Weather forecast

Nearly all of the United States is experiencing some form of notable weather this week — ice, snow or unseasonably warm temperatures.

Lighter accumulations of up to four inches were predicted for the lower elevations across upstate New York and central New England. A winter storm watch was in effect for parts of Maine, New Hampshire, New York and Vermont. Freezing rain, sleet and snow were also predicted to fall in the region. By midday Wednesday, Southwest had canceled about 6 percent of flights planned for the day, second to Delta Air Lines, which canceled about 8 percent of its schedule. Over a foot of snow is forecast from South Dakota through parts of Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan. More than 1,300 flights were canceled and more than 1,900 were delayed early in the day, according to the tracking service FlightAware. The utility [Pacific Gas & Electric said](https://www.pgecurrents.com/articles/3667-pg-e-mobilizing-powerful-winter-storm-arriving-northern-central-california-today) that winds were affecting electrical equipment. By Saturday that snow will be much lower on the nearby mountain, showing more snow than a typical winter storm. Snow is expected across low elevations “all the way from the Oregon border to the Mexican border,” he said, forecasting that many Californians will be able to see snow on the nearby hills on Friday morning. Areas along the coast and valleys could see a few inches of rain. Swain said that the weather will escalate on Thursday and Friday, when colder air moves in over the state. But forecasters say a blizzard isn’t unheard-of in the region.

The peak of a multi-threat, major winter storm is expected Wednesday as millions of people across the U.S. face dangerous threats of heavy snow, ...

[HOW MUCH ICE IS NEEDED TO KNOCK OUT POWER, DAMAGE TREES?](https://www.foxweather.com/learn/how-much-ice-storm-accumulations-are-needed-to-knock-out-power-damage-trees) Back to the west, snow will come to an end Thursday afternoon across the Upper Midwest and western Great Lakes. Farther east, snow will develop across the interior Northeast and parts of New England. [CROSS-COUNTRY WINTER STORM COULD DUMP HISTORIC SNOW ON MINNEAPOLIS SIMILAR TO WHAT COLLAPSED METRODOME’S ROOF](https://www.foxweather.com/extreme-weather/metrodome-roof-collapse-snow-blizzard-2010) Wednesday-Wednesday night: The peak of the storm is expected from now through Wednesday night. Highway 10 near Osseo to U.S. The massive snowstorm could even go down in the [history](https://www.foxweather.com/category/history) books for parts of the Upper [Midwest](https://www.foxweather.com/category/midwest). Snow is ongoing from portions of the Rockies to the northern Plains, Upper Midwest, Great Lakes and interior Northeast. Drivers are asked to seek an alternate route. The storm could exceed what the National Weather Service called the "Domebuster of 2010," when the Hubert H. (FOX Weather) Humphrey Metrodome roof collapsed under the weight of 17.1 inches of heavy snow on Dec.

As a storm brings heavy snow to parts of the northern U.S. this week, some southern cities will see record-high temperatures.

"The jet stream will also play a key role in driving the storms at the surface across the U.S." "Many record-tying/breaking minimum high temperatures will also be possible over the West, with highs in the 30s and 40s for the Pacific Northwest and in the 50s for California. "Many record-tying/breaking highs are possible particularly for the Ohio/Tennessee Valleys, where temperatures will be into the 70s, and closer to the Gulf Coast/Florida, where highs will be into the 80s," the advisory added. As the winter storm calms across the Midwest and Northeast, weather stations east of the Ohio River and across the South are expected to break 90 records for high temperatures Thursday, including in Washington, D.C., which is expected to see 80 degrees Fahrenheit; Orlando, 90 degrees; New Orleans, 83 degrees; Louisville, 77 degrees; and Raleigh, 86 degrees. "It will be a long-lasting winter storm with extreme impacts stretching more or less from the West Coast to the East Coast," Chris Warren, a meteorologist and co-host at The Weather Channel, told CBS News in an email. This week's coast-to-coast storm system "will bring numerous weather hazards and significantly anomalous temperatures" stretching from Washington to Maine.

