819  
FXUS01 KWBC 032001  
PMDSPD  
 
SHORT RANGE FORECAST DISCUSSION  
NWS WEATHER PREDICTION CENTER COLLEGE PARK MD  
301 PM EST TUE DEC 03 2024  
 
VALID 00Z WED DEC 04 2024 - 00Z FRI DEC 06 2024  
 
...CLIPPER SYSTEM TO BRING MORE SNOW SQUALLS, HIGH WINDS, AND  
PERIODS OF HEAVY SNOW TO THE GREAT LAKES AND NORTHEAST TOMORROW  
AND WEDNESDAY...  
 
...PERIODS OF MODERATE TO LOCALLY HEAVY RAINFALL POSSIBLE OVER  
SOUTH TEXAS TODAY AND TOMORROW ...  
 
AS THE PROLIFIC LAKE-EFFECT SNOWFALL FROM THIS WEEKEND TAPERS OFF  
TONIGHT, ANOTHER ROUND OF IMPACTFUL WINTER WEATHER IS ON DECK FOR  
ACROSS PORTIONS OF THE UPPER MIDWEST, NORTHEAST, AND NEW ENGLAND  
AS A POTENT CLIPPER SYSTEM USHERS IN A COLD ARCTIC AIRMASS.  
BEGINNING TOMORROW, THE PASSAGE OF THE ARCTIC COLD FRONT WILL LEAD  
TO AN OUTBREAK OF SNOW SQUALLS CONTAINING INTENSE BURSTS OF SNOW  
AND GUSTY WINDS UPWARDS OF 50 MPH IN THE UPPER MIDWEST AND GREAT  
LAKES, WHICH SPREAD SOUTHEASTWARD INTO THE CENTRAL APPALACHIANS  
AND NORTHEAST BY THURSDAY. OVER THE LAKE-EFFECT SNOW BELTS, 1-2  
FEET OF SNOWFALL CAN BE EXPECTED, WITH HEAVY SNOW ALSO POSSIBLE  
ACROSS NEW ENGLAND AS THE CLIPPER DEEPENS TO THE NORTH. USERS ARE  
ENCOURAGED TO STAY UP TO DATE ON THE LATEST KEY MESSAGES FOR THIS  
EVENT AS IT UNFOLDS OVER THE NEXT THREE DAYS. IN THE WAKE OF THE  
CLIPPER AND ARCTIC FRONT, COLD TEMPERATURES WITH HIGHS IN THE  
TEENS TO UPPER 20'S ARE EXPECTED ACROSS THE UPPER MIDWEST INTO THE  
OHIO VALLEY.  
 
MEANWHILE, A WEAK FRONTAL LOW INTERACTING WITH GULF RETURN FLOW  
ALONG THE COASTLINE WILL SUPPORT MODERATE TO LOCALLY HEAVY  
RAINFALL OVER SOUTH TEXAS TODAY AND TOMORROW. WHILE THE HEAVIEST  
RAINFALL AMOUNTS (ON THE ORDER OF 1-3") ARE FORECAST TO REMAIN  
OFFSHORE, ISOLATED FLASH FLOODING IS POSSIBLE TODAY ALONG A CORPUS  
CHRISTI TO BROWNSVILLE LINE SHOULD ANY OF THE DEEPER CONVECTION  
MAKE IT INLAND.  
 
ASHERMAN  
 
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