This week we shift our focus to the cold air we will be seeing coming down from the North, and some accumulating snow in the West and Northeast. To start the week, we might see a round or two of some severe storms Sunday and Monday in the Ohio Valley and into Parts of the Northeast. On Monday and Wednesday, we could see some snow showers in the Upper part of the Northeast with someaccumulation of a dusting to an inch. Upstate NY could see more accumulation especially higher up in elevation in the Adirondacks. With the possible accumulation of snow, the Northeast will see cooler temps this week as well. The West will also see some accumulating snow in parts of Utah, Colorado, and Wyoming. Those areas will see a dusting to an inch, and a few inches higher up in the Rockies. The Upper Great Lakes, especially the northern parts, of Wisconsin and Michigan could see a dusting to an inch of snow as well on Monday. Parts of the Midwest and Upper Great Lakes will also see cooler temps this week, with some warmer weather to end the week.
The Plains this week will be warm with nice weather. On Saturday night, a cold front will move in and bring some cold weather to the area. The West will be warm and sunny with a chance of severe weather on Friday. The Pacific NW will see some cooler temps move in this week along with the chance of a dusting of snow to parts of Washington and Oregon.
The southern part of the country will enjoy some nice warm weather with not a lot going on. We still need to keep an eye out in the next week or two in the Tropics. The models are showing a storm in the Atlantic, but doesn’t go with the weather pattern we currently are in. With Milton the models didn’t show anything would form, and boy were they wrong as Milton became a powerful hurricane.
By Matt K.
Weather Forecaster In-Training
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