Pacific Northwest NWS Forecast: Strong Front to Bring Cooler Temperatures Midweek

The Pacific Northwest can expect cooler temperatures on Wednesday due to a strong cold front in the region. The colder outlook can also occur in parts of the Northern Rockies and Great Basin. Meanwhile, California residents can anticipate a chance of rain this week.

April's first week will be unusually cooler in portions of the Pacific Northwest this week. In March, the region experienced flooding, rainfall, and winter storm threats. Meanwhile, the National Weather Service (NWS) is monitoring a possible major early spring storm in the Great Lakes, impacting portions of the Northeast, Southeast, Ohio, and Tennessee Valleys.

The NWS Weather Prediction Center warns of significant snow and gusty winds in the Great Lakes. Residents near the Pacific Northwest should expect potential snow. Additionally, the snowy outlook can unload in parts of Wisconsin and Upper Michigan.

Weather in the Pacific Northwest and West Coast

A recent weather advisory reveals that a strong cold front can unfold in the Pacific Northwest, spreading in California and the Western Great Basin in midweek. Over the West Coast, residents can anticipate much higher temperatures on Wednesday or Thursday.

Meanwhile, portions of the central Sierra can experience additional heavy snow this week. Homeowners should check for slower commutes and dangerous travel due to slippery roads and low visibility.

Snow winds can emerge, with potential snow, in Arizona, Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, and Nevada. The said areas have experienced colder temperatures and strong winds.

In Salt Lake City, another round of colder weather is expected until the weekend. The snow chance is about 70% this week. Recently, residents were warned of dangerous blowing snow and hazardous travel. In San Diego, warmer temperatures and clear skies are forecast.

Threat of Thunderstorms in New Jersey and Florida

In New Jersey and Florida, the latest weather forecast warns of severe weather concerns this week, with possible tornadoes, thunderstorms, and heavy rain. The poor weather outlook can lead to dangerous travel in the region due to potential flooding downpours, and hail.

On Wednesday, severe weather is expected in the following areas:

• Washington
• Richmond
• Raleigh
• Wilmington
• Charleston
• Savannah

The severe weather can also cause power outages and tree damage. People with outdoor plans should consider the weather before leaving. Beachgoers in Florida should stay alert for poor weather conditions this week, including strong currents and strong winds.

In Tampa Bay, the forecast warns of thunderstorms and a slight risk of severe weather on Wednesday. Potentially isolated tornadoes can also occur. Motorists are advised to check for the weather to avoid flooded roads.

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