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Deadly winter storm prompts snow emergency in Washington DC as heavy snow, crippling ice slam mid-Atlantic
After bringing blizzard conditions to Kansas, dropping the biggest snow in years across the Midwest, and raining crippling ice across Missouri and the Ohio Valley, the ongoing winter storm is now bringing its fury to the mid-Atlantic states.
The storm will continue throughout the day and wind down this evening with the heaviest snow expected from the central Appalachians right through the Washington and Baltimore metros and into Delaware.
Within this snowfall area, a narrow but intense strip of very heavy snow, with snowfall rates of 1-2 inches per hour, is expected. Within this band, travel will become extremely dangerous, if not impossible, and snow totals into the double-digits will be possible.
This graphic shows the forecast snow totals.
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Severe storms threaten Florida, Southeast on warm side of coast-to-coast winter storm
After severe thunderstorms erupted across the lower Mississippi Valley on Sunday, the threat of strong storms will shift to the Southeast and parts of Florida on Monday.
Rain and a few thunderstorms were ongoing from the western Carolinas down to the Florida Panhandle on Monday morning, triggered by the cold front associated with the ongoing deadly winter storm. The front will continue to slide east through the day with more thunderstorms expected to develop along and out ahead of it, the FOX Forecast Center said.
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Watch: Powerful winter storm produces thundersnow in Kansas City area
FOX Weather Meteorologist Kendall Smith was in Kansas City on Sunday as a powerful winter storm dumped heavy snow across the region. During one of her reports, she witnessed thundersnow in person for the first time in her career.
FOX Weather Meteorologist Kendall Smith was reporting live from Kansas City, Missouri, when a bright flash of lightning illuminated the sky and loud thunder rumbled across the region.
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