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Rain/snow for the Northwest. Rain in the Southeast through this morning, and then rain will pick back up again on Friday. While this is an NWS forecast, I am not affiliated with them, and do bot claim copyright over this material. Thanks for listening!

A series of low pressure systems will bring rain/snow to the Northwest throughout the rest of the week. Two large troughs will move through the South bringing up to 1.5 inches of rainfall in some places. Moving into the weekend, there is a low pressure system that will hug the East Coast, possibly turning into a Nor’easter around Sunday night.

Stay tuned for updates on the possible Nor’easter!

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A number of storm systems will move through the Northwest and South. While this is an NWS discussion, I am not affiliated with them, and do not claim copyright over this material.

Over the next few days, a low pressure system will be moving through the South from Texas to Florida. For most areas in the South, an inch or less of rain is possible, while areas farther north like Oklahoma and Kansas could see up to a foot of snow. This storm formed because of a large, strengthening trough, which has brought cool, arctic air into more southern locations creating the possibility of snowfall in states as far south as Texas.

Let me know if you get snow in the area where you live!

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A series of low pressure systems and abundant moisture will bring rain and snow to the Northwest over the next few days. At the same time, a trough moves through the middle of the country bringing rain and snow to Texas and the Plains. The midwest could also see some lake effect snow throughout the coming week.

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While this is the NWS short range discussion, I am not affiliated with the NWS, and do not claim copyright for this material.

A couple of developing low pressure systems are going to bring snow/rain to the Midwest and Northeast throughout the weekend. Rain is likely in parts of the Northwest and South. Mild/warm temperatures throughout the entire country for this time of year.

The models have changed significantly in their estimated snowfall forecasts. In this video, we will discuss the new snowfall expectations, and look at possible explanations as to why they are leaning towards a smaller impact storm than originally thought.

What do you think this storm will do?

5 Day National Forecast: Over the next few days, rain is likely throughout the Northwest, and parts of the South. Areas around the Great Lakes should see some snowfall, and there are numerous Winter Weather Advisories. Towards the end of the week, a major snowstorm will move into the Northeast. In this video, we will discuss the timing and severity for this incoming storm.

Let me know what you think this storm will do, and if you are looking forward to the possibility of snow in your area!

This program is an introductory overview of the atmosphere. We discuss the atmosphere’s basic characteristics and properties, as well as the composition of its major gases. (This video is based on the NWS course “Jetstream,” although I have no affiliation with the NWS or NOAA).