2 weather stories continue to unfold throughout the U.S. this weekend, one being a winter storm moving to the northeast and another being polar atmosphere in the midwest which will linger throughout the week.
Heavy snow proceeded throughout the mid-Atlantic and started to push to the significant northeast cities Sunday morning.
Snow gathered in the Appalachian Mountains and along much of this I-95 corridor to New England.
Snowfall rates can reach two inches per hour on Sunday, together with the largest snow totals occurring only outside large cities in the northeast.
New York City has gotten about 3 inches of snow up to now, while Philadelphia and Baltimore have turned into a inch.
The storm is predicted to depart the area from the early evening hours, but dangerous traveling conditions will stay.
Lingering precipitation is likely from southeastern New England as well as the coast to eastern Maine throughout the night and will wind up by midnight.
Life-threatening end chills continues to control the midwest with wind chills reaching as much as -50.
The main weather story though are the cold atmosphere that will persist within the fundamental U.S.
A couple of disturbances will ride the jet flow at the border of the snowy cold atmosphere and bring quick-moving strikes of snow across portions of the midwest and northeast this week.
Towards the close of the week, a couple of more coordinated systems may bring some prevalent winter weather effects.
The snowy cold atmosphere appears like it is going to expand its traction considerably at the end of the week and also will dominate a lot of the eastern and central U.S. together with the East Coast and southern areas seeing well below average temperatures.
