NWS Weather Forecast: More Rain To Unload in Pacific Northwest; Lake-Effect Snow to Hit Great Lakes

Stormy conditions and rain can unload in the Pacific Northwest, according to the National Weather Service (NWS). In the Great Lakes, people can anticipate a lake-effect snow this week.

The advisory warned of power outages and winter concerns in the region. The winter conditions can affect the weather conditions in the Pacific Northwest and Great Lakes.

Pacific Northwest Weather: Where Will Heavy Rain Unload?

(Photo : NOAA NESDIS Live Hurricane Tracker )
NOAA NESDIS Live Hurricane Tracker. The National Weather Service (NWS) warned of rainy conditions in the Pacific Northwest. Lake-effect snow can likely unload in the Great Lakes, bringing travel concerns. In the latest NWS forecast, a Pacific system could approach the region on Thursday. People should stay updated with the moderate rain and accumulating snowfall in the region. 

The latest advisory warned of snow totals in the higher elevation in Sacramento this week. People should stay alert for the region's Winter Weather Advisory and Winter Storm Warning.

In the Pacific Northwest and Western US, the advisory added that a potential locally heavy rainfall could unload in the region with mountain snow on Thursday.

A Pacific system could approach the region on Thursday in the latest NWS forecast. People should stay updated with the region's moderate rain and accumulating snowfall.

A wintry mix is also likely in the Pacific Northwest and Northern Rockies, including in the high-elevation of the Cascades. The advisory explained that high temperatures can unfold in the Northern Plains and Upper Midwest.

In New England, the region's temperatures can reach 30s and 40s. Homeowners should also watch out for highs in the 30s and 40s in the Central Plains and Ohio Valley.

In the Southeastern US, the forecast warned of chilly conditions on Wednesday. Temperatures can return to moderate on the lake week.

Also Read: Southern US Weather: Stormy Conditions, Flooding Risk To Unload in Early Week

Weather in the East Coast US and Northeast

This week, the latest forecast warned of a snowy and dangerous travel outlook on the Northeast and East Coast, especially on Interstate 95. Homeowners can feel the winter storm conditions on the weekend.

On Saturday, the chance of rain can spread in Wilmington, Columbia, and Nashville. The colder conditions and snow can unload in the following areas:

• Boston
• New York City
• Pittsburgh
• Indianapolis
• Detroit
• Buffalo

The forecast advised residents to watch out for slippery roadways and reduced visibility due to the snow and rain. Commuters should check the challenging driving conditions before they go out.

On Sunday, the colder weather can become more noticeable in the following areas:

•  Montreal
• Burlington
• Kingston
• Buffalo
• Erie
• Pittsburgh
• Albany
• New York City
• Boston
• Portland
• Philadelphia

In New York City, the forecast reminded me of an impactful coastal storm on the weekend. In the coastal areas, homeowners should check for weak lows in the city, with a chance of rain and snow.

On the weekend, people should check for moderate to heavy rain on Sunday. However, homeowners should anticipate the wintry mix this late week.

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