NWS Weather Forecast: Unsettled Weather To Hit Pacific Northwest; Snow to Unload in Central Rockies

The latest weather forecast warned of unsettled weather conditions in the Pacific Northwest, causing flooding rainfall and flash flood risks. People with outdoor plans should check the forecast in the Northwest before traveling.

The National Weather Service (NWS) warned of a stormy outlook in Southern California and Four Corner regions. Heavy rain is likely in the region, with a chance of landslides and accumulating snow.

In the Eastern Plains, the forecast warned of possible rain and thunderstorms, including in the Mississippi Valley. The forecast reminded residents to stay alert for heavy rains, mudslides and debris flow in the late week.

NWS Weather Forecast: Where Will Travel Difficulty Unload?

(Photo : NESDIS NOAA as of December 22)
NESDIS NOAA as of December 22. The National Weather Service (NWS) reported that unsettled weather outlook in the Pacific Northwest, bringing heavy rains and flooding concerns.In the Rockies, a snowy outlook is also possible, such as Southern Montana, Wyoming, and Colorado. As Christmas comes near, a potential cold front can unload in the Dakotas, Northern Rockies and Great Plains. The wintry mix conditions will become more noticeable in Southwest Minnesota and Eastern Nebraska.

In the Pacific Northwest and Intermountain Mountains, the NWS Discussion showed that valley rain and mountain snow. In the Central Rockies, cooler conditions will be likely to unload on the Christmas Holiday.

The National Weather Service monitors the development of a disturbance over the Northwest, including on the Oregon coast and Washington. Homeowners should watch out for Excessive Rainfall Outlook.

In the Rockies, a snowy outlook is also possible, such as Southern Montana, Wyoming, and Colorado. As Christmas comes near, a potential cold front can unload in the Dakotas, Northern Rockies and Great Plains. The wintry mix conditions will become more noticeable in Southwest Minnesota and Eastern Nebraska.

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Weather in Parts of Texas and Oklahoma

The winter has officially started in the US. Americans should anticipate more colder temperatures and snow as the month ends. Prolonged exposure to cold weather can cause hypothermia and frostbite, making it more risky for older adults and people with medical conditions.

In North-Central Texas and Southern Oklahoma, people can expect a chance of precipitation and thunderstorms. The low-pressure area will unload in the Great Lakes and Northeast on the weekend.

In Eastern Texas and Eastern Oklahoma, excessive rainfall will be likely in the region. Unsettled weather can also spread over the Mid-South, Upper Mississippi Valley and Central Plains.

Over the East Coast, daytime highs can become more noticeable, bringing highs between 10 to 25 degrees above normal. The normal temperatures to milder outlook will become more widespread on Christmas Eve.

In the Northeast, 10 to 15 degrees above normal will be likely to unfold, including the Great Lakes. Homeowners can prepare for the weather conditions as winter begins. A possible mix of rain and snow can also happen.

Homeowners traveling outside their homes should wear winter-related clothes to avoid signs of cold-related illnesses.

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