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Finnish NHL goalie Kevin Lankinen misses his next game due to flight delays caused by blizzards on the US East Coast.

Recent snowstorms have brought significant snowfall to New York and New Jersey, with alerts for blizzards and coastal flooding in effect as more winter weather is anticipated in the coming days.

Due to heavy snowfall and blizzards, traffic on state roads in Läänemaa has been disrupted, prompting the Transport Administration to implement a special maintenance regime.

This article discusses the expected snowfall and blizzard conditions in Estonia on Sunday due to a low-pressure area moving in from Scandinavia.

Weather authorities are warning of localized blizzards impacting the South Region of Iceland.

Weather forecasts predict snow and blizzards in Northern and Eastern Iceland, with temperature fluctuations between 0 to 6 degrees Celsius.

Weather forecasts predict significant snowfall for parts of the UK, particularly Scotland, with light snow potentially reaching southern regions like Devon.

Iceland has issued weather warnings in response to approaching blizzard conditions and snowdrifts.

Estonia is set to experience cold winter weather on Saturday, following a storm that has brought snow and blizzards to southern and eastern parts of the country.

Due to heavy snowfall, blizzards, and icy conditions, traffic is disrupted on state roads in Võru and Põlva counties, leading to a special maintenance regime being established.

Icy conditions are forecasted over the night in Eastern and Southern Estonia, with snowfall and blizzards, while more variable weather is expected in the West and North without precipitation.

On Friday, snow and blizzards are expected in Estonia as a strong high-pressure system approaches from Scandinavia and Finland, leading to colder temperatures and variable cloudiness.

Estonia is bracing for heavy snowfall and blizzards, particularly in the southern and eastern regions, where up to 30 cm of snow may accumulate.

New weather forecasts indicate that a significant snowstorm will cover 95% of the UK over five days, affecting major cities like London and Manchester.

The UK is set to experience two blizzards in the coming days, bringing heavy snowfall to several major cities.

A forecast indicates that South Estonia will experience heavy snowfall and blizzards on Friday afternoon, moving north on Saturday.

The upcoming week is expected to bring cold temperatures, snow, and blizzards in Estonia, with milder conditions appearing by the weekend.

Newly released snow maps indicate that parts of the UK, including Scotland, Wales, and the Midlands, are expected to experience significant blizzard conditions over the next five days.

Weather forecasts predict that two blizzards could bring heavy snow to 51 cities across England, with possible impacts in Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland.

Due to a rapidly developing low-pressure system, Hokkaido is experiencing severe blizzards with strong winds and low visibility, prompting the Japan Meteorological Agency to advise caution regarding traffic impact.

A cyclone is forecasted to arrive in Lithuania, bringing unstable cloud cover and the chance of snow and blizzards, with temperatures ranging from 8 to 16 degrees Celsius.

Lithuania is expected to experience a drop in temperatures with 12 to 17 degrees Celsius of frost, accompanied by snow and blizzards as an anticylone starts to withdraw.

The forecaster discusses an approaching cyclone that will bring significant weather changes, including cold temperatures and the likelihood of blizzards later this week.

The weather forecast indicates that after the frost, conditions will turn to drizzle, blizzards, and snow due to the influence of a cold cyclone named Daniel.

Survival experts contracted by the Australian Antarctic Program ensure safety for expeditioners in Antarctica's perilous conditions, including blizzards, crevasses, and dangerous sea ice.

The weather forecast predicts dry and bright conditions in the southwest with snowfall and blizzards in other regions of the country.

New weather forecasts indicate that the UK will experience severe blizzards and 60mph winds this week, affecting millions across regions including Wales and the North East of England.

The UK is preparing for snowfall this week, with blizzards expected in parts of Monmouthshire and Gloucestershire, accompanied by strong gales of up to 60mph.

The Institute of Meteorology and Water Management has issued first-degree alerts for four provinces due to forecasted heavy snowfall and blizzards, with second-degree alerts still in effect in several regions.

Meteorologists warn of severe weather conditions across Poland, including snow, blizzards, and a storm on the Baltic Sea.

Britain is expected to experience dangerous winter weather, including blizzards and temperatures dropping to -12C due to Storm Goretti over the next 72 hours.

The UK is expected to experience up to 30 inches of snow this week due to two incoming Arctic storms, with significant snowfall anticipated across towns and cities.

The Met Office predicts a return of extreme winter weather in the UK, with more blizzards expected later this week as temperatures drop to -10C in some areas.

Europe is preparing for a severe winter onslaught as a polar vortex brings arctic cold and intense winter conditions, with heavy snowfall and extreme frosts expected across most of the continent.

Hundreds of schools in the UK are closing due to snow and freezing temperatures, with further blizzards expected following multiple weather warnings.

The Institute of Meteorology and Water Management warns of expected heavy snowfalls, blizzards, and snowdrifts in northern Poland this Sunday, with certain coastal counties under severe weather alerts and up to half a meter of snow accumulation possible.

A weather forecast indicates that Poland will experience significant cloud cover and snowfall overnight, with temperatures dropping between -3 and -8 degrees Celsius.

UK regions are expected to receive up to 20 inches of snow amid severe blizzards affecting Europe, with temperatures plummeting to -12C.

The UK Health Security Agency is advising citizens to prepare for severe cold weather and snow by following six recommended actions as temperatures are expected to drop significantly.

The Met Office has issued a weather warning for snow and ice, predicting possible accumulations of up to 30cm and travel disruptions as temperatures plummet to -12C this week.

New weather forecasts indicate that up to 10 inches of snow could fall across 39 counties in England next week, with temperatures dropping as low as -4C.

A powerful winter storm has struck much of the United States, bringing blizzards, hurricane-force winds, and a sharp drop in temperatures, causing chaos in traffic, widespread power outages, and numerous emergencies.

Automotive experts advise UK drivers on whether to lift their windscreen wipers in anticipation of approaching blizzards, highlighting potential risks of damage.