AccuWeather meteorologists are closely monitoring a storm that is likely to bring a strip of accumulating snow from parts of the Midwest to the Northeast early next week. Where and how much snow falls will depend on the storm's strength which may fluctuate, and the storm's track, which may shift north and south over the next several days. In the short term, temperatures will be on the upswing in the wake of an Atlantic storm that buried Nova Scotia under feet of snow earlier this week. A flow of
A meteorological double-whammy will pound the West Coast with heavy rain and mountain snow, starting with one storm that will last into Thursday night and be quickly followed by another storm Sunday to Monday. Both will tap into moisture from atmospheric rivers, heightening the flood risk for millions, AccuWeather meteorologists warn. The proximity of the second storm to the first, hitting roughly the same areas, could escalate flooding, mudslides and power issues. Rounds of large waves from bot
A meteorological double-whammy will pound the West Coast with heavy rain and mountain snow, starting with one storm that lasted into Thursday night, followed quickly by another storm arriving Sunday. Both will tap into moisture from atmospheric rivers, heightening the flood risk for millions, AccuWeather meteorologists warn. The proximity of the second storm to the first, hitting roughly the same areas, could escalate flooding, mudslides and power issues. Rounds of large waves from both storms w
A meteorological double-whammy will pound the West Coast with heavy rain and mountain snow, starting with one storm that lasted into Thursday night, followed quickly by another storm arriving Sunday. Both will tap into moisture from atmospheric rivers, heightening the flood risk for millions, AccuWeather meteorologists warn. The proximity of the second storm to the first, hitting roughly the same areas, could escalate flooding, mudslides and power issues. Rounds of large waves from both storms w
A storm on AccuWeather meteorologists' radar for over a week will gain strength and size as it rolls from the southwestern United States to the Great Lakes region from Sunday night to Tuesday. As it does, major travel disruptions will expand as the storm produces a vast area of snow, drenching rain, strong winds and even violent thunderstorms. An even more potent and disruptive storm will enter the Northwest early next week. This new Pacific storm will have Arctic air to work with as the atmosph