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 * TODAY'S WEATHER
   
   Mar 02, 2024 11:48 AM
   DUESSELDORF
   
   54°
   
   Feels like 54°
   Hi 56°F
   Lo 45°F
   Partly Cloudy
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 * WEATHER FORECASTNeuss, North Rhine-Westphalia, DE
    * Windchill54°F
      Daily Rain0"
    * Dew Point39°F
      Monthly Rain--
    * Humidity58%
      Avg. WindS 16 mph
    * Pressure29.59"
      Wind Gust 16 mph
    * Sunrise7:14 AM
      MoonWaning Gibbous
    * Sunset6:16 PM
      UV Index2 (Low)

 * WEATHER FORECASTNeuss, North Rhine-Westphalia, DE
   TodayHi 56°F
   Mostly cloudy. High temperature around 56F. Dew point will be around 39F with
   an average humidity of 66%. Winds will be 9 mph from the SE.
   TonightLo 48°F
   Mostly cloudy. Low temperature around 48F. Dew point will be around 41F with
   an average humidity of 71%. Winds will be 9 mph from the SE.
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   100mph Winds And 12ft Of Snow Expected
 * Air Quality
   15 | Excellent
   Top Triggers: O₃
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 * Lightning Map
   Closest strike in the last 30 minutes: 1390.1 miles away
   No Lightning Nearby.

   
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    * TOP STORIES
      West Gets Slammed With Heavy Snow And Strong Winds
      Multiple feet of mountain snow and gusts pushing 50 to 70 mph or more will
      create issues for anyone trying to cross the Western U.S. mountains
      through this weekend.
      
      A deep supply of eastern Pacific moisture will crash ashore along the
      Washington and Oregon beaches this weekend. Upper-level energy and a
      southward marching Arctic cold front will carry this moisture deep into
      the West. Aside from the typically warmer Pacific beaches and inland
      valleys, the moisture will largely fall as a fresh blanket of snow.
      
      In addition to the snow, strong winds will accompany the Arctic front and
      Pacific moisture, leading to potentially dangerous travel conditions
      throughout the West.
      
      A Blizzard Warning is in effect along the Sierra Nevada and for the Ruby
      Mountains and East Humboldt Range in eastern Nevada. Winter Weather
      Advisories along with Winter Storm Warnings cover the Western U.S. from
      the Washington and Oregon Cascades to the northern and central Rocky
      Mountains, and extend down into the San Gabriel and San Bernadino
      Mountains in southern California. Areas along Interstate 5 and 80 eastward
      above 6,000 feet will have a chance at seeing as much as 4 to 8 feet of
      fresh snowfall through this weekend! This will produce hazardous travel
      along the Sierra Nevada spine. Two to 8 inches will fall just above valley
      floors at elevations higher than 1,000 feet.
      
      High Wind Watches/Warnings and Wind Advisories also cover many of the same
      areas, in addition to southern California, northern Arizona, northern New
      Mexico, and south-central Wyoming as winds from 30 to 40 mph will be
      common throughout these regions, with gusts upwards of 60 to 70 mph or
      higher in many cases.
      
      An Avalanche Warning has been issued across northwestern Montana and
      northern Idaho, where the forecasted heavy snow combined with strong winds
      will make the snowpack unstable.
      
      Snow will persist throughout the northern and central Rockies throughout
      the day on Monday. Meanwhile, a new surge of Pacific moisture will bring
      additional moderate to locally heavy snowfall across portions of northern
      California and southern Oregon during the day Monday into Tuesday.
      
      Snow will fall across much of the mountains of central and northern
      California into the Northwest, Great Basin, and northern Rockies today.
      Snow will reach the Colorado Rockies later today and continue to fall
      through Sunday. While the heaviest of the snow is expected across the
      Sierra Nevada mountains, local snow amounts across the mountains of
      northern Nevada into the Wasatch mountains of over 1 foot will be
      possible.
      
      Snow will create difficult travel alone, particularly across large
      stretches of Interstate 15, 25, 70, 80, and 90. It should be no surprise
      that gusty, even damaging winds at the tallest peaks will lead to
      impossible driving conditions at times. Unless in an emergency situation,
      travel is not recommended, especially for high profile vehicles.
      
      It’s also a good idea to have an emergency kit packed with supplies in the
      event power or communication is lost. Simply having a battery-powered
      radio, fresh batteries, non-perishable food, fresh blankets and water will
      go a long way in remaining safe during treacherous weather conditions. To
      go the extra mile, pack any prescription medication, first-aid kits and/or
      flashlights too to be prepared for prolonged periods of being in a
      blackout.
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