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A Simple Plan to Prepare for the Most Likely Winter-Related Emergencies

A Simple Plan to Prepare for the Most Likely Winter-Related Emergencies Many overestimate their abilities to withstand winter-related emergencies and fail to adequately prepare, thus leaving themselves exposed. The following are the five most-likely winter emergencies and some tips and resources to help you prepare. Whenever temperatures drop decidedly below normal and as wind speed […]

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La Nina To Blast Europe With Cold Snap Amid Energy Crisis  

La Nina To Blast Europe With Cold Snap Amid Energy Crisis   Energy prices in Europe are expected to increase as new weather models forecast a plunge in temperatures to begin by the late weekend. A weather phenomenon known as La Nina will bring below-normal temperatures for continental Europe and the Nordic region by Sunday. The […]

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An energy crisis is gripping the world, with potentially grave consequences

An energy crisis is gripping the world, with potentially grave consequences How China and Europe are catching the brunt of it The cooling towers at the coal-fired NTPC Ltd. Dadri Power Plant in Uttar Pradesh, India. The country, which relies on coal for about 70 percent of electricity generation, has already seen signs of power […]

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The First Texas-Freeze Casualty: Just Energy Implodes, Issues Going Concern Warning

The First Texas-Freeze Casualty: Just Energy Implodes, Issues Going Concern Warning Just Energy’s shares crashed more than 21% in the premarket after the company released a statement about steep losses incurred during the winter storms that swept across Texas last week warning of doubts about remaining a ‘going concern’ (translation: it may not survive). “The financial impact […]

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Is Texas Facing A Humanitarian Crisis?

Is Texas Facing A Humanitarian Crisis? Up to 15 million Texans remain without heat and electricity as temperatures across the state are well below freezing. Another round of winter weather is battering parts of the state Wednesday morning, as many Texans have been without electricity since Sunday are desperately scrambling to find shelters. Weather-related deaths have already […]

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‘Grid Chaos’ Sparks Massive Rolling Blackouts Across Texas 

‘Grid Chaos’ Sparks Massive Rolling Blackouts Across Texas  Rolling power outages are in effect across the state of Texas as the polar vortex split has poured some of the coldest air ever into the central US. There are nearly 2 million Texan customers without power as of Monday morning. Texas power grid operator ERCOT warned […]

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“Overwhelming Signal” – Major Winter Storm Threats For Million Of Americans Within Next Five Days

“Overwhelming Signal” – Major Winter Storm Threats For Million Of Americans Within Next Five Days Earlier this week, we told readers in a note titled “Prepare For “Onslaught Of Winter Storms” In Coming Days” that “multiple rounds of snow, ice in the Midwest and East as bitterly cold temperatures grip parts of the nation.” A new weather […]

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Major Nor’easter Could Bury NYC In Two Feet Of Snow 

Major Nor’easter Could Bury NYC In Two Feet Of Snow  Tens of millions of people across the Northeast are waking up Monday to 2021’s first major snowstorm with up to two feet and whiteout conditions in certain areas. National Weather Service’s Event Summary Of Major Nor’easter A major nor’easter is dumping heavy snow from Baltimore–Washington […]

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Powerful Snowstorm Could Impact 100 Million People From Midwest To Northeast

Powerful Snowstorm Could Impact 100 Million People From Midwest To Northeast A powerful winter storm starting on Saturday through early next week could impact more than 100 million people across the Midwest to the Northeast. CBS News reports from Chicago to Cleveland to Baltimore to New York, tens of millions of people could be impacted by […]

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Spanish Energy Markets Roiled Amid Chilling Temps

Spanish Energy Markets Roiled Amid Chilling Temps A cold snap across Spain is expected to last through mid-January has resulted in natural gas prices more than doubling in the last week, according to Bloomberg. LNG prices trading at Spain’s Punto Virtual de Balance (PVB) gas trading hub hit a record 51.55 euros ($63.13) a megawatt-hour this week, […]

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Extreme ocean-effect snow buries parts of Japan beneath seven feet, with more coming

Extreme ocean-effect snow buries parts of Japan beneath seven feet, with more coming The nation was sandwiched in between record-breaking weather systems. The American GFS model simulates heavy snow targeting Japan during the next week. (WeatherBell) Barely two weeks after a prolific ocean-effect snowstorm dropped seven feet of snow and stranded thousands of motorists, the new […]

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Major Winter Storm Threatens Millions In Northeast This Weekend

Major Winter Storm Threatens Millions In Northeast This Weekend A powerful winter storm is expected to dump snow and ice across the Midwest and Northeast this weekend.  Early indications suggest wintry precipitation is possibly Saturday as the winter storm transitions from Midwest states to the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast, while heavy snow could fall in some […]

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“A Cold Shot Of Air” Blasts Northeast Through Early Weekend Causing Energy Demand To Surge

“A Cold Shot Of Air” Blasts Northeast Through Early Weekend Causing Energy Demand To Surge  A short-lived Arctic blast will cover Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and Washington, D.C., through Saturday, with the coldest temperatures from Wednesday through Friday.  “A cold shot of air, likely some of the coldest of the season, will briefly impact the […]

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Arctic Blast Could Produce Next Snowmaker For Northeast

Arctic Blast Could Produce Next Snowmaker For Northeast Freezing temperatures will return to the central and eastern regions of the US this week as an arctic front sweeps out the mild weather. This could result in the next snowmaker for parts of the mid-South and Northeast by Tuesday afternoon into Wednesday, reported The Weather Channel.  The […]

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Several Blasts Of Arctic Air Will Bring Early Winter To Northeast

Several Blasts Of Arctic Air Will Bring Early Winter To Northeast  Several days ago, Ed Vallee, head meteorologist at Empire Weather LLC, stated that an Arctic blast of cold air would roll into the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast regions later in the week, with the chance of producing one of the first snowmaking weather events of the year. As […]

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