Winter Returns to the Upper Midwest in Contrast to Ongoing Snowmelt Flooding

Very warm temperatures melting a deep snowpack is causing flooding in the Upper Midwest. This slushy, melty situation will be replaced by heavy snow and blowing snow. A strong cold front will bring potential for isolated severe storms and locally heavy rain to parts of the Southeast to the Lower Great Lakes. Gusty winds will produce critical fire weather threats in the central Plains. Read More >

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