It's one storm after another for much of US, but next one's path is uncertain скачать в хорошем качестве

It's one storm after another for much of US, but next one's path is uncertain

(28 Jan 2026) RESTRICTION SUMMARY: ASSOCIATED PRESS ARCHIVE: New York - 25 January 2026 1. Wide of snow-covered New York street, snow mobiles and taxis passing by 2. Wide of people shoveling snow from pavements 3. Wide of snowy street, traffic ASSOCIATED PRESS Houston - 27 January 2026 4. SOUNDBITE (English) James Belanger, Vice President of Meteorology, The Weather Company: "We just had winter storm Fern, and it looks like we have another one coming up. We've got high confidence that a surface low pressure system is going to form off the Carolina coast. And with that, it's going to bring significant wintery precipitation yet again for the Carolinas. And this time, though, we're talking more snow. So locations across the Carolinas up through Virginia. We have increasing confidence that they could see up to a half a foot or more in places of snowfall through Saturday and this weekend." ASSOCIATED PRESS ARCHIVE: New York - 26 January 2026 5. Mid of a snow blower 6. Wide of a man shoveling snow off the sidewalk ASSOCIATED PRESS ARCHIVE: New York - 25 January 2026 7. Wide of a person on bicycle cycling through snowy street ASSOCIATED PRESS Houston - 27 January 2026 8. SOUNDBITE (English) James Belanger, Vice President of Meteorology, The Weather Company: "The biggest uncertainty is understanding where the winter storm is actually going to track after it develops off the Carolina coastline. So we have some models and some of our weather forecasts as models that we look at that have a trajectory that's going to hug the Eastern Seaboard. If the surface low takes that track, that winter storm will result in very significant wintry impacts for the I-95 corridor, places like DC, Philadelphia, New York and Boston." ASSOCIATED PRESS ARCHIVE: Philadelphia – 25 January 2026 9. Various of John Fulton Reynolds statue as snow comes down in downtown Philly ASSOCIATED PRESS Houston - 27 January 2026 10. SOUNDBITE (English) James Belanger, Vice President of Meteorology, The Weather Company: "There's also a fair amount of models that are taking this surface low pressure, this winter storm, out to sea, in which case there would be no impacts to the major population centers, but we would still be looking at coastal impacts, wave action." ASSOCIATED PRESS ARCHIVE: Claymont, Delaware- 26 January 2026 11. Close of an icicle hanging from the bottom of a car 12. Various of snow plows disembarking from a parking lot ASSOCIATED PRESS Houston - 27 January 2026 13. SOUNDBITE (English) Bernadette Woods Placky, chief meteorologist, Climate Central: "Climate change is already playing a factor in these temperatures you're seeing. But what happens is the storm comes over it and it has that extra boost of warm air. It can add more energy to a storm and more moisture. So the storm track comes across the south here and then moves up the coast, it pulls in more moisture and it gives it more strength." ASSOCIATED PRESS ARCHIVE: Philadelphia – 25 January 2026 14. Various of an air traffic control tower 15. Wide of cars outside driving past as snow comes down ASSOCIATED PRESS Houston - 27 January 2026 16. SOUNDBITE (English) Victor Gensini, meteorology professor, Northern Illinois University: ASSOCIATED PRESS ARCHIVE: Decatur, Georgia - 21 January 2025 17. Various of vehicles on snowy street, including many stranded ASSOCIATED PRESS ARCHIVE: Detroit - 23 January 2026 18. Wide of a person walking through intense cold STORYLINE: Or it could just veer off harmlessly to sea. Meteorologists and forecast models aren't yet settling on a single outcome. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...