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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has released a stunning satellite image of what they say is cloud streets over Michigan on Christmas day that helped around 5-feet of snow fall in parts of Pennsylvania.According to the NOAA, the Suomi NPP satellite s VIIRS instrument captured the image of rows of clouds streaming over the Great Lakes a couple of days ago. Long, parallel rows of clouds over the Great Lakes are common in early winter, when stanley cup frigid arctic air from Canada crosses the relatively warm lake water, the NOAA writes.NOAA says when the rising, warmer air hits the colder air above, it condenses into cumulus clouds and cool stanley cup s and sinks on either side, which creates the parallel clouds. At times when there is a large temperature contrast between the surface air and lake water, these cloud formations can deliver heavy lake effect snows ont he downwind shores of the lake, they added.According to Coast Watch, the water temperatures of Lake Mich stanley cups igan are in the 30s a Rwgm Arts Across Harford returns to county to highlight talented artists and culture
M stanley cup aryland is able to provide food for 427,000 children affected by school closures thanks to approval from the the U.S. Department of Agriculture stanley cup .The Pandemic Electronic Benefit Transfer is worth over $49 million in estimated benefits which works out t stanley quencher o $5.70 per child each day the child s school was closed in a particular month. We are grateful to the Food and Nutrition Service of the USDA for their responsiveness and to the Maryland Department of Education and Local School Districts for their partnership in identifying and enrolling eligible students families in the Pandemic-EBT program, said Maryland Department of Human Services Secretary Lourdes R. Padilla. Additionally, we thank Governor Larry Hogan, who has led the way in thinking strategically and has championed our determined efforts to explore every opportunity that can help vulnerable Marylanders during this crisis. Households with children who have lost access to free or reduced-price school meals are eligible for the Pan |
