What is the latest US weather?
Asked 6 days ago
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A major cold front is sweeping across the US, bringing freezing temperatures, heavy snow, and travel disruptions, especially in the Midwest and Great Lakes. Over 40 million are under winter weather alerts, with up to two feet of snow possible in some areas. The Southeast faces severe storms and tornado risks, while Texas is bracing for more rain and potential flooding. The Southwest remains relatively warm, but most regions are experiencing winter conditions.
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Major snow storms could impact travel for millions across the U.S.
- Heavy lake effect snow expected near Great Lakes, up to 22 inches in Buffalo 4s
- Snow warnings and winter alerts cover over 40 million Americans 15s
- Chicago and Des Moines could see up to 14 inches of snow, causing travel delays 1m 14s
- I-95 corridor cities to see rain, not snow, late in the weekend 1m 47s
- Coldest temperatures of the season expected as December begins 2m 3s
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Heavy winter storms threaten travel, especially near the Great Lakes and Midwest, with up to two feet of snow in Buffalo and Chicago. Over 40 million Americans are under winter weather alerts, and the coldest temperatures of the season are expected.
Cold air impacts the Ohio Valley and Deep South, with single-digit and teen wind chills in northern states. Atlanta, Jackson, and Tallahassee will see freezing or near-freezing temperatures. Another wave of cold arrives Saturday, with most regions staying in freezing conditions.
A front brings the possibility of severe storms and tornadoes to the Southeast. The tornado risk remains moderate, and thunderstorms may become severe or tornadic. Conditions improve by Wednesday, with calm weather expected through Thanksgiving.
