File:Earth from Orbit- Monumental U S Storm Brings Severe Winter Weather Coast to Coast (52723672863).png
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English: Since mid-February 2023, winter weather has impacted the continental U.S. from California to Maine. In Southern California, the storm brought blizzard conditions to the San Bernardino and San Gabriel mountains as well as heavy rainfall to lower elevations. As the storm system continued eastward, snow and driving winds caused road closures and drifting snow across the Plains. Further south in Kansas and Oklahoma, tornadoes downed power lines, damaged property, and caused injuries. Additional tornadoes were reported in central and northeastern Illinois. The storm also brought heavy snow to the Northeast. NOAA satellites provided complementary measurements for a complete picture of this monumental storm and played a crucial role in tracking the storms across the U.S., alerting those in harm’s way.
www.nesdis.noaa.gov/news/monumental-us-storm-brings-sever... |
Date | Taken on 3 March 2023, 08:32:48 |
Source | Earth from Orbit: Monumental U.S. Storm Brings Severe Winter Weather Coast to Coast |
Author | NOAASatellites |
Flickr set InfoField | Earth from Orbit |
Flickr tags InfoField | satellites; satelliteimagery; noaa; noaasatellites; jpss; earthfromorbit |
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