West Coast Weather Forecast: Cross-Country Storm To Bring Mountain Snow, Heavy Rain in Mid-January

West Coast can expect a cross-country storm, bringing mountain snow and heavy rain in mid-January. Motorists should anticipate slower commutes and travel concerns due to slippery commutes and snow-covered roads.

The NWS Weather Prediction Center warned of lake-effect snow showers in the Great Lakes. In addition, a storm system will become more noticeable in the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast. Residents should anticipate moderate winter storms in the late week.

On the East Coast, the National Weather Service (NWS) advised of an impactful winter weather this weekend. People should check for the latest forecasts and winter. In the Eastern Seaboard, stormy conditions can spread. The forecast warned of flooding concerns, especially for flood-prone areas.

The main dangers in this week's weather are flooding, heavy rain, and travel disruption. In the Pacific Northwest and Northern California, the stormy conditions can spread in the said areas.

West Coast Weather Forecast: Where Will Heavy Rain Unload?

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Mammoth Lakes, California. The latest weather forecast showed that a cross-country storm will bring mountain snow and heavy rain on the West Coast and portion of California. Heavier snow is also likely in the Central Great Basin in Nevada and the Four Corner region. Meanwhile, snow can also unfold in the Southern High Plains and Central High Plains, including in Southeastern Colorado.

The recent report showed that travel delays and rounds of rain and snow are likely in the following areas:

• Seattle
• Portland
• Medford
• Redding
• Reno
• Boise
• Salt Lake City
• Fresno
• Las Vegas
• Los Angeles
• Albuquerque

Meanwhile, the chilly weather outlook can spread over the following areas:

• Helena
• Bismarck
• Rapid City
• Scottsbluff
• Omaha
• Denver

Precipitation may unfold in Los Angeles, Fresno, and San Francisco. The rain will also become noticeable in San Diego, Phoenix, and San Diego.Snow is also expected in Colorado Springs, Wichita, and Albuquerque. The chance of rain can also unload in Dallas, Houston, Corpus Christi, and El Paso. Higher elevation snow is also in the Southwest, Great Basin, and California.Heavier snow is also likely in the Central Great Basin in Nevada and the Four Corner region.

Meanwhile, snow can also unfold in the Southern and Central High Plains, including in Southeastern Colorado. 

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

Weather Preparedness in the US

According to the latest forecast, residents can expect snow and rain on the West Coast and Pacific Northwest. The challenging weather conditions can bring travel difficulties in the region, especially on flood-prone roadways.

As January begins, it is expected that more winter storms can occur in the US. People should stay prepared for freezing rain, including hypothermia and frostbite.

In addition, homeowners should also prepare emergency kits, including winter clothes, bottled water, medicines and flashlights. However, people should stay at home when the weather becomes severe or challenging.

Motorists should be extra careful in navigating the roads due to heavy snow and freezing rain.

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