March 15, 2024
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28:41Now PlayingOn today's broadcast of The National Weather Desk:
* THE BIGGEST SNOWSTORM IN YEARS IS ABOUT TO BURY COLORADO UNDER FEET OF SNOW WHILE PORTIONS OF THE SOUTH FACE A SIGNIFCANT THREAT OF SEVERE STORMS -- AND POSSIBLE TORNADOES.
* WE'LL ALSO LOOK BACK AT THE IMPACT OF THE BLIZZARD OF 1993.
* AND A BOMB CYCLONE THAT LEFT PORTIONS OF NEBRASKA UNDER WATER.
* ON "PI DAY" WE'LL CELEBRATE WOMEN IN STEM -- INCLUDING METEOROLOGY.
* AND WHY THE NATIONAL PARK SERVICE IS CUTTING DOWN 150 CHERRY TREES IN WASHINGTON, DC.
And so much more!!!
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