The warning covers the Little Belt, Highwood, Snowy, Judith, Elkhorn, and Boulder Mountains through 6:00 AM MDT on October 12. Heavy, wet snow of 8–16 inches and wind gusts up to 45 mph are expected; travel could be very difficult.
The NWS issued a warning for central and north-central Montana through 6 a.m. MDT October 12. Heavy, wet snow accumulations of 10–20 inches are expected in most areas, with isolated amounts near 30 inches in the Bob Marshall Wilderness; travel could be very difficult.
The National Weather Service in Jacksonville issued a Special Marine Warning for coastal waters from Fernandina Beach to St. Augustine, Florida, after a severe thunderstorm capable of producing waterspouts was located east of Jacksonville Beach. The warning instructed vessels to seek safe harbor immediately; additional details were included in the source data received by Planet Briefing.
TfL reports that route 135 is curtailed between Isle of Dogs and Arbour Square due to severe delays. One bus per hour will run the full route until delays ease.
Minor delays affect sections of the Central Line between North Acton and Ealing Broadway or West Ruislip, and between Leytonstone and Epping or Hainault via Newbury Park. The rest of the line has good service; the delays are due to an earlier customer incident at Bond Street.
Illustrative image: Site of Proposed New Road Bridge Work has just started on the new access into Riverside Park and North Middlesbrough from the A66 at Newport island. A new bridge is being prefabricated off site and will be lowered into place to minimise disruption. I estimate the bridge will cross diagonally towards the camera from the grey trackside boxes on the far side of the railway. On the right in the distance is the A1032 approach to Newport Bridge. — Mick Garratt/Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 2.0
A vehicle collision caused lane restrictions on westbound New Cross Road at Pepys Road, with traffic backing up to Lewisham Way. The source advises drivers to approach with caution and expect delays.
The National Weather Service office identified as Phoenix issued a warning for Maricopa and Pinal counties, Arizona, through 1:45 p.m. MST on October 10. The alert reported a dust wall moving northeast at 30 mph, visibility below one-quarter mile, and winds exceeding 40 mph.
TfL reported minor delays on the Weaver Line due to a signal failure in the Broxbourne area. The source identifies the location as London, United Kingdom.
A weather statement forecasts possible accumulating snow around the R.M. of Mankota from Sunday into Monday, with up to 10 cm possible south of the Trans-Canada Highway. Forecast confidence on the system's strength and precise track is low.
The source forecasts snow in the named Saskatchewan area, with amounts potentially reaching 10 cm south of the Trans-Canada Highway and travel conditions possibly worsening. It notes uncertainty about the system’s strength and precise path.
Environment Canada forecasts up to 5 cm of snow in Cypress Hills Sunday and up to 10 cm south of the Trans-Canada Highway by Monday night, with low confidence in the latter system’s strength and placement. Accumulating snow and sudden poor visibility could quickly worsen travel conditions; the statement advises monitoring updated forecasts and alerts.
Snow is forecast in southwestern Saskatchewan from tonight through Monday, with up to 10 cm possible south of the Trans-Canada Highway. The source says travel conditions could deteriorate quickly and advises monitoring updated forecasts and alerts.
Environment Canada’s statement forecasts snow in southwestern Saskatchewan, including possible accumulations of up to 10 cm south of the Trans-Canada Highway by Monday night. The forecast notes low confidence in the system’s strength and placement and warns that travel conditions could deteriorate quickly.
The statement forecasts snow in the R.M. of Pinto Creek area, with up to 5 cm near Cypress Hills and possibly up to 10 cm south of the Trans-Canada Highway; confidence in the latter forecast is low. Travel conditions could deteriorate quickly, and the source advises monitoring forecasts and alerts.
Snow is forecast in the affected Saskatchewan area from Sunday into Monday, with possible accumulations up to 10 cm; the forecast notes low confidence in the system’s strength and placement. Travel conditions could deteriorate quickly.
