This week clippers will be very prevalent in the Great Lakes and Northeast. Clippers will come through the area on Sunday, and then again Tuesday through Saturday, one clipper after the next. Accumulations for the week look to be 6’’+ for the interior areas of the Northeast and 1-4’’ for the rest of the Northeast. The Great Lakes will see accumulations of 1-4’’ and the UP of Michigan and Northern Michigan look to see 6’’+. The further west you go in the Great Lakes will see a dusting to a 1’’.
On Monday, the Southeast will be dealing with rain and the Tennessee Valley could see some ice in the morning. If the cold makes its way far enough south, a small area south of Franklin Tennessee could wake up to some icy conditions. While it may be a stretch for that area to see some ice, I think it may happen.
Thursday, a system will come in from the Pacific into the New Mexico/Western Texas area that will produce some snow and ice. Accumulations look to be 1-4’’ in New Mexico, and a coating of snow to Western Texas. That system will continue to the NE on Friday and Saturday bringing some snow 1-4” to Nebraska/Iowa, while it will turn into rain in Illinois and the Ohio Valley.
Friday, some severe storms will affect Eastern Texas into the Gulf Coast. Thosestorms will last into Saturday as well and produce almost 2’’ of rain in the area. Some of those storms could be gusty and capable of producing some hail. Throughout the week the Rockies will see some snow come into the area over multiple days. Accumulations look to be around 1-4’’ and some areas could see 4’’+.
By Matt K.
Meteorologist In-Training
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see any big snow storms in our future? Lower great lakes.
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Big snow storms still a little early to tell. This weekend could bring rain that will turn into mixed precipitation and snow both Sat/Sun to the Great Lakes. Michigan and Wisconsin could see some decent snow 1-4” with some areas seeing more.
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