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A significant cold snap is expected to hit Alabama starting Monday night, with freeze warnings and watches issued for most of the state through Tuesday morning. Temperatures are forecasted to drop into the 20s and 30s, posing a threat to new spring plants. A warming trend is expected to begin on Tuesday, with rain not entering the forecast until Thursday.
Over 180 million Americans are expected to experience below-average temperatures as cold air from Canada brings late-season winter weather to more than half of the US, with Freeze Watches and Warnings in the Southeast and heavy snow affecting the Great Lakes and Northeast. The cold front will push south, bringing very cold temperatures to the Southeast, Midwest, and Northeast, potentially causing damage to sensitive plants. Warmer air will gradually return as spring officially begins, but over 150 million people will still feel the chill on Tuesday, and nearly 90 million will remain below average on Wednesday.
Over 180 million Americans are expected to experience below-average temperatures as cold air and snow return to the US, with Freeze Watches and Warnings stretching from Arkansas to North Carolina. Heavy snow and dangerous snow squalls are forecasted for the Great Lakes region and central Appalachians, while the Southeast will see temperatures dip into the 20s and 30s. The Northeast will also face below-average temperatures, affecting more than 180 million people through Wednesday.
Central Florida is bracing for a cold snap this weekend, with temperatures struggling to reach the 50s and Freeze Warnings in effect for North Central Florida. Wind Chill Advisories will cover all of Central Florida on Sunday morning, with feel-like temperatures dropping below 40 degrees everywhere. Chilly temperatures are expected across various counties in Central Florida, with some areas dipping as low as 28 degrees, and no rainfall anticipated during the weekend.
Southeast Georgia and Northeast Florida are experiencing freezing temperatures and gusty winds this weekend, with freeze warnings and wind chill advisories in effect. Sunday morning is expected to be the coldest, with temperatures dropping as low as 29 degrees and wind chill values potentially reaching 10 degrees. However, temperatures are forecasted to warm up significantly by the end of the week, with a return of rain chances on Tuesday.
Freeze warnings have been issued for several cities near the Houston area as temperatures are expected to drop below freezing, potentially causing damage to crops and sensitive vegetation. Houston's temperature is forecasted to reach 36°. Residents are advised to take precautions such as removing items from vehicles and repairing or replacing weather stripping to protect against the cold.
Millions of trick-or-treaters in the US will face snow or chilling temperatures this Halloween, with a storm off the mid-Atlantic coast bringing showers to the Carolinas and southern New Jersey. Snow showers are also expected in parts of the Great Lakes, including Chicago, although little accumulation is anticipated. Approximately 120 million people are under freeze watches and warnings, as bone-chilling air from Canada has caused temperatures to plummet by as much as 30 degrees. High temperatures in the East and parts of the South will fall nearly 10 degrees below normal, while portions of the West Coast and Florida will be spared from the cold.
Frost advisories and freeze warnings have been issued for western half of Minnesota as temperatures are expected to drop into the 30s this weekend. The Twin Cities will likely escape frost, but cooler than average weather is expected to persist into next week.