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…
UNITED STATES – A developing winter-weather signal is putting a long stretch of the country on alert this weekend, with early guidance suggesting snow could be possible from far eastern Texas all the way to Maine if moisture and track details come together the right way. What the latest setup is showing right now Cold…
INDIANA — Snow showers are expected to ramp up this evening across north-central Indiana, with the most meaningful accumulation aimed at counties north of Indianapolis before the snow tapers off later overnight and into early Thursday. Forecast messaging highlights a 1–3 inch snowfall zone for far north-central counties, while much of the rest of central…
INDIANA – A powerful lake-effect snow machine is lining up along Lake Michigan with LaPorte County, Indiana in the crosshairs, where forecast guidance is pointing to a likely total near 17 inches and high-end outcomes approaching 27 inches over roughly the next 30 hours. The setup also puts nearby parts of northwest Indiana, southwest Michigan,…
NORTH CAROLINA — Forecasters are closely monitoring the potential for light snow in central North Carolina late Saturday night into Sunday, Jan. 18, as guidance remains split: some model solutions produce measurable snowfall while others keep the region mostly dry. A probability outlook indicates a 30–40% chance of at least a half inch of snow,…
MIDWEST & GREAT LAKES – An experimental outlook from NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center (CPC) is flagging an increasing risk of heavy snow for the January 21–27, 2026 window, with the most notable “slight risk” areas centered on the Midwest and Great Lakes, including parts of Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Illinois, Indiana, and Ohio, and stretching into…
PENNSYLVANIA – A significant snow event is lining up for northwestern Pennsylvania as a strengthening low-pressure system pushes in tonight, then taps Great Lakes moisture on Thursday—setting the stage for heavy snowfall bands and sharply reduced visibility from the Erie area into Crawford and Warren counties, with impacts likely spilling into nearby parts of northeast…
ALABAMA – For most of the state, the upcoming weekend is expected to remain cold and dry, but attention is increasingly focused on southeast Alabama, where new global model guidance suggests light snow accumulation may be possible Sunday into early Monday. The signal is subtle but notable, especially given recent consistency in longer-range model runs….