Morning weather forecast for November 5, 2021
Temperatures are on an upward trend! Zack Shields has a look ahead at your weekend weather forecast.
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Beaver County TimesPredictions call for high precipitation, potentially colder weather for winter season
Local forecasts range from warmer days to significantly below average temperatures and blizzards.
- Miami Herald
How cold and wet is it going to get in Florida? You may need some churros and hot chocolate
Expecting a holiday sweater this gift-giving season?
- AccuWeather
Great Lakes 'have a fever' as first lake-effect snow sets a record
The first significant lake-effect snow of the season dropped nearly a foot of snow near the shores of the Great Lakes Tuesday into Wednesday. The snowfall was enough to transform parts of Michigan's Lower Peninsula into a winter wonderland and break into the record books at one weather station in Michigan. Snow totals topped 11 inches in northern parts of northern Michigan. Gaylord, Michigan, picked up 11.7 inches of snow on Tuesday, which set a record for the heaviest snowfall in a calendar day
- The Courier Journal
How much snow? This Japanese Elm in Kentucky predicts almost 50 inches of snow this winter
Dick Frymire of Irvington, Kentucky, has used a Japanese Elm tree, and a special "secret formula" to predict winter weather for the coming year.
- NBC News
Scotland's 'Sphinx' snow patch melts away for only eighth time in 300 years
The "Sphinx," the United Kingdom's longest-latching patch of snow, located in the Scottish Highlands, has melted away for only the eighth time in 300 years.
- Naples Daily News
Strong storms moving across Florida bringing heavy rain, slightly cooler temperatures
Early-morning storms even grabbed the attention of meteorologist Jim Cantore, who tweeted Friday morning South Florida was "looking more interesting."
- Idaho Statesman
‘They keep coming.’ Watch herd of 150 bison surround SUV at Yellowstone National Park
“They keep coming. They could do some serious damage to the car right now.”
- NBC News
Frost and freeze forecast for millions stretching from New Mexico to New England
On Thursday, nearly 50 million people woke up under frost and freeze alerts stretching from New Mexico to New England.
- AccuWeather
Twin meteor showers to send fireballs streaking through November sky
The calendar is running out of pages and a new year is less than two months away, but 2021 still has some intriguing astronomy events to offer, including twin meteor showers. Both the Northern Taurid and Southern Taurid meteor showers peak during the first half of November, and each event will carry the possibility of unleashing dazzling fireballs across the nighttime sky. November is one of the better months to view meteor activity from the Northern Hemisphere, the American Meteor Society (AMS)
- Fortune
‘I’m afraid we’re going to have a food crisis’: The energy crunch has made fertilizer too expensive to produce, says Yara CEO
Unlike other shortages, a food crisis is “a matter of life or death,” says Svein Tore Holsether.
- AccuWeather
Northwest storm train keeps rolling along
November is beginning the same way October ended in the Northwest: stormy. AccuWeather forecasters say that the storm train is likely to keep chugging through the region for at least several more days. This stormy pattern is sending much-needed precipitation in the form of rain and mountain snow to areas from the Pacific Northwest to Northern California. Both Seattle and Portland, Oregon, have recorded measurable rain on the first four days of the new month. As the next storm continues to move a
- The State
Notorious vandalism at Bald Rock in South Carolina stirs outrage. Can it be stopped?
“It literally makes you sick to your stomach when you see it.”
- USA TODAY
Greenland's ice sheet is melting so fast, it's raising sea levels and creating global flood risk
The second-largest ice sheet in the world has lost 3.5 trillion tons of ice in the past decade, and more could be in store by the end of the century.
- Associated Press
Remains found thought to be German hiker missing since 1983
Skeletal remains found in Colorado's Rocky Mountain National Park are believed to be those of a 27-year-old man from West Germany who disappeared during a multi-day mountaineering trip nearly 40 years ago, park officials said Thursday. Rudi Moder, an experienced winter mountaineer who was living in Fort Collins, started his excursion over Thunder Pass and into the park Feb. 13, 1983. The search included teams on skis and snowshoes, a dog trained to find people in avalanche debris and a helicopter.
- Asheville Citizen-Times
First snow: Western North Carolina mountains in Mitchell, Avery counties get dusting
Beginning at about 7 a.m. Nov. 4, roughly a 1/2 inch of snow fell at some areas in Western North Carolina with elevations 4,000 feet and higher.
- App.com | Asbury Park Press
Marlboro bison — weighing 1.25 tons — is rescued after escape from local farm
The animal was sedated on Wednesday for the journey home, the Monmouth County SPCA wrote on its social media pages.
- Asheville Citizen-Times
NPS: Need public tips, photos to help in Blue Ridge Parkway homicide investigation
National Park Service investigators are seeking tips & photos from the public to aid in the investigation of a Oct. 9 homicide on the Blue Ridge Parkway.
- BuzzFeed News
Raw Photos Of Landfills Show The Extreme Amount Of Waste Humans Produce
Where does all the trash go after you take it to the dumpster? The reality depicted in the images here showcase the current state of waste management, and how the items we discard are piling up all over the world.View Entire Post ›
- AccuWeather
Drenching storm to threaten Southeast coastal hazards
A storm over the Gulf of Mexico that already has a history of producing flooding rainfall across the southern Plains is expected to set its sights on Florida and the Southeast next. Parts of the Sunshine State will face soaking downpours during what is typically the driest month of the year, and the Southeast may endure coastal hazards as the storm could potentially take on some tropical characteristics. Cold air is pouring across the Southeast ahead of the advancing storm, and as it presses sou
- Business Insider
Truckers at 2 backlogged US container ports have collectively sat idling for 50 years so far in 2021, data suggests
America's busiest ports are clogged with containers because of a breakdown in the supply chain network. Truckers are struggling to ease the backlog.