The latest weather forecast showed that stronger winds and a colder outlook could unfold in Corado and Wyoming this week. Winter advisories are also present in the region.
In Pittsburgh, the National Weather Service (NWS) showed that accumulating snow could unload in the midweek in the region. The main concern is the prolonged Atmospheric River event in the Pacific Northwest, bringing flooding rainfall.
Wyoming and Colorado are no strangers to challenging weather, including heavy snow, rain and strong winds. In this week's weather, the dangers are slippery roads, foggy outlook and damaging winds.
US Weather Forecast in Wyoming and Colorado
NESDIS NOAA as of December 5, 2023. Wyoming and Colorado can expect stronger winds, snow and rain this week. The forecast reminded residents to stay updated with Winter Storm Warnings.
Homeowners should stay alert for winter advisories in Wyoming and Colorado. Chance of snow and rain can be likely in the said areas. Exposure to colder temperatures is not recommended due to the risk of hypothermia and frostbite.
In the midweek, the stronger winds can bring a chilly outlook. Meanwhile, a High Wind Warning is present in the South Laramie Foothills and South Laramie Range on Thursday.
The forecast warned that the strong winds can impact lightweight vehicles. For motorists, they can encounter poor road visibility and slippery travel.
In Colorado, the latest forecast showed that warmer weather could unfold in the area. Residents can expect more sunshine in the midweek. On Friday, the colder temperatures will return, with a chance of snow on the weekend.
Weather in other parts of the US
In the South, a warmer trend is expected to unfold in the late week in the following areas:
- Memphis
- Cleveland
- Chicago
- Des Moines
- St. Louis
In other parts of the US, mild temperatures can unfold in Burlington, New York, Washington, Atlanta, and Jackson. In addition, dry conditions are expected in the Central US this Thursday.
In the Central Plains, temperatures can reach the 60s, while Southern Plains can reach the 70s. High temperatures are also forecast from Nebraska to Wisconsin on Thursday.
Also Read: US Weather Forecast: Excessive Rainfall Likely in Western Washington, Oregon This Week
Keeping Safe From Winter Storms and Heavy Rains
Winter storms are likely this coming winter in the US. The main problems are freezing temperatures, heavy snow, power outages, travel dangers and cold-related health concerns.
As a result, winter preparations are crucial to stay safe from the weather. Here are essential weather reminders people should keep in mind.
- Staying at home is advisable when winter storms occur. It can affect the road conditions due to snow and ice.
- Regular repairs of the heating system are recommended to avoid hypothermia and frostbite.
- Winter survival kits are also important for homeowners during emergencies and power outages.
Also Read: December's Wintry Weather To Unload in Northeastern US, Midwest This Week
Related Article: Pacific Northwest Weather Forecast: Flooding, Avalanches Likely Next Week
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