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One of the most significant and horrific snowstorms of the 20th century occurred January 6-8, 1996, with power outages, road closures, and even deaths.

One of the most significant and horrific snowstorms of the 20th century occurred January 6-8, 1996, with power outages, road closures, and even deaths.

Right now a weak disturbance is bringing a light wintry mix across the region with start-time temperatures bordering the freezing mark.

The National Weather Service says the first snow of the year is expected for the Lower Hudson Valley region starting around 2 p.m. Saturday.

It looks like we are likely to get hit with a big storm on January 3rd or January 4th.

Much of eastern Nebraska and western Iowa had snow on Christmas Day. How much did your area get?

It looks like we are likely to get hit with a big storm on January 3 or 4.

A storm headed for the Northeast is expected to be another rainy, blustery mess – leaving parts of the snow-starved region pining for any significant snow.

Meteorologists predict a “brown” Christmas this year with no snow falling in the foreseeable future — or at least the next 10 days. In line with what is to be expected from an El Niño year, the area is seeing warmer temperatures and less precipitation than normal, according to Joe Calderone, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service Twin Cities office. And that means no snow on ...

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