Phuong_Tran wrote on 14. Mar 2010 , 20:32:Hello ,
Nhà CN nào mà sao nói có phân nửa vậy Tần ???? Tui không dám làm bà bói , lỡ bói sai thì bị vừa bị uýnh vừa bị chửi , vui lòng đưa tin " gõ gàng "dùm để mọi người đỡ lo và mừng phụ
Tí Lanh Chanh
Ptr mến,
Đây là tin thời tiết cuối tuần qua. Đọc xong PTr sẽ đoán ra được là những CN nào có thể bị nhà sập, xe hư.
Weekend forecast: Powerful spring storm to sock Northeast
By Doyle Rice, USA TODAY
A dismal weekend is shaping up for much of the Mid-Atlantic, Northeast and New England thanks to heavy rain and strong winds from a powerful spring storm. Most of the remainder of the country will be dry and mild both weekend days, except for portions of the Northwest and Rockies.
Northeastern rain and floods: A strong spring storm will spread heavy rain across the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast Saturday. All the precipitation from the storm will fall as rain, since temperatures will not be cold enough to produce snow.
The heaviest rain is expected in parts of Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Up to 3 inches of drenching rain is possible, and flooding is a concern in urban areas and along small streams and rivers across the area. Melting snow will add to the flood threat in the mountains. By Sunday, the heaviest rain will be over New England and New York State. Winds will also howl along the New England coast, where gusts of up to 55 mph are possible.
Lighter showers from the outer reaches of the Northeast storm will also dampen portions of the Ohio Valley, Great Lakes and upper Midwest both weekend days.
Stormy in the Northwest and northern Rockies: Another storm will spread mostly light rain and snow from the Pacific Northwest to the Intermountain West Saturday. The heaviest precipitation will be along coastal sections of Washington, Oregon and northern California, as well as portions of Idaho, Utah and Nevada.
The rain and snow will be welcome in the northern Rockies, which has been extremely dry for most of the winter.
On Sunday, the storm will slide into the central Rockies, spreading rain and snow into Wyoming and Colorado and northern New Mexico.
Southern tier gets a reprieve: After a stormy week, most of the southern tier of the USA will dry out over the weekend. Temperatures will be on the mild side, in the 60s and 70s, all the way from southern California to Florida.
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