Despite the calendar just rolling over to January, a spring-like elevated risk for severe storms is expected for Monday. The target zone will be the Mid-South as a system emerges from the southern Rockies. These storms will produce damaging winds, large hail, flooding rains, and a few isolated tornadoes.
A major Arctic air mass is loading up over western Canada and will be sliding down into the Pacific Northwest on Monday. By mid-week, the frigid air will be spreading east across much of the Lower 48.
A rapidly strengthening Nor’easter will bring snow, rain, and wind to New England from Thursday into Friday.
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(Updated Sunday morning, 12/25)
A significant winter storm is moving into the Plains Christmas Day threatening to bring a potpourri of weather. Rain, thunderstorms, freezing rain, snow, and even blizzard conditions will have major impacts on travel for many from California to Minnesota.