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Road conditions: Wet, spring-like snow coats roadways

Published Wed, 05 Mar 2025 04:19:30 GMT

DENVER (KDVR) — Thursday is a Pinpoint Weather Alert Day as rain has transitioned over to that wet and heavy spring-like snow. The Pinpoint Weather team is keeping an eye out on the morning conditions as that snow could create sloppy roadways.Denver is dropping 30 degrees on Thursday after going from temperatures near the 70-degree mark on Wednesday to the mid-30s today. The biggest impact from Thursday's snowfall will be in the Foothills and the mountains. Watch out for that windAside from the snow, Meteorologist Travis Michels said that wind will also be a factor in the morning commute. While the snow won't stick around past 8 a.m., the winds will continue to pick up throughout the day causing temperatures to dip into the low to mid-30s. Cool, wet end of March possible in Colorado Wet, slushy roadwaysWhile accumulation won't be the big story Thursday, the spring-like snow could still cause slushy conditions on the roadways.FOX31 and Channel 2's Jim Hooley is west of town on C-4...

Denver weather: Morning snow, breezy afternoon for a Pinpoint Weather Alert Day

Published Wed, 05 Mar 2025 04:19:30 GMT

DENVER (KDVR) — Snow will continue to fall across Denver for the morning commute Thursday with cloudy skies and brisk winds through the afternoon in the Denver weather forecast.Weather today: Early snow then cloudy skiesAfter the morning snow wraps up by 9 a.m. Thursday, cloudy skies will linger over the metro area. Temperatures are cooler in the mid-30s with a brisk afternoon wind. Road conditions: Wet, spring-like snow coats roadways Thursday is a Pinpoint Weather Alert Day due to the lingering snow that will have an impact on the morning drive. Pinpoint Weather: Daily forecast for March 16. Winter weather advisories remain in effect through noon in the Foothills and until this evening along Interstate 70. Winter storm warnings will expire at midnight for southern Colorado.Pinpoint Weather: Advisories on March 16. Weather tonight: Cloudy and coolExtra clouds are slow to clear out of the area Thursday night, so we'll keep mostly cloudy skies. Lows are chilly and below average in...

Florida legislature proposes bill to tighten abortion laws

Published Wed, 05 Mar 2025 04:19:30 GMT

A new bill is making its way to the Florida legislature that could significantly tighten abortion laws in the state. The proposed bill would ban abortions past 6 weeks, with exceptions only in cases where the life of the mother is at risk or in cases of rape or incest.If Republican lawmakers can come to an agreement on the details of the bill, it is highly likely to become law. This news has sparked controversy and debate across the state and the country, as abortion rights continue to be a divisive issue.The proposed bill is just the latest in a series of efforts by conservative lawmakers to restrict access to abortion across the United States. On Wednesday, a Texas judge heard arguments challenging an abortion pill to be sold in the state.In recent years, states like Kansas, Texas and Georgia have passed similarly restrictive laws, sparking legal challenges and public outcry.Opponents of the bill argue that it is a violation of women’s rights and could have serious consequen...

Watch the moment Russian jet strikes US drone over Black Sea

Published Wed, 05 Mar 2025 04:19:30 GMT

The Pentagon has released footage of a Russian fighter jet colliding with a U.S. surveillance drone over the Black Sea on Tuesday.While making what the Pentagon said was a routine flight in international airspace, the uncrewed MQ-9 Reaper was intercepted by two Russian Su-27 fighter jets. The warplanes dumped jet fuel on the drone and flew in front of it before one of the jets struck the drone’s propeller.U.S. operators were forced to ditch the uncrewed aircraft in the Black Sea. The U.S. said the Russian pilots were “reckless” and “unprofessional.” Russian officials denied responsibility for the crash, shifting blame to the drone’s pilots.Despite the incident, the U.S. will continue conducting surveillance flights worldwide, Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said Wednesday.“Make no mistake, the United States will continue to fly and to operate wherever international law allows,” Austin said at the start of a virtual meeting of nations supporting Ukraine against Rus...

Crews still feeling fallout from nor’easter days after more than two feet of snow fell in parts of Mass.

Published Wed, 05 Mar 2025 04:19:30 GMT

Crews are still feeling fallout from Tuesday’s nor’easter several days after the storm dumped more than two feet of snow in parts of Mass. “Hard work right now,” said Tayvonn Calhoun, who was out shoveling after the storm. “Just trying to get the job done so I can go inside and get warm.”Power crews had their work cut out for them this week. At the height of the storm Tuesday, the entire town of Ashby was without power. Unitil set up a Mobile Command Center outside Ashby Police Headquarters.“I guess the key is just finding the circuit that’s down, so that’s what their expertise is,” said Unitil spokesperson Bill White. On Wednesday, crews went street by street working to get the lights back on for customers. At least 70,000 utility customers across Massachusetts lost power during the storm, according to the Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency. As of Thursday morning, that number is just below 2,700. Exhausted plow ope...

