Weather with J7409 has Snow and rain changeing to freezing rain and sleet . This may happen is many states across the U.S. Please be aware. Remember this can change. Please share this information to help keep others safe thank you..J.
Flooding rainfall possible from the lower Mississippi into the
southern/central Appalachians and northern Mid-Atlantic today/tonight...
...Accumulating snow to impact locations from the Colorado Rockies into
the Midwest and northern New England...
...Freezing rain expected from the middle Mississippi valley into the
Northeast this weekend...
A strong front extending from the northeastern U.S. into Texas will help
set the stage for an unsettled weekend over much of the eastern U.S.
Bitter cold air, with current early Saturday morning temperatures of -10
to -20 over eastern Montana, will continue to move south today. High
temperatures over the central and northern Plains will only reach the
single digits to teens today, while locations ahead of the front warm up
into the 50s and 60s...from the Mid-Atlantic into the Tennessee valley
with 70s along the Southeast Coast.
Several rounds of snow will affect the central U.S. to the Northeast over
the next 36 hours, each producing light to locally moderate accumulations.
By Sunday morning, an additional six to twelve inches of snow is expected
into the higher terrain of the Colorado Rockies with three to six inches
likely from northern New York into far northern New England. Lighter
amounts are forecast in between, from the Colorado Front Range into the
central Great Lakes.
On the warm side of the cold front, moisture will advect northeastward
from the Gulf of Mexico into the southern and eastern U.S., supporting a
broad threat for flooding today from the central Gulf Coast into the
northern Mid-Atlantic region with a greater focus over Tennessee into the
southern Appalachians where roughly two to four inches of rain will be
possible through Sunday.
In between the snow and rain will be a transition region of freezing rain
with light to perhaps locally moderate icing possible from the middle
Mississippi valley, along the Ohio River and into interior sections of the
Northeast.
Out west, temperatures will drop back closer to normal behind a series of
cold fronts. Light mountain snow and lower elevation rain will follow a
cold front as it tracks south across the Four Corners region today.
Outside of Colorado, snowfall accumulations from this system should be
light. A second cold front will enter the Northwest U.S. Sunday night and
bring light snow to the northern Rockies and northern Great Basin.
Precipitation totals from these systems is forecast to be light through
Monday morning.
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