The widespread cold and air will reach over 100 million people in the Eastern portions this week as many Americans anticipate the arriving winter, according to the latest forecasts.
It's not quite winter yet, but Nature is reminding us it's not that far away. Lows in the single digits Tuesday morning across the Midwest will be a bitingly cold start to your day.https://t.co/VyWINDkBnn pic.twitter.com/gxjCpwdLWi
— National Weather Service (@NWS) November 27, 2023
The colder conditions will be accompanied by frequent moderate to heavy snow in portions of the US, including in the Northeast, Pacific Northwest and Midwest.
In the latest advisory, the NWS Weather Prediction Center warned of snow squalls in the Northern New England and Interior Northeast. Commuters should be extra cautious while navigating the road due to the heavy blowing snow and freezing outlook.
Widespread Cold: Where Will It Unload?
Lower Manhattan. The latest weather forecast showed that over 100 million people in the Eastern portions of US will experience widespread cold this week as winter comes near.
The latest weather forecast reported that about 100 million people in the eastern portions of US can experience the blast of widespread cold.
People with medical conditions and older adults should avoid prolonged exposure to snow and extreme cold.
Hypothermia and frostbite can become common during colder conditions. Homeowners should watch out for signs of cold-related health illnesses this week, and immediately seek medical help.
In the Midwest, residents should also anticipate the colder outlook. In the Great Lakes, the latest forecast warned of lake-effect snow in the region, especially snowfall near the Lakes Erie and Ontario.
The favorable conditions for heavy lake-effect snow can cause travel difficulties in the nearby areas, including in Michigan. It is best to check the forecasts before leaving their houses this week.
On Wednesday, Americans can anticipate the arrival of colder air in the East. Homeowners should stay alert for freezing conditions that can damage crops and plants.
The temperatures can be 10 to 20 degrees below the historical average this last week of November. In the midweek, the widespread cold is expected in the following areas:
- Portland
- Boston
- New York City
- Washington
- Raleigh
- Pittsburgh
- Buffalo
- Detroit
- Chicago
- Green Bay
- Des Moines
- St. Louis
- Wichita
- Oklahoma City
- Little Rock
- Nashville
- Jackson
- Atlanta
- Raleigh
Homeowners should watch out for winter advisories this week due to the widespread cold in the eastern portion of the US. From Texas to Florida, the forecast showed that below-average temperatures can be likely.
In the late week, the temperatures will likely improve in parts of the US. The life-threatening heavy snow can be troublesome, especially for motorists.
Also Read: NWS Weather Forecast: Travel Disruptions, Colder Air to Unload in Northeast This Week
Extreme Cold and Heavy Snow: How Can People Prepare?
The latest forecast showed widespread cold and snowy conditions in the Eastern portions of the US. Here are essential weather reminders to stay safe from extreme cold and heavy snow.
- Homeowners should check and maintain their heating system, especially when winter is arriving.
- It is best to protect crops and animals from extreme cold.
- Keeping emergency kits for winter is important for homes as roads can become inaccessible.
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