Re: Here we go again
A storm system will begin to organize over the Lower Mississippi River Valley today, and move northeast toward the Mid-Atlantic Friday.
Freezing rain, sleet and snow will continue to spread across parts of the southern Plains, Middle Mississippi River Valley, and Upper Ohio River Valley today and tonight.
This will impact areas from Oklahoma City and Tulsa, through Springfield and St, Louis, to Louisville and Cincinnati, where significant accumulations of ice will be possible.
Precipitation will overspread the Mid-Atlantic by Friday, starting in the form of a wintry mix and snow, but transitioning to freezing rain through the day.
This will impact areas from Pittsburgh, through Philadelphia and Washington, DC. Some ice accumulations, and/or a few inches of snow will be possible.
A band of snow will also develop across the Midwest today and tonight, and spread into the northern Mid-Atlantic and southern New England by Friday.
This will bring a general 1 to 3 inches, with local amounts of 3 to 5 inches across areas from Kansas City, through Indianapolis, through Dayton and Erie to Scranton and Syracuse.
On the southern side of this storm system, rain and thunderstorms will spread from the Lower Mississippi Valley, across the Deep South today, and through the Southeastern States on Friday.
Rain may be heavy at times, bringing totals of 1 to 3 inches to areas from Jackson and Mobile, through Birmingham and Atlanta, to Charlotte and Charleston.
A few severe thunderstorms may also develop in the warm, moist, and more unstable air mass near the Gulf Coast, from Southeast Texas across southern Louisiana and Mississippi today, and across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle on Friday.
This will bring the risk for hail, damaging wind gusts, and isolated tornadoes to areas from Houston and New Orleans, to Mobile and Jacksonville.
This multi-faceted storm system should exit to the northeast by later Saturday, ending as a few snow showers over the New England States.
