Haley Meyer
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first heard Feb 2026
last heard 16 Jul
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And this same area is under a level one out of five threat for severe storms on Tuesday afternoon, Tuesday evening.
Here in Union City, three confirmed fatalities.
The National Weather Service giving it a preliminary rating of an EF3 from homes being completely swept off their foundations.
A lot of those homes even potentially being tossed into
union lake this is historic in many ways this would be one of the strongest and earliest in the calendar year one of the deadliest of this decade i've been told that there are stories of heroism people saving lives this is a very rare event you do not see tornadoes of this magnitude this early in the year and this far north it was a function of temperatures how warm it was and just the right conditions to spawn such a violent tornado
Now it may not look like there's been 11 inches of snow reported in the city, but if you head down to Battery Park, that's exactly what you'll find.
The official measurement, 11 inches.
In Central Park, 8.8 inches.
And there's a lot of variability across the five boroughs right now.
We had that one convective band that pumped in.
Probably snowfall rates close to 2 inches per hour.
But we're not done with this system yet.
The official forecast calling for eighteen to twenty-four inches of snow.
The bullseye zones, though, which are likely along the Jersey Shore and just south of Boston, could get close to three feet, which is still within the realm of possibility here in downtown Manhattan.
The top report out of North Carolina, 22.5.
That's higher up in the elevation, so you have some orographic lift, can squeeze out some more snow.
Overall, people are really enjoying this generational type snow event.
This is the fourth snowiest North Carolina has ever been in its state history and the snowiest it's seen since 2004.
The aftermath of this is both beautiful but also dangerous.
The official report coming out of the town and from the National Weather Service office coming at 8.5 inches.
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