Two storm systems will continue to bring unsettled weather to the Lower 48 through the middle of the week. Heavy to excessive rainfall may lead to flash flooding over portions of east Texas into the lower Mississippi Valley Tuesday into Wednesday. Severe thunderstorms are possible from portions of the southern Plains into the lower Mississippi Valley Tuesday. Read More >
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MARCH 10
1986 High winds across western New York caused scattered minor damage and power outages. On the 10th, a peak gust of 72 mph from the west at 6:15pm was the highest peak gust recorded during any March since the gust recorder was installed at the observatory at the Buffalo Airport. The high winds stripped scores of bricks from an old building on Genesee street near Michigan avenue, forcing police to close a portion of Genesee to traffic. 1994 Low pressure moved from Western Pennsylvania across Central New York to Northern New England. The snow brought a mix of snow and sleet to Western New York. Through the northern portions of the area, slightly colder air resulted in more snow than sleet and amounts of six to eight inches were recorded. Specific reports included: Westfield 10"; Lockport 8"; and Watertown and Tonawanda 7". |
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