Sentences with phrase «with snow in the forecast»

MJ, this dish looks warm and comforting, which is just what we'll need today with snow in the forecast — and I love the flavors of sage and pork together.

What's more, the temperature is expected to be under 30 degrees Fahrenheit, with snow in the forecast.

With snow in our forecast, I'm thinking about the next couple of months and how COLD it's going to be and eyeing some great, cozy sweaters!

With snow in the forecast for the next week, it's time to «winterize» yourself!

We are forecasted to have our first taste of winter this coming Saturday, with snow in the forecast.

Not exact matches

Day after day filled with more snow in the forecast.

Cuomo said his decision to exercise extreme caution with this event was informed by a snowstorm in Buffalo a few months ago that, despite a relatively modest forecast, ended up dumping 7 feet of snow on the city and stranding people on roads for hours.

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Gov. Andrew Cuomo says the state is preparing for the third major storm to hit New York this month, with forecasts calling for the latest nor'easter to drop up to a foot of snow in the Adirondacks and Long Island's East End.

Up to 11 inches of snow is in the forecast for Syracuse, with higher totals expected in northern Cayuga County.

Tuesday night, we went to bed with 1» of snow in the forecast and fingers crossed that school would at least be a delay.

March was very spring like here in Calgary but it looks like winter is headed back our way this weekend with lots of snow in the forecast.

With ice and snow in the forecast, the team opted for two durable, metal canoes instead of the fiberglass kayaks one might use in warmer water.

With snow in the 10 - day forecast, winter can be a season of frigid temperatures and harsh conditions.

It was in the 40's when we arrived with the first night's forecast being 33 degrees with a slight chance of snow.

The previous evening, the clouds were low, wind was blasting and visibility was null... So I melted some snow, took the warm bottle with me and went to bed early, expecting better conditions in the morning... The forecast did not disappoint me this time.

A model by the Purdue Climate Change Research Center in West Lafayette forecasts, by 2050, the full growing seasons will expand by one month; there will be 33 to 45 more days with temperatures above 90 degrees; an increase in precipitation between 14 percent and 22 percent; and 24 days to 36 days less snow cover.

In the next map, we see snow again called for on the 22nd with the same temperatures as the earlier forecast, yet, on the 25th only rain is called for with much colder low temperatures?

A front page story in today's Australian newspaper says that: «Our alpine parks face a hotter and drier future, with up to a quarter less rain and snow forecast for the region by 2050.

A quick check with the National Weather Service forecast office in Fairbanks found 19 inches of snow on the ground there.

There doesn't appear to be much snow on the ground in Texas or Louisiana, and with the forecast of mild temperatures, it doesn't figure to last much longer there, if it even makes it through the day Thursday.

As an Aussie with only a passing acquaintance with snow, I'd be grateful if US readers from places like Minneapolis, and Canadians and Europeans can tell us what happens in their cities when snowstorms of comparable magnitude are forecast.

You end up with people like a friend of mine in New Jersey saying that weather forecasters don't have a freaking clue when the 48 hour forecast had 6 to 24 inches of snow.

See for example the ludicrous desalination plants built in Australia, or the ten successive years of positive bias in year - ahead temperature forecasts in the UK, and the local difficulties encountered with shortage of de-icing resources at airports and for roads after heavy snow followed not long after forecasts of a mild winter there.

But our forecast calls for up to an inch of snow tonight, and further West, they are already getting pounded with another in a seemingly endless series of winter storms.

Rainfall amounts up to 45 mm with possible thunderstorms are forecasted for today and tomorrow with daytime highs reaching 13 degrees Celsius over the weekend will advance the melting of the snow pack and cause a significant increase in water levels and flows over the next few days.

Between 1AM Sunday and 5AM Tuesday, Jackson Hole's Rendezvous Bowl reported 24 inches of snow, and Grand Targhee reported 19 inches of snow with additional accumulation forecasted in the mountains prior to the lifts spinning up.

The cookies are so fancy and I think that was a such a good choice Happy Valentines Day a bit early... hoping you get the forecasted snow and can snuggle in with your sweetie!.