TRAVEL FORECASTRain and snow will into the Northeast heading into New Year's Day with drier skies in the Carolinas. Many folks will be on the road this New Year's week. The Federal Aviation Administration has links for travelers specifically for holiday travel and maps for airport delays. COLDER AIR RETURNS IN THE NEW YEARGusty winds are expected into New Year's Day and a few mountain snow showers are also possible through Wednesday morning. A Wind Advisory is in effect for the mountains and foothills through noon Wednesday. Tuesday night's cold front will knock temperatures down to near normal on New Year's Day. It will be a bit chilly Thursday and Friday with highs in the upper 40s.East Coast Travel OutlookA weather system will bring some rain and snow to the East Coast and Northeast by New Year's Day. Some airports in the Northeast may begin to experience delays due to rain and snow by late Tuesday into Wednesday.A storm system moving across the nation brings much colder air to the nation Friday into the weekend. Rain and snow also spread across much of the region. We're keeping our eye on a storm that could bring wintry weather even to the Deep South early next week.WINTER PATTERN The overall outlook from the Climate Prediciton Center for January, February, and March shows a milder winter with lower than average precipitation expected. If you have a few minutes, take a look at this awesome tutorial about La Niña from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
TRAVEL FORECAST
Rain and snow will into the Northeast heading into New Year's Day with drier skies in the Carolinas. Many folks will be on the road this New Year's week. The Federal Aviation Administration has links for travelers specifically for holiday travel and maps for airport delays.
COLDER AIR RETURNS IN THE NEW YEAR
Gusty winds are expected into New Year's Day and a few mountain snow showers are also possible through Wednesday morning. A Wind Advisory is in effect for the mountains and foothills through noon Wednesday.
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Tuesday night's cold front will knock temperatures down to near normal on New Year's Day. It will be a bit chilly Thursday and Friday with highs in the upper 40s.
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East Coast Travel Outlook
A weather system will bring some rain and snow to the East Coast and Northeast by New Year's Day. Some airports in the Northeast may begin to experience delays due to rain and snow by late Tuesday into Wednesday.
A storm system moving across the nation brings much colder air to the nation Friday into the weekend. Rain and snow also spread across much of the region. We're keeping our eye on a storm that could bring wintry weather even to the Deep South early next week.
WINTER PATTERN
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Temperature Outlook for January, February, March: National Weather Service Climate Prediction Center
The overall outlook from the Climate Prediciton Center for January, February, and March shows a milder winter with lower than average precipitation expected. If you have a few minutes, take a look at this awesome tutorial about La Niña from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.