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The Patriots vs. Chargers NFL playoff game in Foxborough is expected to face cold temperatures around 30°F with wind and possible rain or snow, which could impact ball security and kicking, but both teams are accustomed to cold weather conditions.
A winter storm is expected to bring heavy snow and colder temperatures to Colorado, impacting mountain regions and the Denver metro area, providing some drought relief but also causing slick roads and travel disruptions.
The week in Austin starts with pleasant, warm weather in the 60s and 70s, with potential record highs on Tuesday and Wednesday, followed by limited rain mid-week due to a weak Pacific low, and a stronger cold front expected to bring more seasonable temperatures by Friday into the weekend.
A late Sunday night to Monday snow event is expected in Metro Detroit, mainly impacting areas north of M-59 with less than an inch of accumulation, followed by a warming trend with above-average temperatures and increased chances of rain through the week.
A dry Sunday is expected in Metro Detroit before a light snow event begins Sunday night into Monday morning, with 1-2 inches of snow possible, followed by warmer temperatures and rain later in the week.
The northern lights may be visible in over a dozen states, including Oregon, on Friday night due to geomagnetic storm conditions, although cloudy weather could hinder viewing in some areas.
Weather forecasts for New Year's Eve and New Year's Day indicate cold temperatures and snow in the Great Lakes and Northeast, with lake effect snow potentially dropping 1-3 feet, while the West experiences warmer-than-average temperatures and heavy rain, especially in Southern California, with flood watches issued.
Road conditions across Minnesota are gradually improving after a weekend snowstorm, with most roads in the Twin Cities now normal or partially covered. The storm caused over 400 crashes and injuries, but the situation is getting better, although another light snow system may impact the area early next week.
A strong weather system is bringing howling winds, dropping temperatures, and a high wind warning to Maryland, with gusts up to 70 MPH in mountain areas, causing potential tree damage and power outages, and continuing cold and breezy conditions through New Year's.
A freezing rain storm is expected to impact the Tri-State Area on Sunday evening, with a First Alert Weather Day issued due to the risk of ice accumulation, especially in northwestern suburbs, potentially causing hazardous road conditions and power issues, but the event will be short-lived with rain replacing ice by Monday morning.
Roads and sidewalks in the Philadelphia area remain slick and icy after overnight snow, sleet, and freezing rain, with black ice expected overnight. Temperatures will rise above freezing during the day, helping to melt some ice, but conditions will worsen again overnight. The weekend will see continued winter weather, with a milder system arriving Sunday evening into Monday, bringing rain, strong winds, and potential thunderstorms. Travel restrictions are in place due to the storm, and a series of cold and mild days are forecasted for the upcoming week.
Denver will experience a rapid temperature drop from a record high of 59°F to snow with accumulations of 4-8 inches in the high country and up to 4-5 inches in the metro area as a cold front moves through Saturday night, potentially causing tricky travel conditions.
A light snowstorm is expected to bring 1-3 inches of snow to parts of Massachusetts just in time for Christmas, with the heaviest snow in northern areas and some rain along the south coast. The snow will start Tuesday morning and taper off by Tuesday night, with possible wind-whipped snow showers on Wednesday east of I-95, but no major weather disruptions are anticipated for Christmas Day.
The holiday week forecast predicts a mix of snow in the Northeast and inland New England, heavy rain and flash flooding on the West Coast, and record high temperatures in the South and Midwest, with some areas experiencing a white Christmas while others face challenging weather conditions.
Massachusetts is preparing for a snowstorm on Tuesday with up to 6 inches of snow possible in Western and Central regions, potentially impacting commutes, with additional snow showers and a cold front expected later in the week.,