermuda has been placed under a Hurricane Watch and a Tropical Storm Warning as Hurricane Fiona is expected to approach the archipelago from late Thursday into early Friday.

Hurricane Fiona could pass very close to Bermuda late Thursday or early Friday, potentially as a powerful Category 4 hurricane.

Bermuda has been placed under a Hurricane Watch and a Tropical Storm Warning as Hurricane Fiona is expected to approach the archipelago from late Thursday into early Friday.

40% chance tropical development within 48 hours and a 70% chance in 3-5 days

Concern in low lying areas. this harbor will likely be underwater so officials are asking residents to consider leaving tonight before the storm hits amtrak already canceling many trains between dc and boston. and thousands of flights grounded until today, competing forecast models suggested anywhere from a dusting to a crippling snowstorm dumping double digits. a massive margin fueling frustration for many in the storms path >> two inches, ten inches no one knows whats going to happen. tomorrow...

People are wondering what the rest of March will bring after a highly busy January that provided considerably above-normal snow to several regions in the Eastern United States and a February that brought many above-normal temperatures