Northeastern US Weather Forecast: Snow Qualls, Arctic Air to Bring Travel Disruption

Snow squalls and blasts of arctic air are likely in the Northeastern US, bringing travel concerns and cold-related health hazards. People should stay alert for signs of hypothermia and frostbite, especially for outdoor workers and people with medical conditions.

Homeowners should limit any outdoor activities, especially when the weather becomes challenging in the Northeast and Midwest. Commuters should avoid any weather dangers due to potential heavy snow and snow squalls.

The National Weather Service (NWS) warned of a mix of winter precipitation, with a chance of freezing rain and sleet in the Southeast. The ice conditions can cause slippery roads and slower commutes.

Furthermore, freezing rain can impact plants and plumbing systems. The frozen outlook can bring power outages and tree damage, especially in Portland.

Northeastern US Weather Forecast: Blast of Arctic Air And Snow Squalls

NWS Weather Prediction Center warned of a winter storm in the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast this week, including in Mississippi Valley. From January 15 to 17, the threat of winter storms can unfold.

Snowy conditions are likely in the North and Southern Appalachians, including in New England and New York on Tuesday. Commuters should invest more in travel due to the weather dangers.

Recently, a mix of wintry precipitation emerged in the Southeast. The NWS Weather warned of heavy lake-effect snow in the Northern Cascades, Central Rockies, Lower Great Lakes and Northern Intermountain Region.

In the Pacific Northwest, rain and freezing rain will be likely on Wednesday evening. Over the East Coast and Central Gulf Coast, an area of cold pressure could emerge.

In the early week, colder conditions can occur in the following areas:

• Burlington
• Portland
• Boston
• New York City
• Washington
• Charleston
• Pittsburgh
• Buffalo
• Detroit
• Louisville
• Knoxville
• Halifax
• Moncton

In the late week, the stormy and cold can unfold in the following areas:

• Oklahoma City
• St. Louis
• Memphis
• Cleveland
• Cincinnati
• New York
• Boston
• Memphis
• St. Louis

The rainy outlook will likely spread in Orlando, Atlanta and Raleigh.

West Coast Weather Prediction

On the West Coast, a wintry weather outlook will bring ice and snow. Chilly conditions are likely in Helena, Spokane, Boise, Caser and Salt Lake City.

The wind conditions can reach between 30 and 40 mph. Localized flooding is also likely Pacific Northwest. Travel delays can also happen, and motorists should anticipate dangers.

On Friday, the chilly outlook is also likely in the following areas:

• Spokane
• Helena
• Boise
• Casper
• Salt Lake City
• Shreveport
• Jackson
• Huntsville

Homeowners should store important emergency kits in their houses and vehicles due to stormy conditions, including the following:

• Battery-powered radio
• Battery-powered flashlight
• Medicine kits
• Winter clothes
• Food packs or supplies
• Bottled water

Meanwhile, Americans should be careful in snow removal. Wearing winter clothes are essential, and taking breaks to avoid hypothermia and frostbite. When the snow becomes severe, it is best to wait until the bad weather abates.

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