MAJOR WINTER STORM WITH BLIZZARD WARNINGS

Blizzard warnings have been issued for the Northwest Pocahontas and Southeast Randolph Counties. 

Winds gusting as high as 45 mph will drop visibility below a quarter of a mile. Total snow accumulations for this area will be between 12 and 24 inches.

Additional 4 inches in higher elevations across portions of central New York and northeast Pennsylvania!

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Road trip to Florida???

The forecast for Thanksgiving week and the following weekend highlights a possible significant weather event across the U.S.:

- Temperature Outlook: A broad area of low pressure will bring the season's most notable cold air outbreak, particularly affecting the Northern Plains with a 40 to 60 percent chance of temperatures dipping below -10 degrees F. This cold is expected to move south and east, potentially causing the first freeze in the South.

- Wind and Cold: There's a 20 to 40 percent chance of hazardous high winds which, combined with the cold, could lead to dangerously low wind chill temperatures. This is especially relevant for the Northern Plains and much of the East during the post-Thanksgiving travel period.

- Snowfall: A 20 to 40 percent chance of heavy snow is anticipated across the Great Lakes and Interior Northeast from the day after Thanksgiving into the holiday weekend, suggesting potential travel disruptions due to wintry conditions.

Overall, this weather system could significantly impact travel and daily life, especially with the combination of cold, wind, and snow across various regions.

Stay tuned!

🥶 BLACK FRIDAY CHILL🥶

In less than 10 days, Meteorological Winter kicks in, and colder air is expected to spill south!

Check out these temperature anomalies for Dec 2nd. Much of the Eastern US will experience its FIRST BIG TASTE OF WINTER during the busiest travel holiday going into the first part of December.

Keep an eye on the Far Eastern US for a potential WINTER STORM setup as we go into December. 

Time will tell on this!