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System but bringing nuisance snow to parts of the great lakes, interior northeast and nuisance rain across coastal areas. and a better day friday, better weekends and more springtime temperatures next week, i promise. here is your forecast, looking good across the central us but the west coast we will see another system move-in. breezy conditions, and the southwest and texas, you mentioned hawaii. see what to do if there s a watch or warning in the area. sixth avenue feeding grapes as soon as we make up for all of that. you better not be joking. ....
Dean has more on that snowmaker moving across the country. reporter: it s true, sometimes it snows in april. 32 in new york, it is cold across the midwest, currently snowing in chicago, des moines and 24 in minneapolis. so it s cold. we re going to get a bit of a warmup across the midwest, the central u.s. and the northeast this week and then back to cooler than average temperatures, and i mean, it is snowing. it s snowing across the ohio valley, parts of the midwest in towards the mid-atlantic. it is going to bring some nuisance snow throughout the cay. we re also going to see the potential for rain across southeast. things will get quiet as we head into tomorrow, but we have a new system across the west that s going to bring the potential for flooding rainfall and some mountain snow. i wish i had better news. right? spring will happen at some point. jillian: yeah. i have faith that it ll happen at some point. sooner rather than later would be nice. todd: we ve got baseball games be ....
Day. it feels cold across the northern plains and the upper midwest, we have some nuisance snow across the great lakes in new england, we are not talking a big system but it will cause problems on the roadways. forecast windchill, the cold air moving in tandem with the cold front, some rain across ohio and tennessee river valley, mainly rain and lake effect snow. the next storm system moves into the northwest, mainly a rain event in higher elevations and there is the forecast precipitation as we go through the next couple days but we are in the trough pattern in the northeast meaning we could have it any point storm system bringing snow. as we head and the weekends, sunday, monday, what s the potential for monday. we have to ask the groundhog ....
It is wintertime. we do typically see snow in the areas. it s kind of nuisance snow. anywhere from 3 to 6-inches of snow, we should see a rain along the coast. too warm for snow although we could see snow furrilies. it ll be warm across the south. cooler across the great lakes, northeast and midwest and tuesday and wednesday we will start to moderate, another plunge air from canada on thursday and friday and temperatures start to moderate a little bit. west remains fairly quiet. northwest, system move in, as far as california, quiet weather. clayton, heather back to you. clayton: it was all red, now it s almost all gone. heather: thanks, janice. ....