Get Ready for a Snowy and Windy Start to the Week in Chicago
Today's weather is a far cry from what we experienced just a few days ago. The wind chill factor is making it feel 60 degrees colder than it was on Saturday afternoon. While the snow continues to fall, it's not having a significant impact on area roads. However, there were predictions of icy accumulations of less than an inch, with some suburbs in the northwest possibly getting up to 3 inches.
Read full storyChicago's Weather Roller Coaster: Highs Peaking, Followed by a Significant Temperature Drop
The weather has been quite unpredictable lately, with temperatures fluctuating between above and below average. Over the past few days, temperatures have been consistently above average, with highs peaking at 80 degrees or more. These temperatures are typical for the middle of June, which is the first month of meteorological summer.
Read full storyCelebrating Easter in Style: The Iconic New York City Easter Parade
Easter is a much-awaited holiday celebrated across the world in various ways. The holiday is often associated with new beginnings, with the first blooms of spring and the onset of warmer weather. As the season turns from winter to spring, people celebrate by showcasing their finest attire, with hats being a necessary accessory. The tradition of wearing hats during Easter may have started back in the Dutch days, when churchgoers would parade in their best clothes along the streets surrounding fashionable churches. When the British arrived, the tradition continued around Trinity Church in lower Manhattan.
Read full storyBreaking News: NYC Elementary Schools to Close Front Entrances for Enhanced Security
New York City's elementary schools are implementing a new safety measure that will impact all five boroughs. Beginning next month, school officials plan to stop using front entry doors at these schools and instead install video-equipped doorbells as a way to improve security. While the initiative will take several months to complete, school officials believe that the benefits will be well worth the time and effort.
Read full storyDon't Miss the 2023 Macy's Flower Show in New York City's Herald Square
Are you looking for an enchanting experience this holiday weekend? Head over to Macy's Herald Square in New York City to witness the annual Macy's Flower Show. The exhibition is open from Friday, April 7th, until Monday, April 10th, with the exception of Easter Sunday, when the store will be closed.
Read full storyEnjoy a Calm Weather Pattern for the Next Few Days in Chicago
The weather in the coming days promises to be calm and pleasant. According to Chief Meteorologist Albert Ramon, tonight's temperature will drop, with lows expected to be in the low to mid-30s. The skies will clear up, making Thursday a sunny day with average highs in the low 50s. A breezy west wind blowing at around 15 to 20 miles per hour can be expected.
Read full storyDon't Miss the Spectacular Pink Moon Shining Bright This April
New Yorkers will be treated to a stunning sight this week as the pink moon illuminates the skies just in time for spring. Although the moon won't actually be pink, it will still be a breathtaking view for those who take the time to look up.
Read full storyHigh Wind Warning Issued for Southern California, Urging Residents to Prepare for Potential Outages and Fire Hazard
Southern California is bracing for strong winds that are expected to hit the region on Monday. The National Weather Service has issued a high wind warning for several areas in the region, including the San Gabriel Mountains, Ventura County mountains, Antelope Valley foothills, Antelope Valley, the Interstate 5 corridor, and the Highway 14 corridor. The warning is in effect until 5 a.m. on Tuesday.
Read full storyNew Jersey Hit by 3 Tornadoes During Severe Thunderstorms, Confirms National Weather Service
Severe thunderstorms passed through the Philadelphia region on Saturday night, resulting in the occurrence of at least three tornadoes in New Jersey, as confirmed by the National Weather Service. One of the tornadoes struck near Cinnaminson in Burlington County. The NWS is conducting a storm survey of the area in Cinnaminson on Sunday, and more details about the tornado, including its path, length, and width, are expected to be available on Sunday night.
Read full storyUrgent Warning for New York City: Possible Tornadoes and 60-MPH Winds Heading Your Way
A line of severe thunderstorms moving out of Ohio is heading for the Northeast Saturday evening, bringing the potential for damaging winds, large hail, and even a few possible tornadoes across the region, including the I-95 corridor.
