A chilly weather outlook is possible in the Southwestern US this week, with a return of warmer temperatures and a chilly outlook this week. In the Southern Rockies, the forecast warns of heavy lake-effect snow in the Lakes Erie and Ontario.
The NWS Weather short-range public discussion reports that lake-effect snow can impact portions of the Great Lakes, with moderate to heavy snow on Tuesday. In the Northeast, moderate snow can unload at higher elevations, including in the Central Appalachians and Ohio Valley.
NWS also monitors an upper-level low in the Four Corners Region that will unload snow and low-elevation rain. A snowy outlook can likely spread over the Southwest and Southern Rockies.
Due to the snowy and chilly weather conditions, motorists should watch out for dangerous driving conditions. Slippery commutes and a foggy outlook are possible, as low-elevation rain is likely.
Western US Weather Forecast: What Can People Expect This Week?
(Photo : by Mario Tama/Getty Images). Western US can expect colder temperatures this week, causing potential hypothermia and frostbite. Meanwhile, snowy outlook can unload in Southern Rockies.
According to an advisory from the National Weather Service (NWS), high and low temperatures are forecast this week as the NWS monitors the development of a cold front. Homeowners should stay alert for freeze watches and warnings.
In addition, colder temperatures can emerge in the Eastern US this early week. Freezing potential can unfold in the Southeast early Tuesday. Cold-related health concerns are likely due to chilly temperatures, bringing a risk of hypothermia and frostbite.
The weather pattern is expected to become drier in the following areas:
- Vancouver
- Seattle
- Portland
- Medford
- Redding
- Reno
- San Francisco
- Calgary
- Spokane
The warmer temperatures can help ease the winter conditions and recent cold in the Northwestern US. The potential thaw can cause slower commutes due to slippery travel.
On the other hand, a colder outlook is forecast in the following areas:
- Duluth
- Chicago
- Buffalo
- Memphis
- Dallas
- Houston
- Charlotte
For motorists, the late March can unload a colder weather outlook in the following areas:
- Regina
- Winnipeg
- Thunder Bay
- Rapid City
- Minneapolis
- Chicago
- Kansas City
- Santa Fe
In addition, NWS Raleigh reports that a strong cold front can unfold on Monday. The risk of frost conditions can impact early-budding vegetation, with temperatures likely to fall into the 30 to 35-degree range.
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Western US Weather Preparedness: How to Keep Safe From Chilly Outlook?
The latest weather forecast warns of challenging conditions in portions of the US, causing cold-related health concerns and travel disruptions. Limiting any outdoor plans is recommended to stay safe from the cold weather.
In addition, late snowstorms or winter storms can impact parts of the US, bringing troublesome weather. Staying at home is recommended to avoid the hazardous weather.
The recommended emergency supplies are flashlights, food packs, bottled water, radio, and medicine kits.
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