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 * Frankfurt, Hesse, DE
   Feb 01, 2022 11:06 AM
   DB5ZQ Eschborn DE
   
   39°
   
   Feels like 30°
   Hi 43°F
   Lo 37°F
   Cloudy
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 * WEATHER DETAILS - Frankfurt, Hesse, DE
    * Windchill30°F
      Daily Rain0"
    * Dew Point32°F
      Monthly Rain--
    * Humidity75%
      Avg. WindSW 17 mph
    * Pressure30.09"
      Wind Gust 17 mph
    * Sunrise7:59 AM
      MoonNew
    * Sunset5:18 PM
      UV Index1 (Low)

 * Frankfurt, Hesse, DE WEATHER FORECAST
   TodayHi 43°F
   Cloudy with a chance of rain-snow mix. Chance of precipitation 45%. High
   temperature around 43F. Dew point will be around 34F with an average humidity
   of 79%. Winds will be 12 mph from the WSW.
   TonightLo 43°F
   Cloudy. Low temperature around 43F. Dew point will be around 39F with an
   average humidity of 80%. Winds will be 12 mph from the WNW.
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    * TOP STORIES
      Big Wintry Mess Eyes Northern, Central U.S. This Week
      Now that the calendar has flipped to February, there isn’t going to be a
      shortage of winter weather headaches from the Northwest to the Ohio Valley
      and possibly the northern Mid-Atlantic to New England by week’s end.
      
      A robust area of low pressure will dart across central and eastern Canada
      through the homestretch of the workweek. A cold front attached to it and a
      series of energetic disturbances aloft plus plenty of Arctic air oozing
      south behind the front will lead to plenty of wintry weather throughout
      the week across a lot of the northern-third of the country.
      
      First to see the flakes fly are the northern Washington Cascades and
      Montana’s Rocky Front Range as well as parts of central Montana’s Plains
      today. Light snow will spread further southeast into Wyoming and
      Colorado’s Rocky Front Range this afternoon before intensifying and
      covering more of Colorado and northern New Mexico by Wednesday morning.
      
      Winter Weather Advisories and a Winter Storm Watch remains in place for
      the Oregon and Washington Cascades as well as across northern Idaho and
      western and central Montana. Here, snowfall totals of 1 to 6 inches will
      be common, as will gusts of 30 to 50 mph leading to blowing and drifting
      snow. Travel will be difficult, especially near Highway 83 from Bigfork to
      Swan Lake, Marias Pass and Polebridge, Mont., through early Wednesday.
      
      Blizzard Warnings and Winter Weather Advisories are also in effect across
      the eastern Dakotas and northwestern Minnesota, where blizzard conditions
      are possible due to the combination of snowfall amounts of 1 to 3 inches
      and wind gusts up to 45 mph. In addition, Wind Advisories and High Wind
      Warnings remain in place from eastern-most Montana to western-most
      Minnesota. Gusts will top out at 60 to 65 mph, blowing and drifting the
      snow about through this morning.
      
      Meanwhile, the cold front will mix with Gulf of Mexico and Atlantic air to
      produce a large band of snow, sleet and freezing rain for midweek.
      Significant snow is likely north of Interstate 40, 44, and 70 from Kansas
      and the Texas Panhandle to northern Ohio. A wintry mix of snow, sleet and
      freezing rain will slowly sink south to Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Okla., St.
      Louis, Columbia and Joplin, Mo., to Indianapolis Wednesday.
      
      By Thursday, Arctic high pressure will roll into the Upper Midwest,
      forcing the front further south from central Texas to New York State and
      interior New England. This will lead to disruptive wintry weather from
      Albuquerque, N.M., and Dallas, Oklahoma City, Little Rock, Ark.,
      Louisville, Ky., Cleveland, Buffalo, N.Y., to Burlington, Vt., and
      Portland, Maine, just to mention a few cities.
      
      The end of the week will come with more uncertainty, as significant snow
      and a dangerous icy mix could spread into Tennessee’s Interstate 40
      corridor and along the Interstate 95 corridor from northern Virginia to
      eastern Maine. However, the position of the cold front and the exact track
      of a moisture-laden area of low pressure remain uncertain this far away.
      
      Additional Winter Weather Advisories, Winter Storm Watches and Winter
      Storm Warnings extend from Colorado and New Mexico to central Texas and
      western New York from Tuesday to Friday morning. Many locations will be
      digging out from several inches to nearly 2 feet of snow by week’s end,
      the jackpot likely near and northwest of the Interstate 70 corridor in the
      Ohio Valley to New York State. A couple inches of snow and one-tenth to
      one-third inch of ice accretion is possible from near Dallas to
      Louisville, Ky., and west of Albany, N.Y.
      
      Make sure to download the WeatherBug app to stay up to date on the latest
      on this significant storm. It’s also never too early to have a supply kit
      packed in case of inclement weather. A simple kit including a weather
      radio, water, blankets, batteries and non-perishable food items will go a
      long way in the event of a power outage. It’s always best to avoid travel
      in rough weather as the roads will be dangerous.
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