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Meteorologists Monitoring Possible Snowstorm That Might Hit the Midwest
Meteorologists were busy monitoring the possibility for yet another winter storm to take shape and target areas from the Midwest to the Northeast late this week, while sections of the mid-Atlantic were coping with the first substantial blizzard of the season early this week.
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