The watch covers eight counties in Indiana and remains valid until 11 p.m. EST on November 11. The source lists affected cities including Columbus, Bedford, and Seymour.
A severe thunderstorm watch remained valid until 10 p.m. CST on November 11, 2026, covering two counties in southwestern Indiana and seven in western Kentucky. The source describes the threat as possible and future.
The warning covers the Central and Eastern Beaufort Sea Coast and describes blizzard conditions, snow, and strong winds. The source says travel should be limited to emergencies.
A blizzard warning covers the Northern Arctic Coast until 4:00 PM AKST Friday, with snow, strong gusts, and periods of reduced visibility described in the source. Travel is advised only for emergencies.
Event: Severe Thunderstorm Watch. Affected area: Clark, IN; Crawford, IN; Dubois, IN; Floyd, IN; Harrison, IN; Orange, IN; Perry, IN; Scott, IN; Washington, IN; Breckinridge, KY; Butler, KY; Grayson, KY; Hancock, KY; Meade, KY; Ohio, KY. Severity: Severe; urgency: Future; certainty: Possible. THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HAS ISSUED SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WATCH 704 IN EFFECT UNTIL 11 PM EST /10 PM CST/ THIS EVENING FOR THE FOLLOWING AREAS IN INDIANA THIS WATCH INCLUDES 9 COUNTIES IN SOUTH CENTRAL INDIANA CLARK CRAWFORD DUBOIS FLOYD HARRISON ORANGE PERRY SCOTT WASHINGTON IN KENTUCKY THIS WATCH INCLUDES 6 COUNTIES IN CENTRAL KENTUCKY BRECKINRIDGE GRAYSON HANCOCK MEADE OHIO IN SOUTH CENTRAL KENTUCKY BUTLER THIS INCLUDES THE CITIES OF ABERDEEN, ADYEVILLE, ADYEVILLE, BAIZETOWN, BEAVER DAM, BECKS MI
A Winter Storm Watch covers the Greater Lake Tahoe Area from Friday morning through Saturday morning, with heavy wet snow and strong winds forecast. Travel could be very difficult, and the source notes possible damage to trees and power lines.
Illustrative image: Valley of Fire State Park is one of the coolest parks I have ever visited - it is about 50 miles northeast of Las Vegas, Nevada. I have been there several times in the past, usually on bright sunny and hot days. This time was different - I hit the park as a winter storm was clearing in December 2012. It was very cold and windy, even for an Alaskan. The rain had just stopped and it looked like more was on the way. I expected the worst but everything turned out great - the clouds really brought ou — Frank Kovalchek from Anchorage, Alaska, USA/Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0
A Winter Storm Watch covers the Eastern Sierra Slopes of Inyo County, with heavy snow possible above 7,000 feet from Friday afternoon through Saturday afternoon. The alert warns of hazardous roads and advises delaying travel when possible.
A High Wind Watch covers parts of the South Central Oregon Coast and nearby counties from Thursday evening through Friday morning. South winds of 25–40 mph, with gusts up to 65 mph, are possible; the supplied official instruction ends with “Monitor the.”
A High Wind Watch covers Surprise Valley, California, and Northern Washoe County, Nevada, from Friday morning through Friday evening. Winds of 30 to 40 mph with gusts up to 65 mph are possible, with potential for downed trees and power lines, outages, and difficult travel.
A Heavy Freezing Spray Warning covers waters from Cape Halkett to Flaxman Island, 15 to 80 nautical miles offshore. The forecast describes extreme freezing spray, blowing snow, easterly winds up to 35 knots, and seas up to 8 feet.
NWS Fairbanks issued a Heavy Freezing Spray Warning for Arctic Alaska coastal waters, including Cape Beaufort to Point Franklin from 15 to 85 nautical miles offshore. The forecast reports extreme freezing spray, easterly winds of 30–35 knots, and seas of 11–12 feet.
A Heavy Freezing Spray Warning covers Arctic Alaska Coastal Waters from Point Franklin to Cape Halkett, 15 to 75 NM offshore. The source reports extreme freezing spray, blowing snow, winds up to 35 kt, and seas up to 8 ft.
NWS Fairbanks issued a Heavy Freezing Spray Warning for waters from Cape Thompson to Cape Beaufort, out to 15 nautical miles. The forecast describes heavy freezing spray, winds up to 35 knots, and seas up to 11 feet.
A Heavy Freezing Spray Warning covers Arctic Alaska coastal waters from Cape Beaufort to Point Franklin, 15 to 85 nautical miles offshore. The source reports extreme freezing spray, winds of 30–40 kt, and seas of 10–11 ft.
The watch covers high-elevation areas in the Sierra Nevada and southern Cascades, with snow accumulations forecast above 6,000 feet and gusts possibly reaching 60 mph. The source excerpt ends mid-sentence while describing the affected area.
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