Heavy Snow to Unload From Southern Michigan to Virginia, Midwest, Forecast Warns

The latest weather forecast showed that heavy snow is likely from Southern Michigan to Virginia. Meanwhile, the atmospheric river will bring colder conditions and snow in the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic.

Homeowners and motorists should stay alert for flooding and challenging commutes in the Midwest. People should check for snow-covered roads and slippery conditions.

In the Pacific Northwest, the atmospheric river and excessive rainfall can be likely at the end of the week. The National Weather Service (NWS) warned of heavy rainfall in Northern California and Western Oregon.

Americans should watch out for Flooding Advisories. The atmospheric river and snowmelt can cause river flooding and moderate precipitation, especially in flood-prone areas.

Southern Michigan to Virginia: Rain and Heavy Snow

(Photo : NESDIS NOAA as of December 7, 2023)
NESDIS NOAA as of December 7, 2023. A clipper system will bring colder conditions and snow in parts of the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic. From Southern Michigan to Virginia, residents can expect heavy snow. In addition, 3 to 6 inches of snow can occur in Western Maryland, West Virginia and Western Carolina. Challenging colds can cause hypothermia and frostbite, especially for older adults, children, and people with medical conditions. 

According to the latest forecasts, southern Michigan to Virginia can expect a snowy outlook this week, including in New England. Meanwhile, the clipper storm can be significant in the chilly weather in the region.

In addition, 3 to 6 inches of snow can occur in Western Maryland, West Virginia and Western Carolina. Challenging colds can cause hypothermia and frostbite, especially for older adults, children, and people with medical conditions.

Meanwhile, locally heavy snow can unload in the Rockies and Central High Plains by the end of the week.

In the midweek, residents can expect unseasonably warm weather in the following areas:

• Chicago
• Des Moines
• St. Louis
• Cleveland
• Oklahoma City
• Memphis
• Cleveland
• Billings
• Wichita
• Sioux Falls
• Bismarck
• Regina

The temperatures can be from 15 to 25 above historical average. Warmer temperatures can be likely in Northern Michigan, Wisconsin, Nothern Mississippi, Arkansas and Tennessee.

Weather in Other Parts of the US: Snow And Above-Average Temperatures

The NWS Discussion showed that snow showers can be likely in the Northeast, Great Lakes, and Appalachians this Thursday. Accumulating snow can unload in the Central and Southern Appalachians.

In addition, homeowners should check for Winter Weather Advisories, especially in mountainous areas. In the Central US, residents can expect above-average temperatures on Friday.

The higher temperatures can reach 60s in South Dakota and 70s in Southern Kansas. Daily high temperatures can also unfold in the Great Plains and Upper Midwest.

Also Read: Deadly Flooding in Northwestern US: Two Died Likely Due to Heavy Atmospheric Event

Weather Preparedness: From Above-Average Temperatures to Heavy Snow

The latest weather forecast showed snow and a colder outlook can unload in Southern Michigan and Virginia. The main concerns are travel dangers and cold-related health concerns.

Homeowners should keep survival emergency kits at home, including battery-powered radio, flashlights, winter clothes, bottled water, food supplies and medicine kits.

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