A cold northerly flow will continue to spread lake-effect snow across the Great Lakes and into the Mid-Atlantic today. Another storm system will spread light snow from the northern Rockies to the northern Plains.
WeatherBug Meteorologist Steve Prinzivalli has the latest in his exclusive WeatherBug National Outlook.
The East Coast will continue to see unseasonably cold temperatures, ushered in by a strong northerly wind. It will also bring a few snowflakes from the Great Lakes to southern parts of the Mid-Atlantic. Accumulating snow will also hit the usual snow belts along the southern Great Lakes shores. These cold highs will range from 20s in northern New England to 30s through the Mid-Atlantic and 40s and 50s across the Southeast. The Florida Peninsula will see highs a few degrees below normal, ranging from the 60s in the north to 70s in the south.
The other area of unpleasant weather will extend from the northern Rockies to the Dakotas. Here, a storm system will spread light mountain snow from the Cascades to the eastern slopes of the northern Rockies. This snow will slowly spread east into the Dakotas as the day progresses. Chilly highs around 30 can be expected though the Dakotas with 30s and 40s across the northern Rockies.
The rest of the Plains and into the southern Rockies will see a breezy late-fall day. Sunshine and highs in the 40s and 50s will make for a quiet end to the week.
The Pacific Coast will also see a pleasant end to the week with dry conditions and seasonable highs. The Northwest will see a few clouds ahead of a storm that will move in tonight, with highs in the 50s. California will see nothing but sunshine and pleasant temperatures ranging from the 60s in the north to 70s in the south.
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