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MADERA COUNTY, Calif. (KFSN) -- As an offshore windstorm approaches the Golden State, some PG&E customers in Central California could be cut from the power grid. "Which could potentially bring down power lines, trees or branches that can make contact with an energized line," said PG&E spokesperson Evelyn Escalera. PG&E officials are warning a little more than 6,000 customers across four Central Valley counties about a possible Public Safety Power Shutoff. The shutoffs primarily include people l...

Good morning! Saturday starts out with some fog mainly north and at the coastline, but more unseasonable warmth is on the way this weekend.

Recently, winds have exceeded 100 mph in several areas of the Cowboy State.

Another Inch Today, Storm Totals Closer to 2-4" with More South of MSP Today will be a poignant reminder that January is the snowiest month of the year, on average, for roughly the southern half of Minnesota (climate data since 1991). Not nearly as much as models were predicting a day or two ago, but enough to freshen up the snow cover in your yard.  By Paul Douglas Text size Copy shortlink: The Forecast Calls For Uncertainty "Being at ease...

Winds were 20 to 30 mph with gusts up to 40 mph.

Travel could become difficult in parts of North Dakota and Minnesota.

While we need to exercise caution on the roads, it appears it could be SO much worse.

Stronger wind will begin to take over the state today.

Barbara Blake-Hannah: how Britain’s first black female TV reporter was forced off our screens Ellen E Jones © Provided by The Guardian ‘It was really wrong’ ... Blake-Hannah with her Today colleagues Eamonn Andrews and Jane Probyn in 1968. She was dismissed after nine months due to racist complaints from viewers. Photograph: Larry Ellis/Getty Images In 2008, Barbara Blake-Hannah sat down to write a letter of admonishment to the Guardian. “I must put history right,” ...

Still stronger wind takes over this weekend New Years Day forecast with Jason Laird Posted at 3:39 AM, Jan 01, 2021 and last updated 2021-01-01 07:47:39-05 The wind ramps up significantly as we enter into the weekend. Sustained winds around 25 mph are likely on Friday with gusts nearing 40 mph. The northern portions of the Rocky Mountain Front will likely experience stronger gusts this afternoon. This increase in the wind will drive temperatures well into the mid 40s. Extreme wind will tak...