Read full storyTaste the Difference: Local Black-Owned Restaurants Serving up Authentic Soul Food
Malia's Kitchen: A Hidden Gem for Soul Food Lovers. In the mid-90s, Montell Jordan's R&B song "This is How We Do It" was a hit that galvanised dance floors at weddings, barbeques, bar mitzvahs, and especially within the black community. Even though times have changed, food and music remain the backbone of the black community across America. The new soul food and seafood restaurant, Malia's Kitchen, located in the Westfield Mall of Potomac, MD, aims to bring that same feeling of belonging through food, family, and music to its patrons.
Read full storyWinter Storm Warning: More Snow Expected in SoCal Mountain Communities
As another weather system makes its way across the region, residents in San Bernardino County are preparing for yet another round of snowfall. With memories of the recent blizzard still fresh in their minds, many are bracing themselves for what could be another difficult period. The San Bernardino County Mountains have already seen unprecedented amounts of snowfall in recent weeks, and the latest spring storm is expected to bring up to 18 inches of snow to Snow Valley in Running Springs and several inches to areas around Big Bear, Lake Arrowhead, and Crestline.
Read full storyA Foodie's Guide to the Best Asian Restaurants Near USC
Living in Los Angeles as an international student at USC offers an array of advantages, but one of the best is the diverse selection of food. The city offers an incredible range of options, from street tacos to ramen, that are sure to tantalize your taste buds. USC is surrounded by some of the best Asian cuisine spots in the city, which offer everything from spicy Szechuan dishes to authentic Vietnamese pho. As someone who loves to explore new restaurants and cuisines, I have had the pleasure of trying many of the Asian food spots around campus. Here are some of the popular Asian food spots around USC that you should check out.
Read full storyLearning to Love LA Rain: Finding Beauty in the Midst of Storms
Southern California is famous for its sunshine, but lately, it seems that the weather gods have not been kind to the region. As yet another storm replaces the hope of sunshine, frustration towards Mother Nature increases. Although clear skies and warm temperatures are usually the norm, the December weather has made Southern California look more like Forks, Washington, from Twilight than the sunny haven it is known to be.
Read full story"NYC Subway Station Agents Embrace New Free-Roaming Model Starting This Week"
Starting Thursday, over 2,000 station agents in New York City's subway system will no longer be confined to their booths. The change marks the end of a decades-long feature of the transit system that has become obsolete with the advent of new payment systems and technology. Instead, commuters will find free-roaming service agents outside their kiosks to assist with a variety of customer service needs throughout the city's stations.
Read full storyMake Unpaid Parking Tickets Manageable with NYC's Payment Plans
The New York City Department of Finance (DOF) has introduced an online payment plan system for residents with unpaid parking tickets, allowing them to pay off their debt gradually. The new system was announced by Mayor Eric Adams, who emphasized the city's commitment to making basic services more accessible to its residents. By enrolling in a payment plan, drivers can avoid additional enforcement actions by the city, such as having their car booted or towed.
Read full storyReopening of Brooklyn Banks Skateboarding Park in Lower Manhattan Set for Spring 2023
The Brooklyn Banks, a legendary skateboarding spot in Lower Manhattan, is set to reopen in the coming weeks after years of renovations. The location, which was originally built in the 1970s, has been closed since 2010 due to work being done on the nearby Brooklyn Bridge and its vaults.
Read full storyResidents in East Village Rally Against Private Equity Firm's Buyout of Apartments
A group of East Village residents came together to protest against what they believed was a corporate takeover of their apartment buildings. They claim that Meadow Partners, a private equity firm, has purchased several buildings in the area and is actively displacing long-term tenants while raising the rent.
Read full storyViral Sensation: Giant Pizza Bagels at Queens' Utopia Bagels
Bagel pizza is the latest viral food trend that has caught the attention of social media users worldwide. Utopia Bagels, a popular bagel store in Queens, New York, has been making this unique carb combo for years, but it was not until recently that the video of the bagel pizza went viral on social media platforms. The video caught the attention of millions of users, leading to an influx of orders for the delicious dish.
Read full storyRainy Weekend Ahead: Stormy Saturday with Mix of Sleet and Freezing Rain for Some in NY
As spring arrives, so does the anticipated rain that is expected to start this coming weekend. With a stormy Saturday ahead of us, it is important to be prepared for the mixed bag of weather that is on the horizon.
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