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weather1 year ago

December Brings Cold Fronts and Snow Across the Nation

Cold air has spread across the Eastern US, bringing significant lake effect snow to areas like Cleveland, Erie, and Buffalo, with over 3 feet expected in some spots. This winter pattern is set to continue into December, with more cold air and snow showers anticipated. The Midwest is also experiencing moderate snow, which will move into the Mid-Atlantic. Temperatures are notably low, with below-zero readings in the Northern Plains and 30s reaching as far south as Texas and Florida.

via Just In Weather|
#coldweather#easternus#lakeeffectsnow
weather1 year ago

Maryland Braces for Significant Snowfall as Winter Storm Approaches

A winter storm is bringing snow to central Maryland, with 1 to 2 inches expected in northern areas and heavier accumulations in the high mountains of western Maryland and West Virginia, where a Winter Storm Warning is in effect. Snow will start by sunrise in southern Pennsylvania and move into northern Maryland, with roads expected to remain wet due to temperatures above freezing. The storm is accompanied by strong winds and is expected to linger throughout the day before clearing by the weekend.

via Just In Weather|
#baltimore#marylandweather#snowforecast
weather2 years ago

"Major Winter Storm Forecasted to Unleash Heavy Snowfall on East Coast Cities"

Southern New England, particularly Massachusetts, is bracing for its first significant snowstorm of the season, with up to a foot of snow expected in some areas. The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Warning, with snow starting this evening and continuing into Sunday afternoon. Coastal regions may see lower snow totals due to mild ocean waters and gusty easterly winds, but a flash freeze is possible as temperatures drop. The storm will also bring strong winds, with gusts up to 50 mph. After this system, the region faces a cold start to the week and another potential storm mid-next week.

via NBC10 Boston|
##massachusettssnow#newenglandweather
weather2 years ago

"FIRST ALERT: Transition from Rain to Snow with Wintry Mix Expected This Weekend"

The Metro area is expected to see less snow and more rain as a quick-hitting storm system moves in for the weekend. While the atmosphere is warmer in the Metro and southern areas, reducing the likelihood of snow, northern regions may still experience wet snow with possible minor accumulations. The storm is not anticipated to be major, but it could lead to messy road conditions overnight into early Saturday. The rest of the weekend will be mostly cloudy with chances of rain and temperatures in the 40s.

via WLKY Louisville|
##metroweather#rain
weather2 years ago

"Snowfall Forecasts Across the Midwest: From Akron to St. Louis"

Northern Ohio, including Akron, is expected to see snowfall on Saturday, with the National Weather Service predicting less than an inch for Akron and higher totals in eastern counties. Snow is likely to continue through Sunday and possibly into early Monday, with temperatures hovering just above freezing during the day and around 30 degrees overnight. The forecast also indicates a chance of stormy conditions later in the month due to a frigid Arctic oscillation.

via Akron Beacon Journal|
##akronweather#nationalweatherservice
weather2 years ago

"St. Louis Braces for Snowy Forecast: Timing and Expectations for the Upcoming Week"

St. Louis is expected to receive a light dusting of snow, possibly up to a half inch, on Friday evening, with roads remaining wet due to temperatures just above freezing. A more significant weather system will bring rain and strong winds early next week, with the potential for heavy, wet snow in the northwest half of the region by Tuesday. Snow accumulations are likely northwest of St. Louis, but exact amounts are uncertain as the storm's track could still shift, which would affect the forecast. Real-time data from a special mission by the Hurricane Hunters will improve forecast confidence.

via KTVI Fox 2 St. Louis|
##rainandsnowmix#snowforecast
weather2 years ago

"Iowa Braces for Weekend Snow with Potent Storm Looming Early Next Week"

Des Moines, Iowa, is anticipating an impactful snowfall with a first round expected Friday and Saturday, and a larger storm predicted to hit on Monday and Tuesday. The National Weather Service indicates a 56% chance of measurable snow through Saturday and a 32% chance of up to 4 inches early next week. The forecast confidence is medium, with updates expected as the weekend progresses. Snow and wintry mixes could reduce total snowfall amounts in central Iowa.

via Des Moines Register|
##desmoinesweather#iowasnowstorm
weather2 years ago

"Winter Storm Ember to Blanket Northeast with Snowy Weekend Forecast"

A significant winter storm is expected to hit the East Coast over the weekend, potentially delivering over a foot of snow in some Northeast areas and ending a two-year snow drought in major cities. The National Weather Service warns of travel difficulties, power outages, and coastal flooding. While interior regions brace for heavy snowfall, major cities like New York and Philadelphia may see less accumulation with a mix of rain and snow. The storm marks a notable shift in weather patterns after an extended period without significant snowfall in the region.

