The latest weather report showed that a record-warm outlook could unfold in the Midwest this week, bringing the much-anticipated break from winter conditions in the US.
In January and February, Americans struggled against the extreme cold and snowy conditions in portions of the US. Snow storms brought heavy snow and chilly weather, including hypothermia and frostbite.
As the final week of February begins, homeowners can ancipate the needed relief from the cold weather. The temperatures will likely feel like spring. The warming trend will offer an opportunity for Americans to enjoy any outdoor activities, but it is best to check the weather for chances of rain.
Meanwhile, the Plains and Midwest can anticipate the above-normal temperatures early next week. The NWS Weather Prediction Center reported that pleasantly mild temperatures could stay in most parts of the US until this late week, particularly across the Eastern US.
Homeowners should also anticipate fire weather concerns due to the record warmth in the Midwest. On the other hand, a rainy outlook could emerge in the Mid-Atlantic to Southeast on the weekend.
Midwest Weather Forecast: Where Will Warm Temperatures Unfold?
Satellite View via Zoom Earth. Temperatures in the Midwest will become unusually warmer this week, according to the latest forecast. The warming trend will become ideal for outdoor plans. Homeowners should also anticipate fire weather concerns due to the record warmth in the Midwest. On the other hand, a rainy outlook could emerge in the Mid-Atlantic to Southeast on the weekend.
According to the latest forecasts, the sudden shift to record-warm winter could unfold in the Midwest. The mildest winter outlook is reported in the following areas:
- Iowa
- Wisconsin
- Minnesota
- North Dakota
- Vermont
- New York
- Great Lakes
The forecast added that the temperatures would feel like May in parts of the central and Midwest. On Friday, the mild weather is expected in the following areas:
- Wichita
- Oklahoma City
- Lubbock
- Odessa
- El Paso
- Austin
- Houston
- Jackson
- New Orleans
- Corpus Christi
Next week, the record-challenging warmth will stay on Monday in the following areas:
- Fargo
- Minneapolis
- Sioux Falls
- Des Moines
- Chicago
- Indianapolis
- Kansas City
- Wichita
- Oklahoma City
- Dallas
- Austin
- Lubbock
Also Read: Northeast Winter Storm Threat: Snow, Wintry Conditions Likely This Week
Weather in the Northeast: Where Will Ice and Snow Hit?
The latest forecast warned of a winter storm in the Northeast that could bring disruptive weather conditions, with heavy snow and strong winds on the weekend. Travelers should stay alert for the challenging weather outlook due to slippery commutes and ice-covered roads.
Although portions of the US expect a warmer outlook, homeowners should stay alert for possible weather dangers this week. Colder conditions can unfold in Minneapolis, Green Bay, Sioux Falls, Des Moines and Chicago on the weekend.
New York, Boston and Washington can anticipate slower commutes due to potential winter storms. The weekend plans are likely to become affected. Wearing winter clothes or limiting any outdoor plans is advisable to avoid hypothermia and frostbite.
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