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Snow day fun for big cats in Eureka Springs

Watching lions and tigers romp in fresh snow is a rare sight at Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge! After a winter storm hit Eureka Springs, the refuge’s big cats enjoyed some snowy playtime—Thor the white lion chased a ball, while tigers Jinx and Rosie lounged outside. Staff made sure the animals stayed cozy with heated dens and extra water, but the refuge had to close to visitors until the cold snap passes. They’re now raising funds to cover heating costs. Have you ever seen animals react to snow for the first time? Let’s talk about it! #Weather #EurekaSprings #TurpentineCreek

Charlotte flights rebound after ice storm chaos

Charlotte travelers are finally catching a break after the weekend’s brutal ice storm left thousands stranded at the airport. Monday morning still saw 52 delays and 370 cancellations at CLT, but that’s a huge step up from Sunday’s chaos, when Charlotte led the nation in flight disruptions. The ground stop and icy runways had everyone scrambling, but things are slowly getting back on track. If you’re flying soon, double-check your flight status before heading out. How did the storm impact your travel plans or daily routine? Let’s hear your stories and tips for dealing with winter travel headaches! #Weather #Charlotte #FlightDelays

Winter storm shakes up Baton Rouge plans

Baton Rouge is bracing for a winter storm that’s already changing how we start the week. Schools like Southern University and EBR are moving classes online Monday, and senior centers will be closed. Even Meals on Wheels is shifting deliveries to keep folks safe. It’s not every day we see weather disrupt so many routines here—how are you preparing for the cold snap? Are you adjusting your plans or helping neighbors get ready? Let’s share tips and check in on each other as the storm rolls in! #Weather #BatonRouge #WinterStorm

Charlotte’s winter storm brings travel chaos

Travel in Charlotte has come to a standstill as icy roads and plummeting temperatures have led to over 1,100 flight cancellations at Charlotte Douglas International Airport and a full suspension of CATS bus and light rail service. Major highways like I-85 and Monroe Expressway have seen multiple crashes, including a flipped tractor-trailer and hazardous fuel spill. Even emergency vehicles haven’t been spared, with a police cruiser spinning out on I-85. Crews are working nonstop, but officials urge everyone to stay home. How is this storm affecting your plans or neighborhood? Let’s share updates and tips to help each other stay safe. #Weather #CharlotteWeather #WinterStorm

Mid-Missouri drivers scramble as gas runs out

Gas pumps are running dry at several stations in Mid-Missouri just as a major winter storm approaches. Folks are lining up to fill their tanks, but some places like Casey’s in Wardsville and Dody’s in Jefferson City have already run out of fuel, with no clear word on when more will arrive. AAA is urging everyone to keep at least half a tank during storms, but that’s easier said than done right now. How are you prepping for the storm, and have you noticed empty pumps in your area? Let’s share tips and updates! #Weather #MidMissouri #WinterStorm

Snowstorm closes Mid-Missouri clinics

A heavy blanket of snow—up to 7 inches in some spots—forced all MU Health Care Quick Care clinics and Jefferson City Medical Group Express Care locations to close across Mid-Missouri this Sunday. Only Urgent Care remains open for those needing immediate help. For many in Columbia and Jefferson City, this means adjusting weekend plans and finding new ways to manage health needs until clinics reopen. How are you handling the snow day disruptions? Anyone else worried about getting care or prescriptions during these closures? Let’s share tips and check in on neighbors who might need extra help! #Weather #MidMoWeather #SnowDay

Charlotte braces for rare ice storm: Schools, events canceled

A rare ice storm warning has hit the Charlotte area, prompting schools to cancel all weekend activities and local colleges to shift to remote learning or close campuses. With the National Weather Service predicting up to three-quarters of an inch of ice in some neighborhoods, even a quarter inch could mean downed trees and power outages. Temperatures are set to plunge into the single digits, so whatever falls could stick around for days. How are you preparing for this winter blast? Have you stocked up or changed your weekend plans? Let’s share tips and check in on neighbors! #Weather #CharlotteWeather #WinterStorm

"Update On Snowfall Accumulations" There will definitely be snow, but remember there will also be a lot of sleet and ice, which I see as the main hazard. While many will get snow, most could also face power outages. Conditions will be dangerous, especially where snow mixes with sleet and surfaces freeze over. Be prepared, as data suggests this could be very impactful due to freezing conditions and wind chills. #spc #uswx #Weather #WeatherAlert

Firing Of Popular Weatherman Causes Outrage, Fans Want Answers https://tvshowsace.com/2026/01/14/firing-of-popular-weatherman-causes-outrage-fans-want-answers/ #Weather

🚨🚨 OKAY… NOW THIS IS GETTING HARD TO IGNORE 🚨🚨 Long-range models are ONCE AGAIN flashing a POTENTIAL MAJOR WINTER STORM SIGNAL FOR NEXT WEEKEND ❄️🌀 This is NOT just a one-off run. This is a REPEATING SIGNAL — and that’s when things start to matter. ❄️ A strong snow axis 🌀 A classic storm track 👀 A setup we’ve seen before when big events happen ⚠️ Before the comments explode: This is NOT A FORECAST. This is MODEL GUIDANCE. And yes… it can still change. But when long-range keeps hinting like this, you watch it. Period. #winterweather #wintervibes #snow #winter #coldweather #WinterStormWarning #Snowpocalypse #SnowSignal #WinterIsComing #weather