The Nation's Weather
2003
Wet weather will persist across portions of the Southeast on Friday, as a cold front pushes through the region. Moist air from the Gulf of Mexico will collide with cooler, drier air, causing thunderstorms.
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A powerful storm system pounded a large swath of the nation Tuesday, spawning everything from heavy snow and numbing cold to thunderstorms and possible tornadoes, and forecasters warned more bad weather was on the way.
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Showers and even a few thunderstorms were expected Sunday to pop up from New England to the Upper Mississippi Valley as a cold front moves through the Northeast.
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A cold front barreling through the eastern half of the country Wednesday was expected to cause temperatures to plunge.
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A strong cold front was expected to push through the Central U.S. on Wednesday, dumping snow from the Rockies to the Plains and Upper Midwest. Snowfall was expected to range from 3 to 8 inches.
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Forecasters predicted thunderstorms in parts of the South and cold rain in parts of the Rocky Mountains on Saturday, while the region stretching from the Mississippi Valley to the Northeast was expected to be cool, clear and dry.
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Snow fell in much of the nation's East and midsection on Tuesday. The snow mixed with rain near the coast, but cold air kept it as all snow in the Midwest.
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A cold front pushing eastward across the nation was expected to bring showers and thunderstorms to a large portion of the East, while clear skies were forecast for the Plains, the Rockies and the West Coast.
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The U.S. Northeast from upstate New York to Maine will have equal chances of above- or below-normal temperatures during February and in the 3-month February-April period, the National Weather Service predicted on Thursday.
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Thunderstorms, torrential downpours and floods are expected across many parts of the country today.
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Forecasters predicted severe thunderstorms in the Midwest and rain in New England on Friday, and temperatures would likely soar in the Southeast and Southwest.
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Snow and rain showers were scattered across the country on Friday, a calm end to a week of severe weather that included deadly tornadoes in the South and heavy snow in the North.
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The National Weather Service on  Thursday predicted above-normal August temperatures for the  Southeast, Rockies and Western regions.
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A heat wave was expected to continue gripping the West on Friday, while the cold front that has brought wet weather to the Northeast was forecast to move offshore, bringing clear skies and dry conditions to the region.
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Much of the nation was expected to be cold Sunday, and little precipitation was forecast.
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Warmer than normal temperatures are  forecast to blanket the Western United States and Plains states  this winter, but it is unclear whether the Northeast and  Midwest will face warmer, colder or normal winter weather, U.S.  government forecasters said on Wednesday.
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Bitter cold was forecast for much of the country Sunday, while rain and snow were expected in the Northwest and dry conditions in the Southeast.