Author: Nina Clarke

CHICAGO, ILLINOIS — A complex and wide-reaching winter weather pattern is unfolding across the United States this weekend, bringing light snow chances to Illinois and Missouri, coating-level snowfall potential across Pennsylvania and Maryland, rain-snow mix concerns in the Carolinas, and a dangerous Arctic blast targeting the Midwest with life-threatening cold by early next week. While…

South Carolina are once again at the center of a closely watched winter weather setup as forecasters monitor a developing system expected to move through the region this weekend. While early model runs sparked excitement among snow watchers, the latest data suggests cold air may arrive too late for meaningful snowfall across much of the…

BALTIMORE, MARYLAND — New guidance from the ECMWF computer model is raising attention across a wide stretch of the eastern United States, with Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Delaware now in play for light accumulating snow Saturday, while parts of Florida could see rare snowflakes Sunday. While this is not shaping up to be a major winter…

MOBILE, ALABAMA — Portions of southern Alabama, southern Mississippi, and the Florida Panhandle could see light accumulating snow or a wintry mix Saturday night, though confidence remains low on how much accumulation will actually occur. New scenario-based guidance released by the National Weather Service Mobile/Pensacola shows a range of outcomes tied closely to how a…

BALTIMORE, MARYLAND — A growing forecast debate is unfolding across Maryland, Virginia, and Pennsylvania as artificial intelligence–driven weather models clash with traditional guidance over the potential for Sunday snow along the I-95 corridor. Recent runs from AI-enhanced GFS and AI-based ECMWF (AIFS) solutions bring measurable snow much farther west — directly into major metro areas…

ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI — A pair of light snow rounds are expected to move across parts of Missouri and Illinois, beginning Thursday evening and continuing through Friday evening, according to updated guidance from National Weather Service St. Louis. While snowfall amounts are expected to remain modest, forecasters warn that slick spots could develop during overnight…

ATLANTA, GEORGIA — A developing winter weather system expected to impact parts of the Southeastern United States early next week is presenting a complex forecasting challenge, as major weather models disagree on how far south and inland meaningful snowfall can reach. New ensemble guidance from both global and short-range models shows sharp differences in cold…

INDIANA — A quieter-than-usual start to winter is starting to look less stable, with multiple forecast signals pointing to a more active late-January into early-February pattern across parts of the Midwest, Great Lakes, and the eastern U.S. Some areas are already dealing with short-term snow bursts, while longer-range guidance is hinting at bigger “storm track”…

ILLINOIS – A quick burst of light snow is expected to develop across parts of the St. Louis region and nearby Illinois counties Thursday evening, with the best chance for measurable accumulation east of the Mississippi River and impacts lingering into very early Friday morning, according to an update from the National Weather Service office…

UNITED STATES — A new long-range setup is increasingly pointing toward a colder and snowier stretch from late January into early February, with the jet stream pattern favoring repeated shots of Arctic air across the eastern half of the country and a more active storm track than what much of early 2026 has delivered so…