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C.P. parade bumps weather siren test
CROWN POINT -- St. Patrick not only had the power to drive snakes out of Ireland, he also bumped the statewide severe weather communications system test in Crown Point. The test, headed by the National Weather Service, and in conjunction with the Indiana State Police, Indiana Department of Homeland Security , Department of Education, Broadcasters Association, American Red Cross and Amateur Radio ...
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Drier weather headed for Richmond region
Showers should end and skies should gradually clear today, after five consecutive days of rain brought the Richmond region nearly 2½ inches of precipitation, the National Weather Service says. “We’re looking for our low-pressure system, which caused all of this rain coming through our region . . . to continue to move off to the east through the next 12 to 24 hours,“ Mike Montefusco, a ...
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Fickle weather no bother for foreign legion
KUCHING: Unpredictable weather did not seem to bother most of the foreign players all that much as the 15th Sarawak Chief Minister’s Cup (I) ITF World Junior Tennis Championship (Group I) entered its second day yesterday.
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The nation's weather
By WEATHER UNDERGROUND For The Associated Press New England was forecast to see another day of light showers, while scattered thunderstorms would persist in the Southern Plains on Tuesday.
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Weather forecast for the Asia-Pacific region
Wet weather will diminish over Asia on Wednesday as a strong low pressure system moves away from Japan and over the Sea of Okhotsk.
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Tuesday weather
March is a month in transition from winter to spring. Weather at this time of year can swing wildly from sunny skies to piles of snow. And, this week won't disappoint. Today and tomorrow are by far the sunniest and warmest days we've enjoyed so far in March. Expect plenty of sunshine Tuesday with afternoon readings in the low 60s. By Wednesday, more sunshine will dominant until late day when ...
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Australian Coal Exports Hit by Train Derailment, Poor Weather
March 15 (Bloomberg) -- Coal exports from Australia have been cut after a train derailment emptied supplies at Newcastle port while shipments were suspended at the Hay Point terminal in Queensland following poor weather.
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Spring weather begins to show
National Weather Service meteorologists in Shreveport said Monday the weather should remain nice through the end of the week.
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