Winter storm tracker Magnitude 3.8 earthquake rattles Buffalo areaĪ magnitude 3.8 earthquake was recorded early Monday near Buffalo, New York, according to the U.S. Reppert said snow will be spotty over the Rockies and will push toward the Northern Plains, but snow could hit the Midwest and around the Great Lakes later in the week. Parts of the West and the Rocky Mountains were on winter weather advisories through Monday morning, and Salt Lake City was expected to see 5 to 10 inches of snow. The National Weather Service said travel may be difficult or impossible in some areas. Parts of the region could see anywhere from 6 to 30 inches of snow with gusty winds. More than 14,000 homes and businesses were without power in the southern part of the state.Ī majority of the Cascade Range in Washington state, east of Seattle, was under a winter storm watch, with the possibility of heavy snow late Monday through Wednesday. The majority of outages were in Travis County, which includes Austin. More than 32,000 homes and businesses were without power in eastern Texas Monday after an icy winter storm passed through the area last week, according to USA TODAY Network's power outage database. Mount Washington wind chill: New Hampshire summit fell to minus 108 F, likely lowest recorded Thousands remain without power in Texas and ArkansasĪs Texas braced for more severe weather, thousands of residents were still without power as of Sunday night. Several areas near rivers in the those states had flood warnings in place throughout the week. The storm is expected to move northeast Wednesday toward Louisiana, Alabama, Arkansas and Tennessee. "Additionally, it's not out of the question that there could be a few isolated tornadoes in the region."
"In addition to dangerous lightning, the risk of severe thunderstorms will also bring threats of damaging wind gusts of 50-60 miles per hour," AccuWeather said. The following cities and regions are at risk of severe weather through Tuesday night: Thunderstorms could begin Tuesday morning in the eastern part of the state and were expected to turn into severe thunderstorms by Tuesday midday. Potentially severe thunderstorms forming in Texas flood warnings in SouthĪccuWeather senior meteorologist Adam Douty said a storm will strengthen in Texas late Monday into Tuesday, "bringing the next round of wet weather and severe thunderstorms to the region." Here's what you need to know about the national weather forecast: Hundreds dead in earthquake: More than 1,300 dead after powerful 7.8 magnitude earthquake strikes near Turkey-Syria border Meanwhile, residents in the Buffalo, New York, area were woken up Monday morning by a magnitude 3.8 earthquake. "For the majority nation, we're looking at at least seasonable or even warmer than average conditions," AccuWeather meteorologist Alan Reppert told USA TODAY. Now the East expects to see temperatures above average for early February, and some regions will see temperatures 20 to 30 degrees above average, according to the National Weather Service. was warming up after a polar vortex brought freezing and in some cases record-breaking temperatures across the country. Parts of the West and Rockies will likely see snow while possibly severe thunderstorms will begin to form Monday in Texas, days after the state was hit by a brutal ice storm that froze roads and caused the deaths of at least seven people.Ī majority of the U.S. Tuesday updates: Read the latest weather news here. Watch Video: Four-day cold front in Texas leaves thousands without power
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