US Weather Forecast: Brief Warmup Before Arctic Blast & Snowstorm
Weather Alert Summary
A brief respite in temperatures this Saturday will be followed by a new wave of frigid air next week. Heavy snow is expected in the Midwest and Rockies.
Check Health Safety Tips1. Midwest & Northeast Forecast
While residents may feel a brief improvement in temperatures this Saturday, meteorologists warn that this respite will be short-lived. A quick-moving system is tracking through the Dakotas and Nebraska on Saturday, pushing into Wisconsin and Illinois by Sunday.
Midwest Snowfall Projections:
- Iowa & Southern Minnesota: Heaviest snowfall expected, ranging from 3 to 7 inches.
- Chicago & Milwaukee: Accumulations of 3 to 4 inches are likely by Sunday evening.
Northeast Outlook:
After a light dusting of snow along the I-95 corridor on Saturday morning, the region prepares for another significant temperature drop. By Monday, high temperatures will hover near freezing, with lows dipping near or below zero.
2. Rockies Snow & Western Warmup
The weather patterns across the rest of the country show a stark contrast. The Rockies will continue to see significant winter weather, while the West Coast experiences a warming trend.
| Region | Forecast |
|---|---|
| The Rockies | Over 1 to 2 feet of snow in higher elevations |
| The West | Warming trend, potential record highs |
3. Health Safety in Winter
With extreme cold and heavy snow forcing people indoors, the risk of winter respiratory illnesses increases significantly. As temperatures drop, it is vital to take precautions to protect your health.
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4. Important Resources
Stay prepared for the upcoming freeze and protect your family's health. Use the resources below to find local vaccination sites and stay updated on health guidelines.
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