The latest weather forecast said that a return of hotter weather could continue in the Midwest, Northern Plains and Central Rockies this early week.
Midwest and Northeastern US have been experiencing the shift to hotter weather this week after experiencing prolonged cold and freezing conditions.
In the latest advisory, the National Weather Service (NWS) reported that the warmer trend could spread over the Northern Plains and Central Rockies. The warmth can become ideal for Americans who are not yet ready for extreme cold this coming winter.
Meanwhile, Upper Great Lakes can experience above-normal temperatures and light rain. In the Pacific Northwest, a mixture of snow and rain could unfold in the region.
Hotter Temperatures to Unfold in Midwest, Northern Plains, Central Rockies
Zoom Earth and NOAA Satellite View as of November 13, 2023. The National Weather Service (NWS) reported that hotter weather outlook could unfold in the Central Rockies, Northern Plains and Midwest this week.
The NWS advisory showed that mild air conditions could emerge in portions of the Midwest, Intermountain West, Northern Plains and Southern Plains. Residents can anticipate above-normal temperatures, reaching from 15 to 25 degrees.
The warmer trend and strong gusty winds could cause potential fire concerns in the Midwest and Northeast. Americans should be careful in using flammable materials in dry areas or vegetation.
In this week, the warm weather could emerge in the following areas:
- Regina
- Winnipeg
- Thunder Bay
- Fargo
- Bismarck
- Rapid City
- Scottsbluff
- Omaha
- Sioux Falls
- Minneapolis
- Chicago
- Billings
According to forecasts, the warmer trend is due to a dome of high pressure in the region. In New York City, residents can wake up with colder weather with 20s to low 30s. The chilly outlook can likely continue midweek in the US.
Furthermore, the warmer air could expand in parts of the US from Wednesday to Thursday. Prolonged exposure to heat is not advisable, especially for older adults and people with medical conditions.
In the midweek, a warmer outlook is expected in the following areas:
- Boston
- New York City
- Washington
- Raleigh
- Atlanta
- Columbus
- Rochester
- Nashville
- Atlanta
- Little Rock
- Chicago
- Green Bay
- Minneapolis
- Omaha
- Wichita
- Oklahoma City
- Little Rock
In Boston, temperatures can likely reach in the mid-40s. In addition, people can anticipate a cloudy outlook from the Northwestern and Southeastern portions.
Also Read: US Weather Forecast: Heavy Rains, Strong Winds Likely in Texas to Georgia, Gulf Coast States
Fire Concerns in the Midwest and Northeastern US
The forecast warned of fire risks in the Northeast and Midwest. Raging wildfires can emerge due to favorable conditions in the region. Homeowners should stay updated with fire reports, and immediately inform authorities.
In addition, people should observe the guidelines while going to mountains for hiking or fire-prone areas.
Did you know? According to NWS, powerful tornadoes emerged on Long Island and southern Connecticut on November 13, 2021. The report recorded about 9 tornadoes and severe weather conditions.
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