Winter Storm for Mid-Atlantic and Northeast; Arctic Air Spreads South and East into Next Week

A developing winter storm will track across the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast Sunday and Sunday night. Meanwhile, arctic air continues to dive southward across the center of the nation and will spread eastward into the new week. Cold temperatures and strong winds will result in dangerous low wind chill values for locations along and east of the Rockies. For southern California, Santa Ana winds return Read More >

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Last Map Update: Sun, Jan 19, 2025 at 1:00:09 am PST

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Possible Dense Fog

Early Week Elevated Winds

Drier Surface Conditions Monday

Fog redevelopment is possible in the San Joaquin Valley by early Sunday morning. We're seeing about a 30-50 percent chance of visibility below 1/4 mile for some areas of the valley, mainly around sunrise. Otherwise, expect clear and chilly conditions in the morning with relatively warm and sunny afternoons for much of Central California.

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Winter Storm for Mid-Atlantic and Northeast; Arctic Air Spreads South and East into Next Week

NWS Forecast Office Hanford, CA