Winter storm warnings issued for Midwest, Northeast; Florida may see tornadoes

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Buddies are being urged to take care when out and about in Renfrewshire as a yellow weather warning is in place for snow and ice.The Met Office put the warning in place yesterday as temperatures plummet again, with the warning remaining in place until 9pm tonight.There are no warnings in place for Friday, however temperatures are due to drop to freezing again over the weekend.Tomorrow will see temperatures

snow, ice and sleet is expected across large parts of the country.The Met Office has issued a amber weather warning for heavy snow and ice with the population told to brace for another bout of plummeting temperatures.Heavy snow is expected across large parts of Scotland from 3pm to 10am on Thursday morning, with warnings weather will cause power cuts and roads being blocked.

Some parts of Texas experienced a rare heavy snowfall over the weekend as a winter storm swept through the region. Snow falling across the region forced some school and government office closures and fostered some play time for adults and children cooped up in the pandemic.

The storm that brought Texas snow this weekend is now moving into the Mississippi Valley. Winter storm warnings are still up for parts of East Texas through parts of Louisiana and Mississippi with temperatures 20-25 degrees below average in some cities. "Bring your pets inside!" tweeted the National Weather Service Brownsville on Sunday night.

weather warning for rain in Scotland. Those in the north-west of the country are being urged to take care on the roads as forecasters predict flooding and travel disruption.

An avalanche warning has been issued for parts of northern Utah following heavy snowfall. The avalanche warning is in place from 6 a.m.Tuesday until 6 a.m.

As heavy precipitation continues to impact much of the western United States, the Great Plains and America's South will be subjected to even more winter storm conditions this week. Heavy snow is forecast for the Northern and Central Plains beginning Tuesday night, according to the National Weather Service (NWS).

A wintry mix of snow and widespread freezing rain was expected to roll into the Midwest and eastern U.S. on Friday, creating hazardous travel and possible power outages to open the New Year.

A forceful winter storm plowed through the Midwestern U.S. on Tuesday, canceling hundreds of flights, shuttering coronavirus testing sites and creating impossible conditions for drivers.  The National Weather Service had issued winter storm advisories for Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, South Dakota, Wisconsin, Nebraska and Illinois.  As the system traversed the Cornhusker State, Nebraska, the storm dumped more than 7 inches by Tuesday afternoon.

A winter storm and frontal boundary that dumped heavy snow on parts of the central U.S. this week has now shifted east, bringing the risk of flash flooding, further snowfall and icy conditions to areas stretching from the Great Lakes to the Southern Plains.  Heavy rain and thunderstorms are forecast in the Southern Plains and Middle Mississippi Valley on Wednesday, with downpours expected to cause some flash flooding in urban areas.  Behind the frontal boundary -- which is a separation of air

Scotland later today after a weather warning was issued across the country. Glasgow, Edinburgh, Dundee, Inverness and Aberdeen are among the areas affected by a yellow weather warning - which has been issued from 6pm today (Wednesday) until 4pm on Thursday.

Ayrshire tonight.

direct to your inboxIt could be a rough day across Greater Manchester tomorrow as forecasters warn of extreme weather.The Met Office has issued alerts for strong winds and heavy rain, alongside a weather warning for snow and ice in Greater Manchester as Storm Bella sweeps across the country.Temperatures are expected to reach no higher than 3°C across most of the region on Sunday but the windchill will make the conditions feel much colder.Forecasters say icy surfaces are likely in much of Greater

Storm Bella will bring huge gales and heavy rain to the west of Scotland. Scots can expect winds of up to 70mph in exposed coastal areas and heavy downpours are also due across the country.

weather has been dubbed Storm Bella, and the beast is set to arrive in Scotland on Boxing Day.Strong winds and heavy rain is forecast after Christmas and the Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for the west of Scotland.The alert warns that persistent rainfall is likely to result in localised flooding of roads and properties and hazardous driving conditions.The warning area covers the the north-west of Glasgow, Perth and Kinross, Stirling, Highlands, Argyll and Bute and West