With plants beginning to bloom across the country, many people are preparing for allergy season. An accurate weather forecast can help allergy sufferers determine when they’ll need to rely on their favorite deterrents and medicines. Mr. MORECAST gives you the facts on what weather conditions make allergies better or worse and what to expect this season.
Severe thunderstorms begun to pop up in the southern Plains Sunday afternoon and are expected to continue into the evening hours for parts of Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas and Missouri. As a cold front moves southeast through the southern Plains, storms will begin to develop along the frontal boundary. In addition, a dryline extending down from western Oklahoma to the Texas-Mexico border will help produce additional thunderstorms, including the southern Texas area.
MORECAST takes a look at how weather affects the game of golf and the history of weather’s impact on the Masters. Weather can have major impacts not just on how the ball moves but the golfer’s mentality as well. What kind of weather can we expect for golf’s first major of the season?
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Just when you thought winter was going into hibernation, portions of the Great Lakes into the Northeast will see chances for snow. A disturbance will track into these regions starting Friday evening, with rain overspreading Ohio and southeastern Michigan. As temperatures cool, rain will switch to snow, spreading eastward into Pennsylvania and West Virginia Friday night. Winds shifting north-northeast off of Lake Erie will lead to some lake enhanced snow near the shoreline in Ohio, with up to eight inches of snow in the heaviest bands.
Snow will continue Saturday morning across Pennsylvania with 1-3” of accumulation in most locations, with higher totals of 3-5” in northwest parts of Pennsylvania into the rest of northern Ohio and far southeastern Michigan. Higher temperatures will keep accumulating snow out of Washington D.C., Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York City, but it will be a soggy day with a cold rain and maybe a couple snowflakes mixed in for these cities.
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