Author: Nina Clarke

UNITED STATES — A large and potentially high-impact winter storm is coming into focus for the Southern Plains, Mid-South, Appalachians, and Mid-Atlantic as we move toward the January 24–26 timeframe, according to a growing collection of national weather models and probability outlooks. While confidence is still evolving, recent data shows a classic cold-air-meets-Gulf-moisture setup that…

UNITED STATES — Forecast confidence is gradually increasing that a large, high-impact winter storm could develop late this week and intensify into the weekend, affecting a wide swath of the central and eastern United States. Latest guidance from NOAA, ECMWF (EURO), GFS, and multi-model ensemble data points to a setup capable of producing heavy snow…

UNITED STATES — Forecast confidence is gradually increasing around a potentially high-impact winter storm expected to develop late Friday and intensify through the weekend, with snow, ice, and bitter Arctic air threatening a wide corridor from Texas and Oklahoma through the Mid-South, Appalachians, and Mid-Atlantic. While exact placement remains uncertain, multiple forecast models continue to…

UNITED STATES — Confidence is increasing that a large late-week winter storm will organize across the central and eastern United States, bringing a combination of snow, ice, and Arctic cold from the Southern Plains through the Mid-South, Appalachians, and Mid-Atlantic between Friday and Sunday, January 24–26. Multiple model ensembles now show a broad swath of…

UNITED STATES — Confidence is steadily increasing among long-range and ensemble weather models that a large, high-impact winter storm will slide across a broad section of the country late this week into the weekend, potentially affecting areas from the Southern Plains through the Mid-South, Appalachians, and into the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast. While exact placement and…

UNITED STATES — Forecast confidence is steadily increasing that a late-week winter storm system will track across the Southern and Eastern United States, bringing the potential for significant snow and ice from Texas and Oklahoma through Arkansas, Tennessee, Georgia, North Carolina, and Virginia. Recent EURO and GFS model guidance, along with ensemble trends, continues to…

UNITED STATES — Forecast confidence is increasing that a rare and potentially impactful Southern U.S. winter storm could develop late this week into the weekend, affecting a broad corridor from Texas and Oklahoma through Arkansas, Tennessee, and into parts of Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina. Recent ensemble and deterministic model runs indicate a high-impact…

UNITED STATES — Forecast confidence is increasing that North Carolina and South Carolina could experience meaningful winter weather impacts next weekend, as new NOAA probability maps highlight elevated risks of snow, sleet, and ice across the Carolinas during the January 25–26 timeframe. Given that the event window is still five to six days away, meteorologists…

UNITED STATES — Confidence continues to increase that a major late-January winter storm will bring meaningful snowfall and disruptive winter weather across parts of the southern and central Plains, with Oklahoma emerging as a growing focal point in the latest model guidance. New ensemble data shows a significant upward trend in snowfall probabilities, including a…

UNITED STATES — A rare Southern U.S. winter storm is becoming increasingly possible as forecast models continue to highlight a broad zone of potential snow and ice developing across the southern Plains and Southeast late next week. The window of concern currently spans Friday through Sunday, with parts of Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama,…