Major Winter Storm to Impact the Central and Eastern U.S. Through this Weekend

An impactful Pacific storm will move east and redevelop into a significant winter storm. Heavy snow to the north of this storm and heavy rain to the south with freezing rain at the junction will form over the Central U.S. Friday. This system shifts into the Eastern States on Saturday with heavy snow from the Midwest to the Northeast, and heavy rain from the Mid-South to the Mid-Atlantic. Read More >

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Last Map Update: Fri, Jan. 18, 2019 at 2:28:38 am CST

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Areas of fog could be locally dense. If traveling tonight, watch for rapid changes in visibility and drive with caution.

Strong to severe storms may develop Friday evening with the primary hazard being large hail.

Rain chances will begin across portions of the area Friday afternoon. Some isolated storms will also be possible in parts of southeast and south central OK.

Rain will begin to change over to snow in parts of western OK Friday evening. Some storms could be possible in parts of south central and southeast OK early Friday evening.

Rain will continue to change over to snow across portions of the area overnight Friday into early Saturday. Light snow accumulations could be possible in some areas but no major impacts are expected.

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