A powerful, coast-to-coast storm was bringing heavy snow, high winds and ice on Wednesday, putting parts of more than two dozen states under winter weather ...

[National Weather Service in Los Angeles ](https://twitter.com/NWSLosAngeles/status/1628198435936665600?s=20)said. A second round of snow overnight will produce another 9 to 12 inches, with some areas getting up to 15 inches, the service said. - Minneapolis: The city could pick up between 15 and 25 inches snow by Thursday. Heavy snow is expected to blanket the grounds fairly quickly, and be accompanied by gusty winds. [said in a tweet](https://twitter.com/WyomingFoodBank/status/1628270864612433921?s=20). Paul and their surrounding suburbs – are expected to begin late Wednesday into Thursday. Plan ahead, drive safe, and limit travel,” Walz wrote. [National Weather Service](https://twitter.com/NWS/status/1628104498978619398?s=20). [ National Weather Service](https://twitter.com/NWSWPC/status/1628158663197175815?s=20) said. More than 5 million people are under ice storm warnings across northeastern Iowa, southern Wisconsin, northwestern Illinois and southern Michigan. [weather service in Los Angeles ](https://twitter.com/NWSLosAngeles/status/1628198435936665600?s=20)said. [the National Weather Service said](https://twitter.com/NWSTwinCities/status/1628405333801709568).

While about 75 million people in 29 states are under winter weather alerts, parts of the eastern US are forecast to experience record high temperatures. Record ...

[FlightAware](https://flightaware.com/live/cancelled/)Enter your airport to find cancelled flights [National Weather Service](https://www.weather.gov/)Use your zip code to find watches and alerts across the US [Government of Canada Weather](https://weather.gc.ca/mainmenu/weather_menu_e.html)Local forecasts and alerts from the Canadian weather service [BBC Weather](https://www.bbc.com/weather)Find out the weather forecast for your area, with an hourly breakdown and 14-day lookahead Parts of Alberta and the prairies are facing extreme cold warnings, with temperatures dropping in some regions into the -40F (-40C) range with wind chill. Unlike the western part of the country, parts of the eastern US will see record highs - Washington DC could hit 80 on Thursday, which would break a record set in 1874. Meanwhile, typically sunny and warm Los Angeles, California, will see major snow and winds up to 75mph in the mountains and foothills of Ventura and Los Angeles County. Wind gusts potentially reaching 50mph (80kph) and a wind chill as low as -50F (-45C) in some parts are predicted. While about 75 million people in 29 states are under winter weather alerts, parts of the eastern US are forecast to experience record high temperatures.

An arctic airmass has moved south and Environment Canada has issued several weather warnings, but none for the Southern Interior.

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Orange Heavy Rain Warnings (the middle level on a three-tier scale): Hawke's Bay. The heaviest rainfall of 15-20 cm (6-8 inches) is likely about the ranges and ...

The disruptive weather may cause additional delays and cancellations at regional airports. Authorities have extended the state of emergency over Auckland, Bay of Plenty, Hawke's Bay, Northland, Tairawhiti, and Waikato regions and the Tararua District through at least Feb. Monitor local media for weather updates and related advisories. If there is severe damage to infrastructure, repair or reconstruction efforts may result in residual disruptions. Make allowances for localized travel delays and potential supply chain disruptions where flooding has been forecast or reported. 25. Additional power outages are possible in areas impacted by the weather system. Former Cyclone Gabrielle impacted northern and central New Zealand Feb. Reports indicate nine fatalities in Hawke's Bay and two firefighters dead in Auckland. Gisborne remains in a water crisis; extreme alert level water restrictions are in place. As of Feb. Orange Heavy Rain Warnings (the middle level on a three-tier scale): Hawke's Bay.