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Winter weather in Tennessee? Time to prep a kit for your home, car and pets - Vimarsana News

Winter weather in Tennessee? Time to prep a kit for your home, car and pets

These are the recommendations of the Federal Emergency Management Agency on how to best prepare your homes for winter emergencies.

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'Very low': Erie approached record for least snowiest calendar year in 2023, NWS says - Vimarsana News

'Very low': Erie approached record for least snowiest calendar year in 2023, NWS says

The National Weather Service recorded at least a trace of snow for Erie in eight months in 2023 but the total for the calendar year was only 29.4 inches.

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Gradual warmup, but not too warm, coming this week - Vimarsana News

Gradual warmup, but not too warm, coming this week

South Florida woke up to a New Year’s morning temperature of 49, but it quickly warmed up, thanks to bright sunshine. Capping the coolest weekend so far this season, Monday’s temperature should be the lowest we see all week as the forecast calls for a return to normal temperatures for this time of year, and no frigid cold fronts. In other words, winter in South Florida is here with the best of ...

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Will El Niño freeze SC and soak it with rain to start 2024? Here's the new NWS forecast - Vimarsana News

Will El Niño freeze SC and soak it with rain to start 2024? Here's the new NWS forecast

Will El Niño cause more cold and rainy weather in SC than usual to start 2024? Here are new NWS predictions.

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Rockford residents will need to ditch their snow shovels for umbrellas this Christmas - Vimarsana News

Rockford residents will need to ditch their snow shovels for umbrellas this Christmas

Many Rockford-area residents only want to see snow one time of a year: Christmas morning. Unfortunately, that won't be the case this year.

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