Winter storms bring flooding and 'thunder ice' in several states
Storms spawned at least one tornado, sent creeks over their banks and caused flash flooding Thursday in portions of West Virginia and Kentucky, while a wintry mix coated trees and roads in ice and even dropped “thunder ice” in several states.
The unusual mix of lightning flashes during an icy freezing rain event was reported across several Midwest states early today ...
The storm left trees and roads in several mid-Atlantic states coated in ice before warmer temperatures moved in.
Did you hear thunder overnight? Here's how it happened, as explained by WTOL 11 Meteorologist John Burchfield.
Severe storms caused flash flooding in West Virginia and Kentucky, while icy conditions and rare “thunder ice” affected several states. Schools closed, roads were hazardous, and emergency responses ...
Wednesday night brought some very wintry weather but it came with quite a light show! That might have had you wondering how thunderstorms were happening when it was so cold outside.
The back-to-back Impact Days are for Wednesday night into Thursday morning. A wintry mix, including cold rain and areas of ...
A much cooler Tuesday was our story as high temperatures were up to 25-30 degrees lower than Monday’s. We’re gearing towards an active Wednesday with showers, freezing rain potential, and the ...
ARLINGTON, Va. − A wall of snow, ice and rain was sweeping across the Northeast on Thursday, the first in a series of storms ...
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