Caught on camera: Police rescue boy from submerged car

Published Wed, 05 Mar 2025 04:19:30 GMT

Dramatic bodycam video shows the moment police in south Florida rescued a young boy who was trapped in a submerged vehicle. The incident happened last month in Miami-Dade County. Officials say the three year old’s father had swerved to avoid an oncoming car, but he ended up in a canal. While the father was able to get out of the car, the child was left behind, trapped in his car seat. The water was so murky that an officer had to use his sense of touch to locate the little boy. The boy was pulled out and officers had to perform CPR before he started breathing again. He was taken to the hospital, but his dad says he is now in great health.

Credit Suisse’s $50 billion lifeline calms panic over banks

Published Wed, 05 Mar 2025 04:19:30 GMT

(CNN) — An overnight scramble to shore up confidence in Credit Suisse calmed panicked investors Thursday, with shares in Switzerland’s second-biggest bank shooting higher in early trade.Credit Suisse said it would borrow up to 50 billion Swiss francs ($53.7 billion) from the Swiss National Bank, taking advantage of a lifeline offered by the central bank late Wednesday after its stock crashed as much as 30%. It also said it would buy back some of its own debt.In a statement early Thursday, CEO Ulrich Körner said he had taken “decisive action” to strengthen the bank as its continues to implement a major overhaul announced last fall.“My team and I are resolved to move forward rapidly to deliver a simpler and more focused bank built around client needs,” he added.Shares gained 23% to trade at 2.1 Swiss francs ($2.3) by 5.50 a.m. ET. Two years ago they were worth more than 11 francs ($12) apiece, but a series of scandals, missteps a...

Exclusive: Chinese-made drone, retrofitted and weaponized, downed in eastern Ukraine

Published Wed, 05 Mar 2025 04:19:30 GMT

(CNN) — Driving deep into the forest, the hush between the towering pine trees and the clear blue skies was splintered every few seconds by the sound of distant explosions from the frontline battles for eastern Ukraine.Guiding us through the woodland on foot, Ukrainian soldiers eventually brought us to a clearing where they showed us the wreckage of a weaponized drone which they said they shot down with their AK-47 automatic weapons over the weekend.The drone was a Mugin-5, a commercial unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) made by a Chinese manufacturer based in the port city of Xiamen, on China’s eastern coast.Some tech bloggers say the machines are known as “Alibaba drones” as they have been available for sale for up to $15,000 on Chinese marketplace websites including Alibaba and Taobao.Mugin Limited confirmed to CNN that it was their airframe, calling the incident “deeply unfortunate.”It’s the latest example of a civilian drone being retrofitte...

Breezy, But Nicer

Published Wed, 05 Mar 2025 04:19:30 GMT

A bit of a chill is in the air this morning as a busy northwesterly breeze pushing wind chills down into the teens and 20s. Fortunately, that wind won’t be as strong as yesterday, but will still gust 20-30mph. As highs head for the mid 40s to low 50s, it’s an overall solid March day, with more snow melting through the afternoon. Winds turn lighter away from the south coast Friday and Saturday, then get gusty wind colder air pouring back in on Sunday. St. Patrick’s Day looks okay overall too. More clouds mix in with a few spotty sprinkles or isolated shower in the afternoon, but it will be mild with highs in the low to mid 50s south of the Pike, 40s to near 50 north of the Pike. A few more scattered showers are likely in the evening, but don’t expect a lot of rain. In fact, the pattern over the next 7-8 days features limited rain chances. That’s good, it’ll give some of the rivers and streams a break from the rapid inflow from runoff we had after t...

Ten most interesting Orioles prospects to follow throughout minor leagues in 2023

Published Wed, 05 Mar 2025 04:19:30 GMT

Mike Elias made it clear this winter: The Orioles are no longer a rebuilding club.“I believe that our rebuild is behind us,” the team’s executive vice president and general manager said in early February.Elias added that the “focus” of the organization is now more on putting the big league club in a position to make the playoffs than on the development of its farm system.At the same time, though, the Orioles’ future success is still heavily dependent on how the current crop of prospects in the minors perform. Some of them will arrive at Camden Yards in the future to join the likes of Adley Rutschman and Gunnar Henderson. Others, however, could be used as trade chips for Elias to acquire a star at the deadline. Either way, the players in Norfolk, Bowie, Aberdeen and beyond are still important.When looking at the farm system, there are plenty of names to get excited about. As the worst team in the majors from 2018 to 2021, the Orioles picked in the ...