BALTIMORE, MARYLAND — Forecast guidance continues to point away from a significant snow event for Baltimore and much of central Maryland as the workweek comes to a close, despite ongoing chatter on social media suggesting otherwise. Latest model data shows that most of Thursday and Friday are expected to remain dry, with only a brief…
ILLINOIS – Forecast guidance from the National Weather Service’s Weather Prediction Center shows a developing winter storm system that could bring widespread snow across the Great Lakes, Central Appalachians, and parts of the Northeast starting Wednesday and lingering into Friday, though significant uncertainty remains about where the heaviest impacts will fall. The system is being…
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS — A sharply divided January weather pattern is setting up across the United States, with unseasonably warm temperatures dominating much of the Midwest, while localized but intense lake-effect snow targets parts of Michigan, northern Indiana, and northwest Ohio through midweek. Latest National Weather Service and European ensemble guidance confirms that while large-scale winter…
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS — A dangerous blast of Arctic air is lining up to grip the Midwest just as the NFL playoff schedule approaches, and early model guidance suggests Chicago could be on the verge of making weather history. Forecast blends now indicate temperatures well below 0°F, with wind chills plunging into the -5°F to -10°F…
United States — Questions have surged this week about whether snow is possible across the Deep South, especially heading into the upcoming weekend. While cold air will be firmly in place, updated forecast data shows that snow accumulation remains unlikely for Alabama and much of the southern tier, despite widespread speculation circulating on social media….
GREAT LAKES REGION — A classic lake-effect snow setup is coming together across the Great Lakes as a surge of arctic air pours over relatively warm lake waters, setting the stage for localized but potentially extreme snowfall across parts of Michigan, Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and New York over the next several days. Forecast data shows…
GEORGIA — Questions are growing across the Deep South about whether a late-weekend winter system could bring snow, but current data shows more uncertainty than impact, especially for lower elevations across Alabama, Georgia, and Mississippi. Forecast confidence remains limited as colder air pushes southward, while moisture timing and storm structure remain unresolved. Despite viral claims…
United States — A calm but highly unseasonable weather pattern is setting up across much of the central and northern United States, with the Heartland emerging as the warmest region to start the week. Forecast data shows parts of Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa, Missouri, and surrounding Midwest states running 25 to 30 degrees above January averages,…
LOUISIANA — A continued flash flood threat is unfolding across parts of the Deep South, with the Weather Prediction Center (WPC) highlighting southeastern Louisiana, southern Mississippi, southern and central Alabama, and western to northern Georgia as areas of growing concern. New guidance shows repeated rounds of heavy rainfall capable of overwhelming drainage systems and triggering…
ALABAMA — Once again at the center of online winter weather speculation, but updated forecast data suggests that viral snowstorm claims circulating across social media are not supported by the most reliable weather models. While cold air will move into the Deep South this week and again over the weekend, confidence remains high that snow…