Early Taste of Spring: Unseasonably Warm to Unfold in Eastern United States; Chances of Rain Could Unload in New York City This Week

The latest weather forecasts showed that parts of the Eastern United States could expect an early spring taste this week.

The forecasts explained that there could be chances of rain to unload in New York City this week.

In recent news, USA Today and Nature World News reported that winter storms are expected in Pacific Northwest this week.

The forecasts explained that heavy snow and strong winds would unleash, causing significant travel disruptions and slower commutes.

In the Western United States, the weather forecasts also said that heavy snow is expected.

Unseasonable warmth in the Eastern United States

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August 30, 2022 in the Brooklyn borough of New York City. Early Taste of Spring: Unseasonably Warm to Unfold in Eastern United States; Chances of Rain Could Unload in New York City This Week.

According to AccuWeather's latest forecast, winter's unseasonable warmth and early taste would unfold on Wednesday and Thursday, bringing widespread 50s, 60s and 70s.

AccuWeather explained that the daily record of temperatures could be challenged this week due to a possible rebound to a warm outlook.

The unseasonable warmth is expected in Chicago, Detroit, Boston, New York and Washington, D.C.

Recently, Nature World News and NBC New York reported New York City's warm winter season due to climate change and the impact of La Nina.

In addition, AccuWeather explained that New York City experienced a snowless streak for more than 300 days due to warmer temperatures in NYC.

As the winter season ends, meteorological spring is expected in the coming weeks. However, forecasts noted there is still a chance of winter or snow storms before winter ends.

On the other hand, the latest forecasts showed that the challenging warm conditions could reach Ohio, Pennsylvania, Michigan, New York and West Virginia.

Also Read: Winter Storm Forecast: Heavy Snowfall, Stronger Winds to Unleash in Pacific Northwest This Week; Oregon, Portland to Receive More Snow 

The warmer outlook and spring-like temperatures can stretch to Boston, Washington D.C, Detroit and Pittsburgh.

During the late week, AccuWeather showed that possible snow and severe thunderstorms would unfold.

• Rain and possible thunderstorms can unload in New York and Atlanta.
• Snow is forecast in Chicago. The warmer weather outlook will be in Miami.
• Dry and chill weather conditions can unleash in Portland, Los Angeles, Houston and Denver.

National Weather Service's forecast

According to National Weather Service (NWS), a potent storm system is expected in Plains and Upper Midwest on Tuesday, bringing heavy snow and challenging road conditions.

NWS added that the snow outlook could extend to Minnesota and Northern Plains. The forecast added that winter storm concerns would unfold in Dakotas.

In the previous forecasts, NWS showed that winter storms would occur in Great Lakes and Four Corners on Wednesday.

Meanwhile, the National Weather Prediction Center reported a developing winter storm with possible blizzard conditions in parts of the Upper Midwest.

The weather agency advised of possible blizzard conditions, resulting in dangerous travel for motorists and commuters.

Furthermore, the temperatures can drop at night. Cold-related health issues are possible to emerge. Homeowners should ensure

This week, NWS explained that widespread winter watches and warnings are present in parts of the United States.

Motorists and commuters planning this week should consider checking the weather before leaving. Hazardous travel can become a significant concern.

Related Article: Winter Storm Forecast: Heavy Snow, Freezing Rain to Spread Over Upper Midwest, North Carolina, Western Virginia

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