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12 to 17 inches of snow in places and Tornadoes Down South

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Channel: J7409 · 2018 · Science & Technology

12 to 17 inches of snow in places and Tornadoes Down South.
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Scattered severe thunderstorms are possible Thursday from southeast Texas across central Louisiana and southern Mississippi into parts of southwest Alabama. Damaging wind gusts or a tornado or two will be possible.

A strong storm over the Central Plains will move northeastward into Quebec
by Friday evening. The storm will spread heavy snow and gusty winds to
much of the Central/Northern Plains and Upper Midwest. Travel will be
hazardous with slick snow-covered roads, especially in parts of the
Dakotas where Blizzard Warnings are in effect. Showers and thunderstorms
will develop along and ahead of the associated front over the Western Gulf
Coast into the Lower Mississippi Valley that will move eastward to the
Mid-Atlantic/Southeast by Friday evening. Rain will develop from parts of
the Central/Southern Plains into the Middle Mississippi Valley and the
Western Ohio Valley into parts of the Tennessee Valley that will move into
the Great Lakes on Thursday. By Friday morning, rain will move into parts
of the Northeast/Mid-Atlantic continuing into Saturday. Snow, heavy at
times, will develop over parts of the Southern High Plains into
Northern/Central Plains into the Upper Mississippi Valley/Upper Great
Lakes on Thursday. The snow will end over the Southern Plains by Thursday
evening and over the Northern/Central Plains by Friday evening. Overnight
Thursday, snow will start over parts of Northern New England ending by
Friday evening. In addition, pockets of rain/freezing rain will develop
over parts of the Upper Mississippi Valley/Upper Great Lakes on Thursday
ending by Thursday evening. Pockets of rain/freezing rain will also
develop over parts of the Northeast overnight Thursday into Friday
evening.

Meanwhile, upper-level energy over the Pacific Northwest will move
southward to the Great Basin/Southwest while forming an upper-level low by
Friday morning. The energy will settle over the Central/Southern Rockies
by Friday evening into Saturday. The storm will produce coastal rain and
higher elevation snow over parts of the Pacific Northwest with snow
extending into the Northern Rockies/Great Basin. The rain will end over
the Northwest coast by Thursday evening. The snow will move southeastward
into parts of the Central Rockies and Southwest by Thursday evening. The
snow will end over the Northern Rockies overnight Thursday while expanding
into Southern Rockies with rain over the lower elevations of the
Southwest. The snow will taper off over most of the Great Basin on
Friday. Furthermore on Friday, onshore flow will aid in producing rain
and higher elevation snow over parts of the Pacific Northwest.

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