Blizzard buries parts of Midwest; slow moving weather system to bring periods of light snow through the weekend with 1-3” cumulative totals likely. Above normal temps to persist overall, but more active pattern late next week into following week could mean better chances for snow production
Powerful winter storm hits plains with hurricane force gusts/blizzard conditions; same weather system crawls east, likely to produce sporadic snow showers/flurries into coming weekend. Winter to date has been mild, and relatively snow-free here.
Slow-moving winter storm capable of damaging 50-70 mph wind gusts in the Dakotas to first bring chilly rain to the Chicago area Thursday afternoon followed by periodic snow flurries/snow showers as moderately colder air arrives
Burst of mild, Pacific air to bring brief flirtation with 40° temperatures, before a windy late week downturn changes rain to snow showers, some minor accumulation is possible
Winter storm blankets parts of south with 6”+ totals; Snow drought continues for Chicago; Numerous Texas locations with more seasonal snow to date than 5.4” on the books here; Temps to lower modestly late week/weekend after mid-week warm-up
Cloud cover keeps overnight temps above normal. Winter storm may bring several inches of snow to portions of the deep south. Little temperature change on Friday. Change in jet stream to bring colder temps late next week.
Winter storm passes well south of Chicago and threatens several inches of snow across the southeast—passing flurries and steady northeast winds will kick up 2-4 foot waves on Lake Michigan
Brief intrusion of drier air to break 2021’s dreary start—but overall cloudy pattern locked in place into early next week
