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📢 Exciting news! Kepler51 is thrilled to announce that we will be exhibiting at the upcoming conference on Safety, organized by @ASSPSafety. Join us at booth 1660!
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Come check us out at booth #306 at the #NSCExpo next week in Indianapolis!
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Yes, that was an earthquake in Santa Monica.
Actually on the Malibu side of the Bay. North of Topanga Canyon.
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Check out the article we just published on @weareuai by @mjdeter :
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☀️ Stay safe this National Heat Stroke Day! As temperatures rise, remember to stay hydrated, take frequent breaks in shaded areas, and check weather and safety data to prevent heat-related illnesses. #HeatStrokeAwareness #WeatherSafety
Another day with showers and thunderstorms across southern Florida maintains the chance of flash flooding along the east coast. Conditions will improve tomorrow.
Widespread severe thunderstorms are expected from this afternoon across portions of the Middle Mississippi Valley and Mid-South vicinity, eastward to the Lower Ohio and Tennessee Valleys. Chance of damaging gusts and several tornadoes, some strong and long-track.
An outbreak of severe weather is expected from the Lower Mississippi Valley toward the lower Ohio Valley Friday afternoon and evening. The chance of strong tornadoes is high. Today is a day when weather forecasting can save lives.
Another atmospheric river is forecast to reach California, and renews the chances of flash floods, excessive rainfall, and disruptions to road networks. Significant rainfall will affect cities such as San Francisco, Los Angeles, and San Diego.
On the other coast, a major Nor'easter affects New England with heavy snowfall inland and rainfall over the coast. The cities most affected will be NYC and Boston, where some snow and sleet with very strong winds will also be possible.
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An intense subtropical atmospheric river will reach California today. It is time to pay close attention to the forecast! Flash flooding, excessive rainfall, high winds, and rapid melting of large amounts of snow can generate all kinds of disruptions in the region.
A storm arriving Thursday will bring a threat of flooding from a combination of heavy rain and snowmelt to lower elevations and foothills in California, especially below 5000 feet. And heavy, wet snow at higher elevations will lead to difficult travel and impacts from snow load.
ALT An infographic showing a forecast map of predicted heavy rainfall and potential snow load impacts in California and nearby portions of adjacent states over the next few days, or through Saturday, March 11, 2023. The key messages on the slide emphasize the threat of heavy rain and melting snow contributing to flooding, and the potential for a heavy, wet snow at higher elevations.
A deep low-pressure system will result in severe weather and tornado risk. These types of situations show how important weather forecasting is to saving lives. 👇🌪️
A significant storm system will bring severe thunderstorms, including tornadoes, and heavy rain which may produce flash flooding to the central U.S. on Thursday then move into the Great Lakes and Northeast with heavy snow and ice Friday and Saturday. weather.gov
Be very attentive to the forecasts. It will be a massive situation with a lot of alerts and dangerous conditions. 👇🇺🇸
A massive winter storm will impact a large portion of the US the next few days. Hazards will include widespread heavy snow, blizzard conditions, a zone of sleet and freezing rain, high winds, severe thunderstorms and record low/high temperatures.
weather.gov for more.
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With no precedent, mountains around Los Angeles will have risk of blizzard from next Friday to Saturday. Travel could be very difficult to impossible. Very strong winds could cause extensive tree damage.
Due to the potential for strong winds and heavy snow, a BLIZZARD WARNING was issued for the #LACounty and #VenturaCounty mountains from 4 am Friday to 4 pm Saturday. Snow accumulations up to 5 feet and wind gusts in excess of 55 mph are expected. #CAsnow #CAwx
ALT Snowfall and wind obscuring people walking through snow.
We begin a week with a high chance of a massive winter storm affecting much of the northern US. There will be large areas with hazardous driving conditions and chances of blizzard conditions.
Today it will be important to keep an eye on the forecast for much of the central and northern USA. Heavy to severe storms in the south, transition from mixed precipitation to heavy snow in the central Plains and Central Rockies.
"Widely scattered severe thunderstorms are possible over parts of TX and OK beginning late in the day and into the evening on Wednesday. A severe threat will also develop overnight over the lower Mississippi Valley/Mid-South region, with a tornado risk" as @NWSSPC informed today.
Prolonged and potentially significant icing event to impact a large area from the southern Plains to the Tennessee Valley. Hazardous travel conditions will remain for much of the week.
Potentially hazardous winter weather is anticipated for a wide swath of the US today through at least mid-week. Check for the latest at weather.gov and ensure that you and your family are #WeatherReady
ALT Map showing winter weather watches, warnings and advisories.