Major Winter Storm System Will Bring A Variety Of Impacts To The Central, Southern, And Eastern U.S. Through The Weekend

An impactful winter storm will track from the Plains to New England through Sunday, with bitter cold behind it. Heavy snow is likely from the Corn Belt to interior Northeast, with significant ice accumulations in the Ohio Valley and New England. Farther south, heavy rain could lead to flooding in the Tennessee Valley on Saturday, with isolated severe thunderstorms in the lower Mississippi Valley. Read More >

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Last Map Update: Fri, Jan. 18, 2019 at 12:00:12 pm MST

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Friday

A storm system moving over the central Rockies will bring strong west to northwest winds to the area on Friday. Peak winds during the early and late afternoon of 40 to 50 mph will be common, with a few isolated higher gusts possible, especially over areas just east of mountain ranges (examples: Northeast El Paso, WSMR HQ). There's also a slight chance of brief snow showers in the Sacramento Mountains. Skies will be partly to mostly sunny, and temperatures will still be on the mild side, but a cold front will bring cooler temperatures (but lighter winds) for Saturday.

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