NWS Weather Forecast: Wintry Mix Outlook To Hit Northern New Mexico, Southeast This Week

Wintry mix conditions and freezing rain are likely in Northern New Mexico and Southeast this week, according to the National Weather Service's (NWS) latest advisory.

The NWS forecast reported that a cold front is forecast in the Great Lakes in the midweek. Residents should anticipate light to moderate lake-effect snow. The snowy outlook can unload in the High Plains and Southern Rockies

The weather reminders advised Americans to prepare for the cold weather in the US and the winter conditions. Advisory explained that dressing appropriately will help stay warm in challenging colds.

NWS Weather Forecast: Where Will Wintry Mix Outlook Unload?

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Lake Charles, Louisiana. The National Weather Service (NWS) reported that wintry mix conditions are likely in the Southeast and Northern New Mexico, bringing unusual cold in December. The weather can become challenging in portions of Northern New Mexico and Southern Colorado. Motorists should anticipate for dangerous travel outlook on Friday, including in the Southeast.

In the latest NWS Discussion, moderate to heavy snow is likely in the Southern Rockies and High Plains in the late week. Homeowners can anticipate below-average temperatures on Friday.

NWS monitors the development of an upper low in the Southern Rockies and Plains. The forecast warned of a potential winter storm, producing moderate to heavy snow.

The weather can become challenging in portions of Northern New Mexico and Southern Colorado. Motorists should anticipate for dangerous travel outlook on Friday, including in the Southeast.

People should also check for Weather Advisories and Winter Storm Warnings. A freezing rain outlook is also likely, with a mix of snow and rain.

On the East Coast, a significant storm will bring troublesome travel conditions in the region with heavy rains and gusty winds. The rain storm is expected on the weekend in the following areas:

Burlington
Boston
New York
Washington
Virginia Beach
Charleston

In the Southeast, homeowners should anticipate for wet weather outlook. Travel concerns are likely due to slippery roads and reduced visibility in the following areas:

Columbia
Charlotte
Raleigh
Virginia Beach
Atlanta
Montgomery
Nashville

Next week, the weather pattern can likely change to mild temperatures in the following areas:

Seattle
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
Flagstaff
Denver
Great Falls
Kansas City
Winnipeg
Duluth
Chicago
Memphis
Dallas

Also Read: Northwestern US Flooding Concerns: Stormy Outlook To Unload Heavy Rain Early Next Week

Weather in Other parts of the US

In other parts of the US, the impactful winter will bring widespread rain and scattered thunderstorms in New Mexico and Texas. NWS forecasts the development of a developing low-pressure system in the region in the late week.

Rain will also spread over the Southern Plains and Lower Mississippi Valley on the weekend. Homeowners should anticipate locally heavy rainfall and flash flooding concerns on Friday.

Thunderstorms and isolated flash flooding are possible in low-lying areas. People should monitor the weather to avoid travel dangers. Limiting outdoor activities is recommended, especially for flood-prone areas.