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Analysis: Fresh energy problems for new president
- No matter who moves into the White House in January, energy problems will hit him with the punch of a winter storm.
County braces for ice, snow
- With a significant dose of ice in today’s forecast, officials say they are not taking chances after a recent storm caused havoc on Anne Arundel and state roads.
Rescuers search for missing skiers; storm closes Interstate 5
- Rescuers were searching Monday for two skiers that went missing near Lake Tahoe during a winter storm that dumped fresh snow in the Sierra Nevada and closed a 40-mile stretch of highway north of Los Angeles.
- Rescuers were searching Monday for two skiers that went missing near Lake Tahoe during a winter storm that dumped fresh snow in the Sierra Nevada and closed a 40-mile stretch of highway north of Los Angeles.
Rainy weather delays SFO flights up to 2 hours
- Most flights arriving at San Francisco International Airport have been delayed up to two hours today due to rain, according to an airport duty manager. The delays began at about 9 a.m. and are expected to last through the day and possibly into tonight.
Bay Area gets up to 18 inches of snow
- A winter storm system off the coast has left up to 18 inches of snow in parts of the Bay Area this week, according to the National Weather Service.
- A winter storm system off the coast has left up to 18 inches of snow in parts of the Bay Area this week, according to the National Weather Service.
Winter storm dumps snow, delays flights
- A winter storm hit the Bay Area on Monday, causing airport delays, flooding on highways, and several inches of snow in the Santa Cruz Mountains, the Diablo Range and the hills and mountains in the North Bay.
- A winter storm hit the Bay Area on Monday, causing airport delays, flooding on highways, and several inches of snow in the Santa Cruz Mountains, the Diablo Range and the hills and mountains in the North Bay.
Winter storm dusts mountains with snow, delays flights
- A winter storm hit the Bay Area on Monday, causing airport delays, flooding on highways, and several inches of snow in the Santa Cruz Mountains, the Diablo Range and the hills and mountains in the North Bay. According to meteorologist Brian Tentinger of the National Weather Service, a cold front brought temperatures down to the low 30s at elevations above 1,000 feet. The National Weather Service issued a snow advisory for the 1,000 foot-plus elevations that is in effect until 4 a.m. today, when the temperatures were expected to increase, though rain is still lingering in the forecast.
Sewage systems need upgrades to avoid stinky situation
- Some 750,000 gallons of diluted raw sewage flowed out of Peninsula sewer pipes and into the Bay during the blustery winter storm that ravaged the Bay Area in early January, according to the state water control authority.
Dixon unveils plan to end homelessness in 10 years
- Standing in the cafeteria of the Code Blue homeless shelter on Guilford Avenue on Thursday, Mayor Sheila Dixon unveiled a 10-year plan to end homelessness in Baltimore.
Rush hour slippery
- Snow began falling in the District mid-morning Thursday sparing rush-hour commuters dreadful rides into the office. As people settled into their daily chores, the much-anticipated snow began to fall and as expected caused a cramp on the afternoon commute.
- Snow began falling in the District mid-morning Thursday sparing rush-hour commuters dreadful rides into the office. As people settled into their daily chores, the much-anticipated snow began to fall and as expected caused a cramp on the afternoon commute.
End of darkness nears on the Peninsula
- Residents of Oak Street in San Mateo were rejoicing when after more than three days without light, heat and water, electricity was finally restored Monday afternoon. But as of 5 p.m. Monday, 3,330 homes and businesses on the Peninsula — with the majority in Daly City and along Skyline Boulevard — were still left in the dark.
- Residents of Oak Street in San Mateo were rejoicing when after more than three days without light, heat and water, electricity was finally restored Monday afternoon. But as of 5 p.m. Monday, 3,330 homes and businesses on the Peninsula — with the majority in Daly City and along Skyline Boulevard — were still left in the dark.
Storm handicaps Bay Area commuters
- San Francisco was rocked Friday by the powerful punch of the biggest winter storm in two years with high winds and heavy rains disrupting transit service, causing widespread power outages and road and bridge closures.
- San Francisco was rocked Friday by the powerful punch of the biggest winter storm in two years with high winds and heavy rains disrupting transit service, causing widespread power outages and road and bridge closures.