via USA TODAY|
##eastcoastsnow#poweroutages
weather2 years ago

"Early Winter Blast: Storm Watch and Wintry Mix Forecast for the Weekend"

A winter storm is expected to hit parts of Virginia early Saturday, with a mix of brief snow, sleet, freezing rain, and rain throughout the day. Snow accumulations are not anticipated to be significant outside of mountain areas, with a quick transition to rain expected to melt any morning snowfall. Slippery roads and some power outages are possible, especially Saturday morning. Air travel disruptions are also possible. The forecast varies by location, with Lynchburg expecting mostly sleet or freezing rain, Roanoke seeing a wintry mix, and Lexington having the best chance for measurable snow.

via WSET|
##freezingrain#snowforecast
weather2 years ago

"Snow Showers Persist: Western Montana Faces Continued Unsettled Weather and Travel Disruptions"

Western Montana is expecting several waves of winter weather, with snow chances increasing as the weekend approaches. The region will face multiple storms, with the first already underway and the last expected to bring a short break after Tuesday-Wednesday. Travel is anticipated to be particularly challenging on Sunday due to snow accumulation and slick roads. Snow totals could reach 1-3 inches in valleys and 4-6 inches in mountain areas by Sunday. Arctic air will bring even cooler temperatures late next week, with highs in the single digits. Residents are advised to be cautious with travel and stay updated on conditions.

via KPAX News|
##coldtemperatures#montanaweather
weather2 years ago

"Philadelphia's Weekend Weather: Shifting Storm Brings Mixed Precipitation to Region"

A storm system is expected to bring a mix of snow and rain to the Delaware Valley, with varying impacts across the region. Philadelphia may see a quick coating of snow before it turns to rain, while the Poconos are set for all snow and have a Winter Storm Watch in effect. Travel to the Eagles vs. Giants game on Sunday could be affected by residual rain and snow, with cold and breezy conditions during the game. A subsequent system could bring heavy rain and potential flooding next Tuesday and Wednesday. Residents are advised to stay updated with the FOX 29 Weather Authority app.

via FOX 29 Philadelphia|
##delawarevalley#eaglesgiantsgame
weather2 years ago

"Michigan Braces for Mixed Snowfall and Sunshine as Winter Storm Approaches"

Michigan is expected to experience a touch of winter weather over the weekend with two merging storm systems bringing light snow showers across the state. While the snowfall is anticipated to be spotty and sporadic, all areas should see some precipitation, with 1 to 2 inches of snow expected in places like Lansing, Kalamazoo, and Grand Rapids. Temperatures will be cold enough to feel wintry but will warm into the mid-to-upper 30s, reducing travel concerns as snow is likely to melt off the roads by afternoon. A potential widespread winter storm system could affect the region next week, with more details to come as the situation develops.

via MLive.com|
##greatlakes#michiganweather
weather2 years ago

"Shifting Storm Patterns: Rain Hits Philadelphia, Snow Targets Central PA and Hagerstown"

The anticipated snowstorm in Philadelphia is now expected to bring mostly rain to the city and surrounding areas in Pennsylvania, South Jersey, and Delaware on Saturday. While some snow may initially fall around midday, it will likely change to rain due to warmer Atlantic Ocean waters and a faster-moving storm. The Poconos and upper Lehigh Valley may still see some snow accumulation, but overall, the event is trending towards a rainier scenario, with potential flooding concerns. The weather will clear up after some morning precipitation, leading to a partly cloudy Thursday with a high of 44 degrees.

via CBS Philly|
##philadelphiaweather#rain
weather2 years ago

"East Coast Braces for Major Weekend Snowstorm, From Texas to NYC"

The National Weather Service has issued a snow forecast for a weekend winter storm in New Jersey, predicting 1 to 4 inches of snow for the northern half of the state, with up to 6 to 8 inches in the northwestern areas. Southern regions are expected to receive mostly rain, with potential minor flooding due to high tides. The storm will begin Saturday afternoon and conclude Sunday morning, followed by another significant storm with rain expected on Tuesday and Wednesday.

via NJ.com|
##accuweather#nationalweatherservice
weather2 years ago

"NYC Braces for Weekend Weather Mix: Snow Showers and Potential Storm on the Horizon"

New York City and other major cities in the Northeast may experience their first significant snowfall in nearly two years this coming Sunday, depending on the path of an approaching winter storm. While the exact division between snow and rain remains uncertain, areas along and east of Interstate 95 are likely to see a mix of snow, sleet, and rain with minimal accumulation. Heavier snow is expected northwest of I-95. Meteorologists are closely monitoring the storm's development and warn of potential coastal flooding and strong winds. A second, stronger storm is predicted to hit the East Coast by next Tuesday, possibly washing away any snow from the weekend.

via The New York Times|
##meteorology#newyorkcity