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Just as Much An Ice Maker As A Snow Maker Weather News with J7409

686 views · Published 14 November 2018 · 15:00 · Indexed 26 September 2026

Channel: J7409 · 2018 · Science & Technology

PLEASE CLICK SHOW MORE TO SEE SNOW AND ICE AMOUNTS that may happen.
This noreaster could be just as big an ice maker as snow maker. Please be aware of your areas.
A significant storm is taking shape over the lower Mississippi Valley and
is expected to impact sections of the central and eastern U.S. with an
early-season bout of winter weather through Friday. Through Wednesday
evening and Thursday morning, a deep upper-level low moving across the
Tennessee and Mississippi Valleys will bring accumulating snow from
eastern Missouri across central and southern Illinois and sections of
western Indiana and western Kentucky. The heaviest amounts...upwards of
4-7 inches are expected over southeast Missouri and southern Illinois,
where Winter Storm Warnings are in effect. Farther east, moisture from the
Gulf of Mexico spreading northward ahead of this upper low will encounter
a cold air mass in place over the Appalachians tonight through Thursday.
At the same time, a surface low forming along the Carolina coast will
strengthen and move northward along the coast, causing a wintry mix of
snow, sleet and freezing rain to break out over the southern/central
Appalachians overnight and continue through much of Thursday as the cold
air will be tough to scour out. The main impact for this region will be
sleet and freezing rain, where there is the potential for up to .25 inch
of ice over the Shenandoahs and Laurel Highlands. Winter storm Watches and
Warnings are posted across this region.

As the low moves up the East Coast Thursday through Friday, a wintry mix
of precipitation will spread across the northern Appalachians/mid-Atlantic
states and into the Northeast. Precipitation across interior sections
will mostly be snow and sleet, with a large swath of up to 4-8 inches
accumulation by the time the storm departs on Friday. Along the I-95
corridor from Washington, D.C. to Boston, precipitation on Thursday may
start out as a period of snow, sleet or light freezing rain and may cause
travel problems before changing over to rain as temperatures slowly warm.
With the exception of northern Maine, precipitation should mostly wind
down by later Friday afternoon.

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