Central and Eastern US forecast: Mild Conditions Expected to Continue in February

Mild and warmer conditions are forecast in the Eastern and Central US this week and early February. The warmer outlook can help ease the winter and extreme cold in the US.

In parts of California and Northwest, the forecast warned of challenging weather conditions, including flooding, heavy rain and flash floods. People can expect slower commutes and a rise in flood water, especially in low-lying or flood-prone areas.

In Central and Eastern US, people should stay alert for a milder weather outlook in February. The warmer outlook could be favorable for outdoor plans this week with a pattern shift. An unseasonably mild outlook could emerge in Ohio Valley, Chicago, Minneapolis and the Great Lakes.

Central and Eastern US Forecast: Where Will Mid Outlook Unfold?

On Wednesday, a warmer forecast is expected in the following areas:

• Chicago
• Ottawa
• Toronto
• Detroit
• Indianapolis
• Little Rock
• Atlanta
• Washington
• New York
• Boston
• Indianapolis

Meanwhile, stormy conditions can occur in North Dakota, south-central Canada and the Rocky Mountains. Rounds of rain are also possible in Chicago, Omaha, Fargo, Thunder Bay and Fargo.

A colder outlook can also spread over Regina, Winnipeg, Billings and Billings. In the late week, the dry and mild outlook are expected in the following areas:

• Boston
• New York
• Washington
• Charlotte
• Jacksonville
• Dallas
• Kansas City
• Dallas
• Houston

In Kansas City, patchy fog is also possible on Tuesday. Homeowners can anticipate above-normal temperatures, with 50s and 60s. Meanwhile, Houston can anticipate a warming trend on Tuesday. On Friday, showers and storms are likely.

According to the NWS Discussion, warmer forecasts can also occur in the Upper Midwest, Central Plains, and Northern Plains. 40s and low 50s are expected this midweek with 20 to 30 degrees above average.

Although the weather will become milder, homeowners should stay alert for a chance of rain.

Intense Winds and Chance of Snow in the West

In the Western US, strong winds and mountain snow are likely this week. On Wednesday, debris flow and flash flooding can emerge in the following areas:

• Redding
• Reno
• San Francisco
• Fresno
• Bakersfield
• Las Vegas
• San Diego
• Los Angeles

Urban flooding and mudslides can also threaten flood-prone communities in the West. Homeowners should check for evacuation orders and Flood warnings, especially in San Diego and Los Angeles.

Meanwhile, the intense winds could damage powerlines and trees. Blizzard outlook is also possible with gusty winds reaching up to 50 mph. If travel is not important, people should limit any outdoor plans.

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