Quick Changing Weather Be Aware 3/30/19. watch
A strong cold front is expected to move through the Mississippi and Ohio
Valleys on Saturday and through the Eastern Seaboard on Sunday, causing
active weather along it. Widespread rain and thunderstorms are forecast
for the Lower Mississippi Valley northeastward through the Ohio Valley on
Saturday. A Slight Risk of excessive rainfall is in place for portions of
the Ohio Valley that are expecting the heaviest rain totals, while the
Storm Prediction Center has outlooked a Slight Risk of severe weather in
the Tennessee Valley on Saturday. Rain will spread to the Eastern Seaboard
by Sunday morning as the front progresses. Snow is also expected along the
northwestern side of a low moving along the front through the Lower Great
Lakes region and into southeastern Canada. A swath of 4 to 6 inches of
snow is forecast for the Lower Great Lakes region into parts of northern
New England through Sunday night, and light freezing rain is possible
there as well. After the front passes, precipitation should dry out in
most areas, but rain showers could continue in the Gulf Coast states
through Monday morning with sufficient moisture from the Gulf.
Farther west, an upper-level low is forecast to move slowly through the
Four Corners region through the weekend, which will allow some snow to
accumulate in the Central and Southern Rockies. 4 to 8 inches of snow is
possible in the higher elevations of the San Juan Mountains. By Sunday
night, light snow is expected to form in the Northern Rockies and Northern
High Plains, associated with a surface low. Another low approaching the
West Coast will increase rain chances late Sunday in the Pacific Northwest
after a dry period.
On Saturday, high temperatures will be 15 to 25 degrees below normal in
the Central/Southern Plains to Middle Mississippi Valley behind the strong
cold front. Ahead of the front, the East is expecting temperatures 10 to
20 degrees above average on Saturday, but by Sunday, the Ohio and
Tennessee Valleys will see high temperatures 10 to 20 degrees below
average, which is a large temperature swing between Saturday and Sunday.
The West Coast is expected to warm up and be around 10 degrees above
average this weekend.
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