Prolonged Atmospheric River in the Pacific Northwest; Snow and High Winds from the Upper Midwest into the Northeast

A prolonged atmospheric river will continue to impact the Pacific Northwest into the Northern Rockies with heavy rainfall, areas of urban and river flooding, landslides, heavy mountain snow, and gusty winds into Thursday. A strong clipper system will bring the threat of heavy snow and high winds across the Upper Midwest/Great Lakes as well as portions of the interior Northeast and Appalachians. Read More >

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Last Map Update: Wed, Dec 10, 2025 at 12:18:50 am CST

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Mid to Late-December Outlook

Several weak cold fronts are expected this week, but temperatures will remain seasonable to unseasonably warm. By Sunday, a stronger cold front may bring below seasonable temperatures before warming back up early next week. Dry conditions are expected to remain this week with very low precipitation chances returning by the end of the weekend into early next week.

Local Weather History For December 10th...

An impressive cold spell began early in December 2013. Oklahoma Citys
high temperatures were in the 20s for four straight days from
December 6th through the 9th. With calm winds and snow cover

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