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Snow wrapping up today, returns tomorrow
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4:39
The Morris debuts its 2026-27 season lineup
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Lake effect snow through this morning
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City commission approves new downtown paid parking plan
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Community shares concerns at board meeting over offensive language...
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Staying safe around downed power lines
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Former players share stories of Lou Holtz before his burial
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Trust, Love, and Commitment: Lou’s Life Lessons
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Notre Dame ready for funeral traffic
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Notre Dame community says their final farewell to Coach Lou Holtz
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Remembering Lou Holtz: Broadcasters reflect on Holtz’ role...
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ESPN’s Rece Davis remembers the life and legacy of Lou Holtz
One term you may have heard from the storms on the west coast is "Bomb Cyclone".
Bomb Cyclone is actually short for a meteorological term, Bomb Cyclogenesis.
This is when an area of low pressure rapidly intensities, dropping 24 millibars in 24 hours.
So rather than a noun like it's been used as, it's more of an adjective, describing the process happening with the area of low pressure.
When a low pressure intensifies like this, it can bring heavy rain and/or heavy snow, and strong wind.
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