The northeastern US can expect possible snow this early April, according to the latest forecast. The snowy outlook can also spread throughout the Great Lakes, bringing potential travel disruptions and challenging driving conditions.
No, this is NOT an April Fool’s Joke! Confidence is increasing that a significant winter storm will bring heavy snow and gusty winds to portions of the Great Lakes and Northeast later this week. Please stay tuned for forecast updates the next few days. pic.twitter.com/dxHtQ7BQkF
— NWS Weather Prediction Center (@NWSWPC) March 31, 2024
People with travel plans should keep updated with the latest forecasts to avoid potential dangers associated with the late snow. In a Nature World News (NWN) report, the Northeast has experienced flooding, rainfall, warming conditions, and winter storms.
Although spring is here, homeowners should still stay alert for severe thunderstorms, poor weather conditions, and winter storms. According to an NWS Weather Prediction Center report, an April Northeast storm can threaten portions of the Great Lakes and Northeast this week, with an increasing possibility of significant snow and gusty winds on Friday.
In New York, the latest advisory shows that residents can expect sunny skies in the early week with temperatures reaching nearly 60 degrees. The weather will be ideal for outdoor activities, but people should still keep updated with the changes in the weather.
Northeastern US Weather Outlook: Dangerous Snow to Unload This Week
(Photo : by Spencer Platt/Getty Images). Northeastern US can expect a wintry mix condition, with a chance of snow. In the Great Lakes, a possible heavy snow and April storm can hit, bringing power outages and travel hazards.
According to weather reports, chilly air and snow conditions can unfold in the Northeast and Great Lakes this week. The cooler outlook can likely lead to a risk of hypothermia and frostbite, which can be risky for older adults, children, and people with medical conditions due to accumulating snow.
Due to the possible danger of a northeastern storm, residents, particularly those with travel plans, should watch out for heavy snow and strong winds, leading to power outages and travel hazards. This early week, colder weather and snow can occur in parts of Boston, Ottawa, Green Bay, and Portland.
From Monday to Wednesday, a rainy outlook is expected in the following areas:
- Des Moines
- Chicago
- St. Louis
- Springfield
- Nashville
- Birmingham
- Charleston
- Columbus
- Washington
- Detroit
- Washington
- New York
In Boston, the forecast reveals that a chance of precipitation can unfold in the early week. In addition, a wintry mix condition can unfold through early Tuesday and Friday mornings. Boston can expect a possiblele snowstorm.
In addition, possible snowfall will be likely in the following areas:
- Boston
- Portland
- Syracuse
- Toronto
- Montreal
- Bangor
- Detroit
- Charleston
Meanwhile, persistent cold can continue in parts of Buffalo, New York, Indianapolis, Washington, Nashville, Atlanta, and Charlotte.
Also Read: Northern New England, NY State Weather Forecast: Heavy Snow to Bring Potential Travel Concerns
Weather in other parts of the U.S this first week of April
On the other hand, an NWS forecast discussion shows that another critical risk of fire can hit parts of the Southern High Plains on Monday.
In the Northern Plains, homeowners should keep alert for a wintry mix and arriving colder air in the region. Potential snowfall is also likely, bringing a mix of rain and snow.
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