A forecast calls for a mix of rain and snow in southern Saskatchewan, with broadly 5 cm and potentially 5 to 10 cm of wet snow through Monday. Travel conditions could deteriorate quickly because of accumulating snow, poor visibility and icy patches.
A weather statement forecasts snow in the R.M. of Carmichael, with accumulations possible and travel conditions potentially deteriorating. Additional details were not included in the source data received by Planet Briefing.
Snow is forecast for the R.M. of Old Post area, with up to 10 cm possible south of the Trans-Canada Highway by Monday night. Confidence in the system’s strength and precise location is low.
Snow is forecast for the affected area, with accumulations possible and travel conditions potentially deteriorating quickly. The source says snow may give way to rain near the Manitoba border and that confidence in the system’s strength and placement is low.
A special weather statement warns of possible accumulating snow in the R.M. of Key West area, including Ogema and Kayville, from Sunday into Monday, with travel conditions potentially deteriorating quickly. Forecast amounts and placement remain uncertain.
Environment Canada’s statement describes possible accumulating snow in the R.M. of Elmsthorpe area, with travel conditions potentially deteriorating. Forecast confidence on snowfall strength and placement is low.
A snowfall warning forecasts 10 to 20 cm for the R.M. of Grassy Creek, including Shaunavon, Saskatchewan. The alert warns of reduced visibility and deteriorating travel conditions.
Snow is forecast across the R.M. of Whiska Creek, including Vanguard, Neville and Pambrun, through Thanksgiving Monday, with possible accumulations up to 10 cm south of the Trans-Canada Highway. The source says snowfall placement and strength remain uncertain, and travel conditions could deteriorate quickly.
Environment Canada forecasts possible accumulating snow in the affected area, with up to 10 cm possible south of the Trans-Canada Highway by Monday night. Snow, poor visibility, and near-freezing ground temperatures could cause travel conditions to deteriorate quickly.
A weather statement forecasts snow in southwestern Saskatchewan, with up to 10 cm possible south of the Trans-Canada Highway by Monday night; the forecast’s strength and precise placement remain uncertain. Snow, poor visibility, and near-freezing ground temperatures could quickly worsen travel conditions.
A weather statement forecasts possible accumulating snow in the Gravelbourg area from Sunday into Monday, with amounts up to 10 cm possible south of the Trans-Canada Highway. The source says travel conditions could deteriorate quickly, while confidence in the snow's strength and placement remains low.
The statement covers the R.M. of Bone Creek, including Simmie and Scotsguard, and forecasts snow across southwestern Saskatchewan beginning tonight and lasting through Thanksgiving Monday. It warns that travel conditions could deteriorate quickly; confidence in the snow system’s strength and placement is low.
Illustrative image: NASA image release January 31, 2011 This visible image was captured by the GOES-13 satellite and shows the low pressure area bringing snowfall to the Midwest Jan. 31, 2011. Heavy snow is expected today in portions of northern Iowa, southern Minnesota and Wisconsin. Snowfall from the system extends from Michigan west to Montana, Idaho, Utah and Arizona. A mix of rain and snow also stretches into the Ohio and Tennessee valleys, and it is all moving east. This system appears to be as large as 1/3rd — NASA Goddard Space Flight Center from Greenbelt, MD, USA/Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0
The warning covers Judith Gap from 6 PM October 10 through noon MDT October 12, with heavy snow, blowing snow, and wind gusts expected. Snowfall is forecast at 4–8 inches, with amounts near a foot in the mountains; travel could be very difficult, especially on US-191.
Illustrative image: A young burrowing owl has found a haven " conviently provided in a piece of storm pipe at the Phoenix Zoo in Phoenix, Arizona. This species, which favors deserts and grasslands, is adept on the ground but does fly. It favors land operations in fall and winter, during breeding and chick-raising seasons — Highsmith, Carol M., 1946-/Library of Congress, Free to Use and Reuse
The NWS warning covers the Melville Foothills from midnight to noon MDT Monday, with heavy wet snow and blowing snow expected. Travel could be very difficult on local roads and US-191 near Melville during the Monday morning commute.
