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Showing posts with label weather. Show all posts
Showing posts with label weather. Show all posts

Midwest Snowstorm

Midwest Snowstorm, An early spring snowstorm forced the cancellation of more than 100 flights at Denver International Airport and closed several roads Saturday as it moved eastward, dumping more than a foot of snow in some places.

The snow started falling around midnight in northeast Colorado and then moved into northwest Kansas and southwest Nebraska.

Ten to 15 inches of snow had fallen by Saturday afternoon north of Interstate 70 in northwest Kansas and northeast Colorado, with another 1 to 2 inches expected in the area, said Ryan Husted, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Goodland, Kan., where 15 inches of snow had fallen.

Flight Cancellations Heathrow


Flight Cancellations Heathrow, Heavy Fog Envelopes London Airports, Grounds Flights, The Heathrow and London City Airports in the U.K. are experiencing heavy fog that has caused the cancellation of several flights Sunday.

At Heathrow Airport, at least 160 flights have been canceled, according to bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england. The London City Airport has had to suspend at least 44 flight and diverted others.

East coast snow storm



East coast snow storm, An unusually early and powerful nor'easter along the East Coast began dumping several inches of wet, heavy snow Saturday that weighed down or toppled leafy trees and power lines and combined with high winds to knock out power to hundreds of thousands.

Communities inland in mid-Atlantic states were getting hit hardest, with eastern Pennsylvania serving as the bull's-eye for the storm, said National Weather Service spokesman Chris Vaccaro. Some places got more than half a foot of snow, and towns near the Maryland-Pennsylvania border saw 10 inches fall.

Water leak puts a damper on Jane Eyre party

Water leak puts a damper on Jane Eyre party

The Alice In Wonderland star takes on the title role in the new adaptation of Charlotte Bronte's classic novel, opposite Michael Fassbender and Dame Judi Dench.

The film was screened for a celebrity-packed audience, including Glenn Close and Zoe Kravitz, at Manhattan's Tribeca Grand Hotel and guests were invited to enjoy an afterparty at the Soho Grand.

But plans were thrown into chaos when it was revealed the bar at the Soho Grand had been flooded by a burst water pipe.

Sex Offender Gets Out of Jail

Sex Offender Gets Out of Jail
On Thursday in West Baton Rogue, LA a sex offender underwent castration to gain his freedom from prison. The surgery took place at LSU Earl K. Long Medical Center.

Francis Phillip Tullier, 78, from West Baton Rogue, was convicted of molesting three different girls hundreds of times during the time spanning from the 1970s to the 1990s. He pleaded to three counts of child molestation in 1999 and was sentenced to 27 years in prison.

As part of his sentencing, the court declared that the paedophile would be eligible for parole only if he under went a surgical castration procedure and only if he paid for it himself.

According to a sheriff's investigator Tullier's surgery had been delayed several years because Tullier was treated for several medical issues.

Accused Rose McGowan Stalker Arrested

Accused Rose McGowan Stalker Arrested
A Connecticut man accused of making Rose McGowan's "charmed" life a little less charming has been arrested.

Local police searched Louis S. Santo III's Derby home Friday for evidence of alleged threats and harassment of McGowan, who starred in the cable series "Charmed" and movies like "Scream" and "Jawbreakers."

The Snake Who Bit Off More Than He Could Chew

The Snake Who Bit Off More Than He Could Chew
The Snake Who Bit Off More Than He Could Chew

It's an Amazonian tree frog that a snake waiting on a branch decided he liked the look of as he was hopping happily by.
The hapless amphibian struggled and kicked to try and break free for 45 minutes, but it was a struggle in vain as he was swallowed whole by his attacker.

Toddler Gets Locked in Bank Vault

Toddler Gets Locked in Bank Vault
But she's safe after locksmith cracks it in four hours
Toddler Gets Locked in Bank Vault
Scary story, happy ending: A 14-month-old girl visiting grandma at work couldn't resist toddling into an open vault at the Atlanta bank. An unwitting employee shut the door behind her, and nobody could open it because of the time-released lock, reports the Atlanta Journal Constitution. As rescue workers pumped fresh air into the vents and the girl cried, police finally found a locksmith trained to crack the lock. It took him four hours, but the little girl was finally reunited with her family with nothing more serious than a soiled diaper.

"That was one of the better moments I've ever witnessed," said the police chief of the reunion.
Read More: Newser

America's Most Miserable Cities

America's Most Miserable Cities

California has never looked less golden, with eight of its cities making the top 20 on our annual list.

Christina Aguilera to sing anthem at Super Bowl

Christina Aguilera will sing the national anthem at the Super Bowl on Feb. 6, Fox television and the National Football League announced on Monday.

Katie Couric to appear on 'Glee's Super Bowl episode, drops spoilers

Katie Couric is set to make a guest appearance on the FOX musical sitcom "Glee" during its anticipated Super Bowl episode, which will air after the football championship game on Sunday.

WEATHER ALERT: TxDOT Continues Assault on Icy Roads

SAN ANTONIO -- Tx-DOT and the City of San Antonio are doing everything they can to keep our streets safe.

Huge fire at Conroe barn kills 17 show animals

More than a dozen pigs were killed overnight when the barn they were in burned down. The fire broke out late Tuesday inside the Conroe ISD's agricultural barn on Pruitt Road.

Zsa Zsa Gabor's husband hospitalized in LA

LOS ANGELES – Zsa Zsa Gabor's husband has been hospitalized along with the 93-year-old actress after he collapsed in an elevator at Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center, a publicist said Wednesday.

Climbers Spend the Night on Hills

In the 60 years of last century with climbers became fashionable to dwell in makeshift camps right on the cliff. Very dangerous, but I'd love to spent the night this way:
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