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The weather is expected to be relatively quiet across the eastern half of the U.S. this week, but the FOX Forecast Center is tracking a fast-moving clipper system diving out of Canada that will deliver snow, freezing rain and rain to portions of the Midwest and Great Lakes region starting Tuesday.
A clipper system will dive south today, bringing us light rain showers/possible snow north this afternoon and early evening before switching to all snow showers tonight.
A quick-moving clipper system is expected to dive out of Canada on Monday and will produce snow in cities across the Midwest and Ohio Valley, including Chicago, Indianapolis and Columbus, Ohio, which could make for a tricky Tuesday morning commute.
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The tail end of a fast-moving clipper system is bringing some rain and gusty winds to the Northeast on Tuesday, but a second system is hot on its heels and could produce some winter weather that could cause problems during the morning commute on Thursday.